Postpublished at 15:52 British Summer Time 3 June 2018
Dom Bess is back! That's his second change of ends in the past 25 minutes.
He's taken a wicket from each one.
Summary
Three wickets for debutant Bess and seamer Broad as Pakistan collapse
Earlier, Buttler hit entertaining 80 not out as England made 363
Faheem the pick of the Pakistan bowlers with 3-60
Pakistan 1st innings 174: Shadab 56, Broad 3-38, Anderson 3-43
England level two-match series with the victory
Postpublished at 15:52 British Summer Time 3 June 2018
Postpublished at 15:51 British Summer Time 3 June 2018
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialSam Curran needs more speed but you look at Chaminda Vaas, who was down at 80mph but still effective.
All the talk around him is that he's a batsman who bowls and I can see that. I think he's talented enough to bat in the top six in the future and then his bowling is going to be a real bonus.
Pak 114-7published at 40 overs
There's a brief hold up because Stuart Broad and Joe Root are having a disagreement over which fielder goes where.
Broad swings one past Usman Salahuddin's outside edge after Mohammad Amir nabs a single. We're having an extended session, by the way, which is bad news because I'm starving. Tea should be at about 16:10 BST.
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Postpublished at 15:47 British Summer Time 3 June 2018
Dom Bess is taking a breather - Stuart Broad is coming back on for a bowl.
A reminder of how Dom Bess took his second Test wicket...
Pak 113-7published at 39 overs
The folks on the Western Terrace are throwing a tennis ball from stand to stand which, I regret to inform you, has just landed on the field.
The steward leaps onto the pitch and promptly confiscates the ball, and gets a round of boos for his troubles. He passes it onto his mate, who then throws the ball back into the crowd!
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This young Pakistan team should be happy with a drawn series. It will give them a lot of confidence going forward together so that they can really start getting more consistent.
Max
Pak 111-7published at 38 overs
Trail by 78
Mohammad Amir never strikes me as one for hanging around.
He shimmies down the pitch to his third delivery and drives Dom Bess into the air, but it goes on the bounce to the fielder at cover. He tries the same shot to the final ball of the over, and gets the same result.
Postpublished at 15:41 British Summer Time 3 June 2018
Dom Bess has 2-20 from his seven overs so far.
He's got a potentially hindered Mohammad Amir to deal with next. Amir was struggling with his shoulder when he was bowling earlier.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match SpecialYou felt he was going to have a go. That's a horrible shot but it's so hard to know how to bat in these circumstances.
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WICKETpublished at 37.1 overs
Faheem c Malan b Bess 3 (Pak 111-7)
Dearie me, that's a dire shot.
It's another wicket for Dom Bess and it's a nice delivery, the ball just getting a bit of extra dip. However, that's poor from Faheem Ashraf. He goes for the big heave ho, trying to drop Bess into the stands, and instead the ball flies off the top edge and Dawid Malan takes a comfortable catch at backward point.
Pak 111-6published at 37 overs
Another close call for Usman Salahuddin, as he tries to nudge a Sam Currnan delivery down towards third man, and the ball bounces just in front of Joe Root at gully.
Postpublished at 15:36 British Summer Time 3 June 2018
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialTechnically, Usman Salahuddin looks the best batsman in this Pakistan line-up, even though he's making his debut. His footwork is very good.
Pak 111-6published at 36.3 overs
Up in the blockholes from Sam Curran, and Usman Salahuddin stays watchful.
Now then, is that a drop? Salahuddin chases a leggy delivery from Curran and there's a noise, but it's ball on thigh pad, and Jonny Bairstow drops the ball as he lands on the turf.
Postpublished at 15:33 British Summer Time 3 June 2018
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialDom Bess just got a bit more dip on that one, maybe getting a few more revolutions on it.
Pak 111-6published at 36 overs
Trail by 78
Hello! Turn for Dom Bess, the ball somehow sneaking between bat and pad, and Jonny Bairstow can't get glove on ball either.
Faheem Ashraf takes the opportunity to steal a bye.
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As Chris Tremlett pointed out on Twitter this morning, Sam Curran was four when James Anderson made his Test debut back in 2003.
I feel old.
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Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statisticianThis is the youngest bowling partnership England have ever had, given Dom Bess and Tom Curran are the first two players under 21 to appear in the same England Test team.
Image source, Getty ImagesPak 108-6published at 35 overs
Sam Curran bustles in and bangs down a yorker, which Usman Salahuddin is wise to and jabs his bat down on the ball at the last second.
A maiden.
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Imran Khan: Just wanted a fighting innings, showing some character, but unfortunately it's a tame end here.