England 373-3: Buttler hits England's second-fastest century in ODI cricket - off 50 balls
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Fakhar Zaman very nearly chops on as Moeen Ali darts one in from round the wicket.
Six from the over as Pakistan keep it ticking along quite nicely. They'll need to accelerate before too long to chase down 374, mind.
Time for a drink.
Target 374
No bad ball from Adil Rashid that give up a boundary. But Fakhar and Babar nudge and nurdle into the gaps adeptly and pick up seven from the over.
Daniel Norcross
TMS commentator
You could tell Fakhar had decided to do that almost as Moeen was starting his run up.
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Well that was a good over from Moeen Ali until Fakhar Zaman slog sweeps the last ball deep into the stands.
Zaman on a mission. Belting strike, that.
Babar Azam skips down the pitch, trying to work to leg but Moeen Ali has pulled it back a tad and gets it through onto the pads.
Brief appeal for lbw but nothing doing.
James Anderson
England fast bowler on TMS
The required rate is already above eight an over. It just shows you can't have too many dot ball overs.
Nice flight and drift from Adil Rashid and Fakhar Zaman can't get him away with the reverse sweep.
Just three from the over.
James Anderson
England fast bowler on TMS
Considering this is Moeen's first game back, he looks like he's not been away. He's settled right into his length and rhythm. He's bowling beautifully.
Image source, Rex FeaturesTarget 374
Babar Azam clips through square leg for a single to get off the mark.
James Anderson
England fast bowler on TMS
The ball just stuck in the wicket. It's an easy catch for Moeen. Imam will be disappointed with that, these two had a great start. From a Pakistan point of view, you'd see Imam as someone who anchored the innings and be there in the last 10.
Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on TMS
That's a soft dismissal for Imam-ul-Haq. He got onto the back foot and lobbed the ball up into the air.
Imam-ul-Haq c & b Moeen 35 (Pak 92-1)
Moeen Ali makes the breakthrough for England!
Imam-ul-Haq tries to work a full ball to the leg side but chips it up off a leading edge.
Moeen shifts to his right and tumbles forward as he completes a decent catch.
England will be relieved to split up Pakistan's fine opening pair but new man Babar Azam is an excellent white-ball batsman too.
James Anderson
England fast bowler on TMS
It would be difficult to leave Woakes out. He's not had the best start to the year but he's had a couple of niggles that have kept him out as well. You need game time to get the rhythm back, there's no other way of doing it other than being out in the middle and being put under that pressure.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
Chris Woakes has struggled this year - in 2017 and 2018 he bowled 23 times in the opening 10 overs and took 24 wickets at an average of 17 with an economy rate of four.
In 2019, Woakes has bowled five times in the opening 10 overs and taken two wickets at 173, conceding runs at 7.5 per over.
Imam 35, Fakhar 52
Adil Rashid is on to take wickets and Eoin Morgan will not overly mind him conceding seven runs an over if he does.
No wickets so far but no overly loose balls either.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
This is Fakhar Zaman's 13th score of 50 or more in one-day cricket, three of which he has turned into centuries.
Fakhar Zaman scampers two to bring up a superb fifty.
He needs to cash in and make this a big ton but he's looked in superb knick so far.
Double spin for England.
Here comes Adil Rashid...
Fakhar Zaman is in fine fettle...
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
Pakistan's highest successful run-chase is 329-7 against Bangladesh in Dhaka in March 2014.