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It was good awareness from Archer, charging forwards and sidefooting the ball onto the stumps, but I think Shoaib Malik has made his ground.
Image source, ReutersSummary
Stokes (71*) & Curran put on 61 after England fell from 201-1 to 258-6
Roy's dismissal after scoring 114 started collapse
Pak 340-7: Babar hit 115 off 112 balls; half-centuries for Fakhar & Hafeez
Curran took 4-75 and Wood returns 2-71
Fourth ODI, Trent Bridge, England won toss
England go 3-0 up in series with one to play
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Image source, ReutersUmpire reviewpublished at 15:53 British Summer Time 17 May 2019
Has Jofra Archer done another one of those fancy footwork run-outs?
The umpire is having a look...
Pak 259-3published at 40.1 overs
Hello!
Asif Ali is such fun to watch. This is just his second ball, and he stands tall, leaning back and creams Jofra Archer down the ground for six.
Postpublished at 15:51 British Summer Time 17 May 2019
Jofra Archer's got four overs up his sleeve, and he's about to bowl one of them.
Postpublished at 15:50 British Summer Time 17 May 2019
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Into the final 10 overs we go.
Postpublished at 15:49 British Summer Time 17 May 2019
Babar Azam's final stats - 115 from 112 balls with 13 fours and one six, a strike rate of 102.67.
Asif Ali is the new man in. This could be an entertaining couple of overs...
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Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on TMSVery good knock. Babar was trying to up his scoring rate.
It was a good catch in the end from Archer because he misread it originally. It was a good time for a wicket for England.
WICKETpublished at 39.4 overs
Babar c Archer b T Curran 115 (Pak 249-3)
Aaaaand he's out.
Perhaps conscious of the rate, Babar Azam goes for another big shot, trying to force Tom Curran over cover, but Jofra Archer is a very good athlete. He comes running in off the boundary, dives forwards, and gets both hands underneath the ball as it falls to the turf.
Postpublished at 15:47 British Summer Time 17 May 2019
Daniel Norcross
TMS commentatorThat has been smoked through the off-side.
Pak 249-2published at 39.3 overs
My word, Babar Azam has nailed this slower ball for four. Jofra Archer doesn't have a chance of getting near that on the edge of the boundary.
Pak 245-2published at 39.1 overs
Whoops. Shoaib Malik taps a Tom Curran slower ball away towards the leg side. Jos Buttler comes running out from behind the stumps to meet the throw, misses and Ben Stokes, backing up, dives over the ball. That allows Pakistan to turn what should have been a single into three runs.
Postpublished at 15:44 British Summer Time 17 May 2019
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Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on TMSIt feels like 350 is a must. It is a nice day. The wicket is fine. The ball doesn't swing. It all adds up to 360 minimum for me.
Pak 242-2published at 39 overs
Run rate 6.21
Oh, hello! Mark Wood serves up a friendly half-volley and Babar Azam creams it to the boundary.
That's a bit edgier, Babar opening the face of the bat and the ball hovers in the air, but it ultimately glides through the vacant slip cordon for back-to-back fours.
Postpublished at 15:40 British Summer Time 17 May 2019
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on TMSBabar needs to turn this into 140 runs from 120 balls or 150 from 125 if he is to really help his team.
Pak 232-2published at 38 overs
Babar 102, Shoaib 5
We've just seen that shot of Imam-ul-Haq applauding Babar's century - he clapped his hands in the way royals in TV shows always applaud, gently tapping the back of their hand.
Sarfaraz made him put his arm down in case he did himself a further mischief!
Postpublished at 15:39 British Summer Time 17 May 2019
Daniel Norcross
TMS commentatorBabar has played solidly in the anchor role but will have to kick on now.
100 for Babarpublished at 37.4 overs
Pak 230-2
And Babar Azam reaches his century with a four!
It's a poor delivery from Tom Curran, heading down the leg side, and Babar gets enough of a tickle on it to help it reach the fine leg boundary. He gets a standing ovation from his teammates on the balcony, including Imam-ul-Haq who has what looks like a giant block of ice strapped to his injured elbow.
Pak 226-2published at 37.3 overs
A single brings Babar Azam, on 97, on strike.
He hasn't scored a boundary since the 28th over.