Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

A smart watch is a phone. You could say the England batsmen could have done with one to say 'you are allowed to leave the ball'.

Pakistan players will stop wearing smart watches after they were visited by anti-corruption officials after yesterday's play.

There was no allegation of wrongdoing - the watches can recieve communications and the ICC effectively treats them as a phone.

"I didn't know who was wearing them but yes, the ICC anti-corruption officer came to speak to us and they told us this is not allowed," said Hasan.

"Next time nobody will wear them."

There's more on that story here.

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What do England need to do to turn this match around? Can Pakistan repeat their feats at Lord's from 2016?

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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Is positivity hitting a four or ending the day on 230-6 when you have grafted it out? Pakistan's bowling and slip catching was outstanding, England now have to win every day.

BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Test Match Special are in place to bring you all the action from today at Lord's - you can listen using the player at the top of the page, or by clicking here.

Or if you missed yesterday's collapse, you can watch the inappropriately named highlights below...

There's maybe a slight chance of rain knocking around Lord's but, fingers crossed, we should be in for a full day's play...

England are up against it. But they've got four days left to turn it around, and to prove that they can finally banish those old problems.

Morning! Welcome to our coverage of the second day of the first Test of the summer at Lord's.

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There are some reasons to be positive, though...

Let's face it - yesterday was not a good day for England.