Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

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It's out. Wonderful leg-spin. A little drift, then some spin up the slope. Ballance didn't get his bat out in front of his pad. The Joe Root dismissal gave Yasir confidence. England were dominating.

Right, we're back with Wahab and his red-lined shoes - on another day, an excellent title for a children's book - but Ballance is undistracted and cracks a four through square leg.

I also feel this England innings is starting to mirror Pakistan's a bit. Captain taking the lead, as his colleagues try to bat around him? Thankfully, for England, the line-up bats deep, with Bairstow and Moeen Ali, among others, to come.

So Pakistan make two breakthroughs in this second session, both coming from Yasir's spin. All that talk of left-arm seamers being key and a right-arm leg-spinner brings the visitors back into the game. Funny old game, this cricket.

Gary Ballance is the new man for England.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

The ball before he played a lovely shot down the slope, thought he would do it again, but this was quicker and flatter. Vince looks suited to this level, but he's yet to get that score by his name. There's plenty of players who look the part but who haven't got the runs. You won't get a long career in Test cricket if you don't make the opportunities count.

Ed Smith
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

"I think that's straighter than Vince thinks."

What's that, a bouncer you say Henry? Well, here you go. Wahab packs the off side field for his seventh over before sending a bouncer at Vince. Game seems to have slowed down since that last wicket though. Them wines taking effect in the crowd as well, gone very quiet.

Henry Blofeld
BBC Test Match Special

The battle is on, a battle of skills. It's fascinating, like a game of chess - when will the bouncer come?

Wahab Riaz returns for a spell. Pakistan chopping and changing with their bowlers. Not much trouble, and I can see there wasn't much trouble for you getting Dwayne Levrock into your best slip fielder suggestions. I have a colleague who says he can give him a run for his money, if only he'd been eligible to play for Bermuda of course.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Joe Root took on the left-armers by hitting straight and through the on-side. James Vince already looks to be keen to go through the off side.

Yasir trying to turn on the heat a bit. He's got two slips and a short-leg but Cook and Vince see this out in relative comfort. Spin bowling coach Mushtaq Ahmed watches on from the Lord's balcony as Yasir gives away one from the over. And both Yasir and Mushy would have enjoyed watching Root fall prey to the turn. If you fancy replaying that moment, have a look below.

David Hill: Showing my age here, but I put Bobby "the claw" Simpson of Australia and Phil Sharpe of Yorkshire and England top of my list.

Henry Blofeld
BBC Test Match Special

That was a regal way to get off the mark from James Vince - the weight, balance and stride were magnificent. The shot of the day.

So England, as Ramiz rightly says, must regroup. Pakistan have waited a long while for this wicket, just a slight shame it wasn't Amir that made the breakthrough. I feel for the guy. Still, he's running in hard again, slip cordon remains three-strong with a wide gully thrown in as well. 

James Vince, by the way, is the new man and the right-hander greets Amir's wide delivery with a super shot through cover for four. 

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

Root's face crumpled as he hit that shot. He knew what he'd done. He's cross with himself, just running away back to the dressing room.

Ramiz Raja
Former Pakistan captain

That partnership was taking the game away from Pakistan, but England have to start all over again now.