Well there is skatebording on the website from 19:00 BST this evening - and esports on BBC Three, who'd have thought it? Not sure if we have any English players excelling at that. But England have not lost this Test match yet, it's over to Amy Lofthouse to lead the rearguard.

Mike Bell: Beer match Sunday anyone? We've sold the tickets....

At least I'm OK for Monday Mike. We've got tickets but my friend has forgotten if they're for this match or the one against India in August.

Here's how the England big guns fell, Stokes - after two boundaries and a scare of a freak dismissal - clipping straight to mid-wicket and the captain's valiant 68 ended by a routine lbw decision.

Hasan is up at 85mph from the Pavilion End in the afternoon sunshine, which, according to the new TV gadget, gives young Dom 0.508 seconds to react. The fielders crowd around the bat but the Devonian debutant calmly keeps the ball out and that will be tea. The dejected image of the England players on the balcony rather tells the story though. Still 68 needed to make Pakistan bat gain.

Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

Jos Buttler has only got one 50 in his past 27 innings of first-class cricket, and that was against India in Mumbai in December 2016.

Buttler comes out of his crease to try and disrupt Abbas so intrepid Pakistan skipper and wicketkeeper Sarfraz dons the helmet and comes up to the stumps - to a bowler sending it down at 83mph. No alarms though and maybe only one more over for England to ensure before tea.

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Four wickets in 34 minutes after that drinks break this afternoon then. Alarm for young Dom, yet to get off the mark and struck on the pad by the dangerous Hasan, but an inside edge saves him.

What a match in which to make your debut for poor old Dom Bess. He keeps out the remainder of the over but Abbas has taken 2-8 in six overs.

Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

England have lost four wickets for 19 runs in 6.1 overs.

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Waqar Younis
Former Pakistan pace bowler

Abbas has got the reward of bowling nice and straight. A beautiful delivery.

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Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

As Root walks off, you feel that is the end of England's minuscule chances of saving this Test.

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Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Perhaps Root feels it's a bit high? That's the only thing...

It could be the end for Joe. He has been given out lbw. But he had to review it, he's the last hope.

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Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

This is relentless from Pakistan.

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Shot of the day from Root, an exemplary cover drive for his eighth boundary, but Buttler does not do much for the shattered nerves of England followers, leaving one from Hasan that jags back off the seam, keeps a bit low and misses the off pole by a whisker.

Waqar Younis
Former Pakistan pace bowler on Test Match Special

I'm very excited. I'm seeing reverse swing. I expected that and, with 40 overs gone, this is the perfect time.

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National selector Ed Smith has retreated indoors but the cameras have still found him. It wasn't him out there chipping straight to mid-on though. Now what is Jos going to do here, having been brought in to smash a few around at number seven. A bit of a waft at the final ball from Amir but no contact is made and it's a maiden.

Mohammad Amir took two wickets in three balls to disrupt what was a relative period of calm for England.

First, Dawid Malan fell to a superb catch from Sarfraz Ahmed...

And then Jonny Bairstow was cleaned up by a beauty.

Jos Buttler is the new man as the camera focuses in on a pensive looking Trevor Bayliss looking a little uncomfortable with his feet up on the boundary. Paul Farbrace looks crestfallen. Mickey Arthur, on the other side, is smiling broadly. Jos is away with a single.