Postpublished at 15:00 British Summer Time 3 June 2018
Pakistan do have one review remaining, but Sarfraz knew it wasn't worth wasting one on that.
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
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Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentatorOh yes, that's out. That just looked right. England are working their way through this Pakistan batting line-up.
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WICKETpublished at 27.5 overs
Sarfraz lbw b Woakes 8 (Pak 97-5)
Oh, that's plumb!
Sarfraz Ahmed doesn't even bother having a cursory chat with his mate at the other end. Chris Woakes has sent his latest delivery right into Sarfraz's knee roll, and I reckon that's cracking into his off stump.
England are edging closer...
Pak 97-4published at 27.1 overs
Usman Salahuddin leans back and cuts Chris Woakes, leaving Stuart Broad to do a bit of tidying up down at third man and keep it to three.
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Waqar Younis
Former Pakistan pace bowlerPakistan are being positive and that's the way they have to go about this.
Image source, Getty ImagesPak 94-4published at 27 overs
Good from Dom Bess, conceding a single from his first delivery, before spearing the ball fuller and wrong-footing Sarfraz.
Very much enjoyed this photo. Joe Root and Chris Woakes look like proud parents.
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What a game Dom Bess is having.
49 as the nightwatchman...
A superb catch to dismiss Haris Sohail...
And now a maiden Test wicket.
Pak 92-4published at 26 overs
Trail by 97
Safraz Ahmed nails a straight drive off Chris Woakes, and looks a bit disappointed as the ball clatters into the stumps at the opposite end. He wanted four for that.
If you're after some more cricket, then there's eight One-Day Cup matches going on. You can choose your commentary over here.
How's stat?!published at 14:46 British Summer Time 3 June 2018
Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statisticianGraeme Swann dismissed more left-handers lbw than any other bowler in Test history, with 43.
Although India's Ravichandran Ashwin is just behind him now with 42.
Image source, Getty ImagesPak 91-4published at 25 overs
Trail by 98
Ah. That'll be four for Sarfraz Ahmed, and he's hurt Stuart Broad's hand in the process.
Another thunderous drive goes whizzing down the field and Broad, diving at mid-on, gets a nasty whack on the fingers as he falls.
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Dom Bess took that wicket at an ideal time - Imam-ul-Haq was looking settled.
Here he is again...
Pak 86-4published at 24 overs
Usman Salahuddin nurdles a single, before new man Sarfraz Ahmed gets off strike with an awkward little drive.
Chris Woakes then finds a bit of extra bounce and Salahuddin, playing across his front pad, get his hands and bat in a tangle.
Image source, AFPPostpublished at 14:40 British Summer Time 3 June 2018
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at HeadingleyBit of a commotion at Headingley because a Toyota Yaris is blocking someone's drive. The tannoy announcer pointedly says "we're still looking for the owner and the police are involved". One spectator could be about to lose their car....
Pak 84-4published at 23.2 overs
We've had a change of ball - and this one is swinging for Chris Woakes.
Chief shiner Alastair Cook gets to work on it, before Woakes squares Usman Salahuddin up with a delivery that bounces awkwardly.
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Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match SpecialGraeme Swann used to get plenty of left-handers out like that. Since ball tracking and DRS came in, we know that's out. Ray Illingworth was right all those years ago when those kept being given not out.
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A genuinely lovely moment for Dom Bess, who was swamped by his England teammates as soon as the umpire raised his finger.
Keaton Jennings at short leg was yelling almost as loud as Bess.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match SpecialWell done Dom Bess. It took a while to get there, but he's now got his first Test wicket.
A very animated Imam walks off, he's absolutely furious. But that's a classic modern dismissal by an off-spinner to a left-hander.
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Imam lbw b Bess 34 (Pak 84-4)
There it is! A first Test wicket for Dom Bess!
That looked out, and Imam is more than a touch irked with himself. He was playing forward, the ball slid past the outside edge and hit him below the knee roll. The technology suggests it was umpire's call on where it was hitting, the ball clattering into the top of middle stump.
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Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match SpecialThat's out for me.
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There's no bat.
It's hit Imam below the knee...
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