Mohammad Amir first up and he gets one to shape away a tad but it's wide and Alastair Cook leaves well alone.

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Thanks Amy.

You're all dreading this, aren't you?

Alastair Cook and Keaton Jennings are ready to resurrect their partnership at the top of the order.

Will this be the one that clicks into place, and stops England from constantly being 30-3?

I guess we're about to find out. Jack Skelton will take you through to the close.

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Chris Woakes, on his return to the Test team, pulled off a fine caught and bowled to end Pakistan's brief recovery...

While the excellent Shadab Khan registered another Test half-century, after helping Pakistan recover from 97-7...

Before he became the last man to fall as Pakistan were dismissed for 174.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

James Anderson will be a bit frustrated with his first spell but generally England have bowled well. There was one dropped catch but otherwise they've fielded well too.

This week's episode, hosted by World Cup winner Isa Guha, comedian and Pakistan fanatic Aatif Nawaz and the Asian Network’s Ankur Desai, discusses Pakistan’s humbling of England at the Home of Cricket and ask if they can seal the series at Headingley this week (this blurb was written before 174 all out!)

They speak to Pakistani pace bowling legend Waqar Younis and chat about the climax of the IPL. There’s reaction to the latest match-fixing allegations and Isa tells a story about her Dad, Ribena and taking five wickets in an over. Listen in here.

James Anderson then picked up where he left off.

First, Faheem Ashraf went...

And then Mohammad Amir's swinging innings came to an end.

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

This is nothing new for Headingley. I remember the two-day Test when England beat West Indies in 2000. Andy Caddick took four wickets in an over.

It all went a bit wrong for Pakistan in a frenetic period after lunch.

First, captain Sarfraz played all around a James Anderson straight ball...

Before Stuart Broad abandoned all thought of appealing as he whacked Usman Salahuddin on the pad.

A look at the bowling figures - an excellent return from England's bowlers, who unperformed at Lord's.

So, Pakistan are all out for 174.

Shadb Khan is the only batsman to pass fifty - in fact, only two of the top five batsmen reached double figures.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

I suspect that's not quite the way Sam Curran dreamed about taking his first Test wicket. But it doesn't matter how you get them!

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Mike Bell: Enjoyed seeing that beach ball blowing around the outfield earlier. You know why they've gone up so much in price recently don't you? Inflation. Too warm for a coat today so, so I'll just leave.

That is, quite frankly, terrible Mike. But it might just open the floodgates for some better cricketing jokes...

Stuart Broad beats the outside edge of Mohammad Abbas' bat, before there's a half-hearted appeal for lbw.

That's probably struck the batsman outside the line, and Broad whirls his way through a maiden.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Stuart Broad is coming back to try and put a stop to this nonsense. He's got Mohammad Abbas on strike.

Chris Woakes is out of the attack, and Stuart Broad is coming back on.

Woakes took the last Pakistan wicket to fall, ending a very useful partnership between Hasan Ali and Shadab Khan.

Ooft! A peach from Sam Curran, nipping back in and beating everything as Mohammad Abbas tries to cover up his stumps.

Abbas takes a single before Shadab Khan gets hold of a short ball and cracks it over the fielders for four. He had all the time in the world to rock back and hit that.

There's a raft of One-Day Cup games happening across the country today, and you can listen to them here.

Perhaps the standout scoreline so far is Kent's 384-8 against Surrey at Beckenham - Heino Kuhn hitting 117.