England drop five catches
Babar retired hurt on 68
Shafiq 59, Shadab 52, Azhar 50
Three wickets for Stokes & Anderson
First Test of two-match series
Pak 330-6
A half-century for Shadab Khan, but it comes up in risky fashion!
He has a swipe across the line at Ben Stokes, Jonny Bairstow comes tearing around from behind the stumps in a desperate attempt to grab the ball, but it drops in front of him. The Pakistan balcony stand and applaud.
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
I know they have dropped a few catches but I'm not just blaming that, I don't think England have been at the races for the last two days. Pakistan seemed to have been switched right on.
A hopeful shout from James Anderson as he thuds a delivery into Mohamamd Amir's pads. Joe Root tries to gee his team up, before wincing as he gathers the ball up.
Here's the last wicket to fall, with Faheem Ashraf inside edging onto his stumps.
A whirl of the wrists brings Mohammad Amir his first run, while Joe Root is wandering around grimacing. He took a bit of a knock on the hand as he dived to save the ball.
Shadab works Ben Stokes into the leg side for another easy single.
Ben Stokes is back on, replacing Mark Wood.
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
The Ashes were shocking, as bad as I've seen England play for a long time. We came to the summer with hope, a new chairman of selectors, Buttler back, a new spinner. But it has dissipated very quickly.
Alastair Cook, incidentally, has been banished from the slips and spent that last Mark Wood over lurking at short leg.
He's back in his usual place, and watches on as Shadab clips a couple of runs fine off James Anderson.
This is a big part of the reason why England are in the position they're in...
Four!
Not great from anyone, there - Mark Wood whacks the ball down the leg side and Mark Stoneman, running round to third man, slides and knocks the ball into the boundary. Mohammad Amir then gets beaten all ends up by a delivery that whips past his outside edge.
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I'm torn between wanting a Pakistani collapse and not trusting English batting enough to make my day 4 tickets usable.
Jack in Greenwich
Lead by 134
Mohammad Amir is the new man in - and there's a big appeal for lbw straight away!
That's sliding down leg, though, and England opt against another review.
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
He just brought it back a little bit and you can't expect a lower order player to play like a batsman. It will test the character of England because it is not impossible to come back from this - but they have got to bat really well.
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Faheem b Anderson 37 (Pak 318-6)
Out!
James Anderson clears up Faheem Ashraf, via a cheeky inside edge. Just before that delivery, Anderson was trying his best to get the umpire to change the ball. He doesn't need one. Fuller length, a bit of nip back into the batsman, and the ball goes clattering into the stumps.
Waqar Younis
Former Pakistan pace bowler
I think the credit must be given to Azhar Ali and Haris Sohail, who batted extremely well when the conditions were very difficult. Now the batsmen are not having much trouble out there.
Faheem 37, Shadab 39
Mark Wood carries on plugging away, and Shadab Khan whacks him straight through a desperately diving Stuart Broad for four.
Here's the first of those dropped catches. Is that the keeper's shout? Or is Cook too wide?
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
The whole day has been a frustrating one for England. It has not been that they have bowled badly all the time, they have bowled some good stuff. Anderson and Broad have bowled good spells, Wood has given it everything, Stokes has bowled good stuff. But they have dropped catches, nobody drops them on purpose, but it hasn't gone for them and they haven't been able to make it happen.
Image source, ReutersLead by 125
Well, this has got scrappy all of a sudden.
Shadab Khan sets off for a single, then changes his mind. Ben Stokes lobs the ball at the stumps, it hits, the deflection races off down to the boundary, and Pakistan nab a single that was never there in the first place.
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Pak 308-5
Well, that one was definitely Alastair Cook's chance - and he's shelled it!
That's as easy as you'd like. An outside edge, Cook gets both hands to it as the ball comes down low to him, and he drops it. James Anderson says something that I absolutely cannot repeat, and stomps back to his mark while Cook avoids all eye contact.
Insult to injury - that'll be four from Faheem Ashraf!
It's short, a bit floaty, and Ashaf just wallops the ball over mid-wicket and into the rope.