Looking again, it was a complete trimmer from Wood. Not only did he go wide of the crease, but there was also some seam movement back in. Big drive from Babar, huge gap between bat and pad, middle stump knocked back. Shoaib Malik is the new man, England will smell blood here....

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

Brilliant wicket, he's been bowling well, pushing it up. This angled in and Babar maybe just took his eye off it.

Francis Edwards: Fail to see the evidence of this ODI team being the best, beating Pakistan yet they lost to SA and Aus in the last 12 months...

It just feels like this one could go deep, like we might be in for a stonking finish. A wicket or two would change that, with England fancying themselves got tickle Pakistan's soft underbelly. Nice from Azhar Ali, driving Stokes straight down the ground for four.

Theo Bowyer: This England squad should be hot favourites to win the 2019 World Cup on home soil... They have all the ingredients.

Still Wood, that speed gun edging towards 90mph. The length is better too, much fuller. Slip in place, almost interested when Babar takes a little swipe outside the off stump. Just a single from it. Better from England. 

Andy Zaltzman
Comedian & BBC Test Match Special statistician

In Pakistan's six matches - five against England, one in Ireland - this is only their second time over 50 after 10 overs.

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Ben Stokes, the fourth of England's pace quintet, replaces Chris Woakes, easing in like a man still recovering from that calf problem. Tidy stuff, Azhar swiping but not getting the ball away. I've just been admonished for referring to Woakes as the Brummie Botham. He's from Walmley, which is about seven miles north of Birmingham. He could be the Walmley Woakes, but he'd be that even if he wasn't a decent all-rounder.   

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

England struggling a little bit, they haven't found a way to get those breakthroughs they have been looking for. Pakistan are playing like a team that desperately wants to go home with a bit of pride.

Mark Wood into the attack, replacing Willey. If anything, England have bowled a touch short so far and Wood too is back of a length. Pakistan got wickets with shorter deliveries earlier, mind. The pace is up over 88mph, but that only allows Babar to slash (yet another) short ball over the sole slip for four.

This is lovely from Babar. First a back-foot drive, then the latest of late cuts to take Woakes for back-to-back boundaries. Woakes the bowler. The Brummie Botham was the man to remove Sharjeel Khan, which you can watch right here...

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

The England fielders are all athletic and agile. Even though they have made changes it looks like a well-drilled operation.

Bit of a rumpus here, the slipping Babar going head first into the bread basket of David Willey. Babar's got a lid on, remember, so that could have done Willey some damage in the, erm. Anyway, slips all gone now, even Willey is now struggling to wobble it in the air.

Now Sharjeel has departed this place (the crease, nothing more sinister than that), Pakistan's running has improved. Azhar drops and runs, with Babar then pulling Woakes for four. Bit of Bastille played by the DJ. Better tunes than first thing this morning, but still room for improvement. Got any Meatloaf?

Willey has just one slip for right-hander Babar, the natural shape of the ball bringing a catcher on the leg side into play. Babar, though, eases into a cover drive to get himself off the mark. A leggy delivery misses Babar's pads and is called wide, despite missing leg stump by a coat of varnish. Jonny Bairstow, looking slightly odd without his beard (like when Homer Simpson shaves) can't believe it.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Another terrific atmosphere, the ODI series has been well supported. I'd just like to see the one-dayers before the Tests, then at the end of the Test series a few T20s. The Tests are your main course.