Alex Hales made England's highest ODI score with 171 from 122 balls in the world record 444-3 in the third match of the series. He hit five fours today but here he is departing off the bowling of Mohammad Amir for 23 from 15 balls. 

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Sun cricket correspondent John Etheridge on TMS: "People talk about how the players can play with freedom. The previous regime under Peter Moores will say they encouraged that too, but they believe it now, and there's a huge amount of power in the side. As it stands, England will be one of the favourites for the Champions Trophy here next summer."

Stokes departed in the 42nd over, one of four wickets for the persistent Pakistan seamer Hasan Ali.

Ben Stokes made an uncharacteristically cautious start, with only 12 singles from his first 32 balls, but he went on to make a commanding 75 from 76 balls and here is one of his three sixes.

Jason Roy gave England a useful start with 87 from 89 balls, here is one of the two sixes the big-hitting opener struck, plus his dismissal as he finds the boundary fielder off the bowling of Mohammad Amir. 

So Pakistan's highest score of the series thus far is the 275 with which they replied to England's world record 444 at Trent Bridge. We will see how they fare under the floodlights in around half an hour. Test Match Special will now have a panel of journalists to discuss all manner of cricketing subjects but we can take a look at some of the highlights of the England innings. 

Eng 302-9published at 50 overs

50 overs

Innings closed, run-rate 6.04

Majestic stroke from Chris Jordan, opens his stance and lofts it imperiously over long-off. Would love to have known the apex of that one. The Sussex all-rounder ensures England of 300 with a pull into the leg side for two, the crowd appreciating the significance of the landmark. That 100 took 98 balls, the same number as the first 100.

The end of Liam Dawson's maiden ODI innings.

No slip for the number 11 and Wood collects a boundary with a thick edge. Hasan the first Pakistan fast bowler to take four wickets against England in an ODI since Umar Gul in September 2010.

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Just two singles from the Gul over. Since Stokes was out in the 42nd over only 24 have been scored.

Only a smattering of singles from England as Amir finishes his allocation with 3-50. Only Mark Wood to come though so, for once, England are not blessed with options.

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

Pakistan have just kept things in check there. You feel the momentum is with them at the moment. They will be desperate to keep the chase below 300.

A pull shot from Willey off Hasan bounces around 10 yards in front of Babar on the square-leg boundary and brings him just a single. Can England pull some magic out of the hat in the last four overs? Can they survive them?

Here's a look at the stumps of Chris Woakes being rearranged.

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

This is the third wicket that Amir has got today when things have all gone to plan. Hales, Roy and now Dawson. This is Pakistan's best opportunity. England may have made a mistake in only playing one spinner.

The first time the controversial Amir has taken more than two wickets in an innings in an international on the tour this summer.