A chastening day for England - stand by for TMS's review of the day. Boycott warming up as we speak.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Pakistan have batted better than I thought they would all series.

Sarfraz cuts Anderson for four to push Pakistan's lead into double figures - a single brings Younus on strike and he plays the last ball of the day back to the bowler to end his day's work on 101 from 144 balls.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

England will go home, have a good rub down, come back tomorrow and try to wrap it up.

The day is drawing to a close as Younus stands tall to defend against Finn. Probably time for one more over.

Stand by for more cricket on the radio after this, though - BBC Radio 5 live sports extra will have commentary on the Women's Super League game between Lancashire Thunder and Yorkshire Diamonds after this one finishes.

...but it was more in hope than expectation, Sarfraz is easily home.

Now here's a funny moment. Sarfraz sets off for a run, is sent back the throw comes in to Bairstow and he takes the bails off even though Sarfraz's bat looks grounded beyond the line. They're going to go upstairs just in case...

Time for a quick burst from James Anderson, wicketless in this game, from the Vauxhall End as the day draws to a close. Sarfraz swipes a four square of the wicket to take the score to triple Nelson.

Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

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That is Younus' fourth century against England. It's his second in England. He made 173 at Headingley in 2006. It's his fourth quickest century. He has converted 30 of his scores in the nineties to 100, going past Don Bradman's 29.

With England's lead down to four runs, Sarfraz looks like he's playing for the close here - perhaps aware there's not a great deal of batting to come after him, just Pakistan's three pace bowlers. And Sarfraz shows his skills, stepping forward and clipping a length ball from outside off stump for four through mid-wicket. A very confident shot, and the scores are level. A single to third man puts Pakistan in the ascendancy.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Well played Younus Khan. It wasn't one of his stylish innings but you can see what it meant to him. He's done his job well.

100 for Younus Khanpublished at 18:13 British Summer Time 12 August 2016

18:13 BST 12 August 2016

Pak 323-6

And there it is - Younus Khan, aged 38 years and 257 days, sedately guides Woakes for a single to reach his 32nd Test century. Not quite one of his most elegant, but they all count.

Tim Carlisle: Woakes bowling line and length down the corridor of uncertainty and looking for bits of movement - England's McGrath?

Younus wants a single - just like Shafiq, he nearly presses the panic button on 99 before Sarfraz sends him back. And as Younus has to defend a good delivery from Broad, the wait goes on.

I expressed a hope earlier that England might get the full 90 overs in today. (As if that's not too much to ask, chaps). But unless they turn to spin, I'd say they're unlikely to bowl seven overs of seam in 20 minutes.

We last checked in with Younus when he had just reached 99 - he's lost two batting partners in that last over. Broad posts a deep backward square leg for Sarfraz, and a single brings Younus on strike...

Geoffrey often says "add two wickets to the score" - and that's what Chris Woakes has just done in the space of five deliveries. Keeper Sarfraz Ahmed is the new man in, and England still hold a narrow lead.

Ramiz Raja
Former Pakistan captain on BBC Test Match Special

Not a good shot and a very good catch by Moeen. He judged it to perfection. Good thinking by Woakes to bowl it short on the off-stump line. It was a difficult angle for him to hit and he will be disappointed with that after hitting a good drive.