Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

I would have batted, it was a dry surface underneath. In a county match two weeks ago 420 was scored. You can give the excuse that the captain could have bowled first but the fact is the England batting line-up has under performed again. It's like the start of a new school year. Last year was a C minus, when they had the ability to be B plus or A minus.

Did Joe Root make the right call at the toss?

I wonder if Adelaide was in the back of his mind - bowling first and then watching his bowlers waste the new ball. But these were such different conditions, and Pakistan's top order were fragile against Ireland...

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

It isn't the style of wicket to throw the hands of the ball. Give Pakistan a huge amount of credit for dangling the carrot. Stoneman has not scored any runs for Surrey and gets bowled because his hands go towards the ball.

Alastair Cook was the top scorer for England with 70.

Only three other batsmen reached double figures - Jonny Bairstow, Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

Pakistan are in a really strong position.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Pakistan much better in course management, as the golfers would say. They have done it better than England without a better.

A tidy final over from Ben Stokes, but it's easily negotiated by Pakistan and that, folks, is that.

A superb day's cricket from Pakistan and some absolute codswallop on show from England.

It'll be Ben Stokes to bowl the final over of the day. Six overs lost...

This is only Dom Bess' 17th first-class game. A remarkable achievement.

He gives the ball some flight and Haris Sohail taps his bat down. He gives himself a few sighters before slapping a slightly wide delivery away for a boundary. Bess shakes his head as he wanders back to his fielding position.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

I don't even remember my first two deliveries at the MCG so Bess is doing well.

Dom Bess, on his Test debut, is coming on for a bowl!

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Lord's

The good doctor has been on something of a journey. Previously batting on the edge of the Coronation Garden, he has been moved into the shadow of the new Warner Stand.

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Just five minutes remaining at Lord's. It's got a very sedate feel to proceedings.

Mark Wood tries to liven things up with an 88mph delivery that Azhar Ali thumps away for a couple.

Ben Stokes, perhaps keen to make amends for that drop, comes firing in.

Azhar Ali tries to drive him this way and that but can't get it away. A maiden.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Those situations are always difficult because your eyes follow where the batsman intended to hit it and then suddenly you get a thick leading edge coming at you. That's why Stokes flung a hand at it, but it would have gone straight into the old bread basket of Malan.

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Sohail dropped on 16published at 19 overs

19 overs

Pak 43-1

Oh! Ben Stokes has shelled a chance - and that was an easy take!

Now, I think Stokes has done Mark Wood over, here. The edge was heading straight towards second slip, which is Dawid Malan, and Stokes launched himself in front of Malan, arm outstretched, and dropped it. He apologises straight away, to both Wood and Malan.

Joe Root is plonking on the helmet and going in at what my collegue has described as "a short leg that's not quite as short as normal". We're very technical.

Anyway, no sooner has Root gone in than Azhar Ali clips a single away. Mark Wood responds with a delivery that thuds into Sohail Haris' pads, but is too high to trouble the umpire.

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