Pakistan win by nine wickets
Pakistan lead 1-0 in two-Test series
Pakistan chase 64 in 13 overs
England slip from 236-6 to 242 all out
Amir 4-36, Abbas 4-41 & 8-64 in match
Buttler 67, Bess 57
Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician
England haven't suffered a Test series defeat to Pakistan on home soil since 1996; they have recorded two victories and two draws since then.
They last lost a home Test series in June 2014 (v Sri Lanka), claiming five wins and two draws since.
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England batsman Jos Buttler: "Worrying doesn't help so we tried not to do that. It was a tricky situation to be in but we showed character and bulit a partnership.
"I had the same mentality, I play the same way whether the ball is white, red or pink. Pakistan will be refreshed and the new ball is around the corner - we are hoping for a big session."
Darren Betts at the weather centre: "There is still the chance of some showers today, they are arriving in the west of London.
"But for a lot of the day it will be dry with strong sunshine. We could catch a shower as early as this morning's session."
There's some facial recognition technology at Lord's, where you can find out which player you most resemble.
Michael Vaughan's not impressed with it....
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Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Lord's
Just down the road from Lord's. More gems from Mohammad Amir today?
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England spinner Dom Bess on TMS: "It was pretty special yesterday by the end of it, we tried to soak up the pressure and turn it around. It will be a massive test again this morning.
"It was nice having Jos Buttler out there with me, you know what he can do. I don't think many people will have seen me bat but I know what I am looking to do, I haven't surprised myself at all. I'm a very confident bloke when I'm out there.
"I'm optimistic. We can turn this around."
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
It will be exciting today - whatever happens. If England can muster a lead of anything over 120, Pakistan may be up against it a bit. They are already one wicket down with Babar Azam's broken arm.
I'd suggest the fans need to get here quick.
Tuffers stopped by to give Dom Bess a few words of wisdom before yesterday's play began.
Think we can safely assume he wasn't given him advice on how to bat.
Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Dom Bess - aged 20 and 308 days - is the third youngest to score fifty on debut for England, after Denis Compton and Haseeb Hameed.
Jos Buttler spoke to TMS after he and Dom Bess guided England to 110-6 at stumps.
Their 125-run partnership has spared England's blushes - for the time being, at least - and Buttler was full of praise for Bess on his Test debut.
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66 is the highest Test score on debut by an England number eight, made by Liam Dawson against India in December 2016.
Dom Bess, who will be resuming on 55 in twenty minutes time, is hunting that down.
Waqar Younis
Former Pakistan pace bowler
The match situation favours Pakistan, but it is sunny this morning and that might help England. Pakistan are due the new ball in a couple of overs though - that should suit Pakistan.
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Another day.
Another England batting collapse.
Another heavy defeat staring them in the face.
But then an unexpected partnership kept England afloat and forced the game into a fourth day.