Shot! Stuart Broad delivers a short, wide one and Mohammad Hafeez rocks back and runs the ball through point for four. The bowler responds with an off-cutter which jags back in to the batsman quite dramatically.

You know how keepers always fancy playing up front?

I reckon Broad fancies himself as an off-spinner on the quiet...

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

It's nice to see Jimmy bowling the outswinger, just to get that little bit of movement away from the right-hander.

James Anderson bowls a gorgeous outswinger to Mohammad Hafeez. He'd have to have been Bradman to have got anywhere near that. The batsman smiles, the bowler yelps and Ben Stokes, at gully, winces.

Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

The longest Pakistan have ever batted for a draw was 129 overs versus West Indies at Port of Spain in 1988.

Toby Taplin: What's the longest a team has batted to secure a draw?

Azhar Ali came to these shores with a big rep and a Test average of 43. Rather like his current batting partner, however, his record is much better in Asia than outside of it.

In the UAE, he has played 17 Tests and scored five centuries and nine fifties.

He gets up and running at Old Trafford with a tickle down to the fine leg boundary.

Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

Shan Masood has been dismissed six times by James Anderson - every time he's bowled to him. His average against Anderson is 2.5.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

There's no kind of fluency in the movements from Masood. He's forced into playing the stroke. He's got technical difficulties against good seam bowling. He's got a problem against Jimmy Anderson.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

This is a real challenge for Pakistan's openers. They've struggled with the ball moving about, their techniques have looked like they're going to get challenged.

Mohammad Hafeez is playing in his 49th Test, but he has never scored a century outside Asia - bar a ton against a weak Zimbabwe side, external in 2011. Now would be a good time to change that, Mo. Like in the first innings, he is watchful to begin with. But will that last?

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

That might hurt - it depends if it hit muscle or bone. You always worry when there's a lot of bone and not much muscle.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

That was a rearing delivery. I think he might have a nice bruise.

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Target 565

James Anderson bowls a cobra-like delivery - the ball spitting off a length and striking the batsman on the inside of the arm, just below the armpit.

Mohammad Hafeez grimaces, smiles, then calls for the physio. That'll bruise.

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

Every time there's an empty seat in Test cricket that should focus the administrators' attention.

There's going to be no respite for Pakistan today. When it's not James, it's Stuart. When it's not Chris, it's Ben. They sound like four lovely boys when you call them by their christian names, but chuck them a cherry and they become a gang of merciless head-hunters.

Stuart Broad begins with a maiden to Shan Masood. Lots of leaving the ball outside off stump.

William Tomaney: So England are either "boring" or "overkill" - can't we just be happy?

Luke Flannigan: Right then, both Masood and Hafeez to be caught in the cordon prodding at the ball? I really want to be wrong.

England's four slips chatter between deliveries, then get on their haunches ready to snare an edge - all in perfect harmony and formation like a pack of hyenas. They can do nothing about a thick outside edge through gully, though - Mohammad Hafeez getting off the mark with a boundary.

James Anderson takes the new cherry and four slips assume their position. Play.