Azhar 18*, Sohail 21* at close
Stokes drops Sohail on 16
England 184: Cook 70, Stokes 38
England lost last 5 wkts for 16 runs
Abbas 4-23, Hasan 4-51
England won toss; two-Test series
Stokes 33, Buttler 11
It's not the Buttler-scoop yet, a conventional sweep to start with to Shadab for two, but the first boundary soon arrives, a flick of the wrists between mid-on and mid-wicket, swiftly followed by another - a drive through the covers. Four fours and a six conceded by the spinner in his five overs.
Image source, ReutersJust as with Stokes, he gets off the mark with rather tentative inside edge for a single.
Now then Jos. You're back in the Test side for the first time since December 2016. A specialist batsman with a brief to attack. He's in with Stokes. What is going to transpire? Let's find out.
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
I think Alastair should be forward to that. He's played nicely, a lot better, but it's a good ball. This pitch is not bouncy. You get balls in that in-between length and you need to get forward.
Cook b Amir 70 (Eng 149-5)
Cook has just played an imperious back foot drive to the boundary but Amir takes a deserved wicket with one that clips the top of off-stump.
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
I would take that home and use it as a dishcloth. Just don't wear it tomorrow.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Lord's
Dan's shirt...
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Cook 6, Stokes 33
The first maximum of the match as Stokes smears Shadab several rows back over mid-wicket, leaving the teenage spinner with 0-22 from his first four overs.
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
I think England will win - they will have enough big-time players over four innings.
But we're not a great side. We tend to win at home because our bowlers are good, but our batting is wobbly.
Cook 66, Stokes 27
Amir back in the attack, hair neatly cropped and bearing little resemblance to the floppy, Hugh Grant look of 2010. His face is smeared in sun cream in the afternoon sun and Stokes uses every inch of his new bat to club three more valuable runs as the partnership extends to 39.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
With the field they've got set, they're just asking Shadab Khan to hold an end up. I'd be tempted to put a short leg in to Ben Stokes.
Shadab 0-16 from 3
Shadab again from the Pavilion End, beard neatly shaped a la George Michael in the Faith video. Stokes gets a thick edge safely wide of slip for four and Cook strikes a far more authoritative boundary with a sweetly-struck cover drive, his 13th four.
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BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Leicestershire chief executive Wasim Khan is the chair of the group looking at how domestic cricket will work when the new 100-ball competition arrives in 2020.
He told Test Match Special: "This is about working out what's right for cricket. Cricket has, for the past few years, been played in blocks. You've got concentrated time for each format. It's going to be a real challenge to understand how we structure that to make it as fair as possible for all the formats."
Cook 61, Stokes 19
A full ball from Hasan rattles into the pads of Stokes and there is a loud appeal, but no review. The replay shows umpire's call. Both teams still have their two referrals intact. Stokes compounds the frustration for the tourists by playing the same shot across the line, but this time makes good contact and claims his fourth four.
Image source, AFPShadab 0-6 from 2
The teenage leg-spinner Shadab returns for his second over. The reaction time against him is only 0.806 seconds, according to the new TV gadget, which would beat many of us for pace.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
If I was Pakistan, I'd dangle the carrot to Ben Stokes and try and get him to throw his hands at the ball.
Image source, Reuters
Cook 60, Stokes 14
Hasan wrings his hand after it is struck by a Stokes straight drive, two balls after he is thumped for four. It looked suspiciously like a smirk from the England batsman, surely not? Hasan examines the affected area, which is already heavily taped, but is fit to continue and sends one down nudging 87mph, which Stokes calmly leaves alone.
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Dan Hooper: Beginning to think Cook will carry his bat at this rate.
Cook 60, Stokes 10
Faheem again, full of menacing intent, with a reddish tinge to his jet black hair in the afternoon sun. Those clouds behind the Media Centre look menacing as well, but no stoppage yet. A delightful drive from Cook brings the former skipper his 12th boundary of the innings.