Summary

  • 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

Live Reporting

Amy Lofthouse

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    This is good practice for England. If Stokes can marshall the lower order to victory that's way more useful for the World Cup than 341-3.

    Richard in Sheffield

  2. Eng 221-5

    Stokes 15, Denly 2

    Joe Denly is off the mark with a gentle clip through the leg side as Hafeez whirls his way through a sedate over.

    Joe DenlyReuters

  3. Talk about timing.

    Mohammad Hafeez is back.

  4. How's stat?!

    Andy Zaltzman
    Test Match Special statistician

    That is Shoaib Malik's first wicket since July of last year.

  5. Eng 217-5

    Need 124 runs to win

    This isn't the worst situation for England. They've got a player at the crease who needs some time to get back into the rhythm of batting - Stokes - and this might be Denly's chance to prove his credentials for the World Cup squad.

    Stokes blocks Shoaib for a while before flicking an easy single off his pads.

  6. Ramiz Raja
    Ex-Pakistan captain on TMS

    This will be good for England to see if Denly has the temperament.

  7. You do feel that this England side have a collapse in them - I suppose it's smart of them to get it out of the way now, rather than in the World Cup.

    Right then, Joe Denly. What can you do?

  8. Ramiz Raja
    Ex-Pakistan captain on TMS

    That is not a great shot at all. Moeen was trying to hit against the spin. It was beautifully taken by Fakhar. He had to rush back and take it over his shoulder.

    Moeen Ali has succumbed to a bit of pressure and picked the wrong ball and the wrong shot.

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    Moeen c Fakhar b Shoaib 0 (Pak 216-5)

    Moeen. No.

    That's a two-ball duck for Moeen Ali, and it's not a great way to get out. It's slow, very slow from Shoaib Malik, forcing Moeen to stretch as he gets down to sweep. A top edge goes high into the air and Fakhar Zaman at mid-on spins, turns and runs to cling on to an excellent catch.

  10. Sarfaraz shuffles his pack once again - here's Shoaib Malik.

  11. Ramiz Raja
    Ex-Pakistan captain on TMS

    This is Pakistan's best chance of derailing England. It will not be easy because England go hard in every situation.

  12. Eng 216-4

    Stokes 12, Moeen 0

    Ben Stokes lets the first three balls of Mohammad Hasnain's over fly by, before he waits and chops the fourth down through point for a welcome four.

    Oh! After a couple of good catches, this is messy from Junaid Khan. He chases after Ben Stokes' uppercut, goes down and ends up parrying the ball into the ropes. Sarfaraz jogs straight over to put an arm around his teammate.

  13. How's stat?!

    Andy Zaltzman
    Test Match Special statistician

    That Buttler wicket is the first time in this series that an England batsman has been out for less than 35.

  14. Eng 208-4

    Moeen Ali blocks the final ball of the over. Imad Wasim has figures of 2-55 from his six overs.

  15. Graeme Swann
    Ex-England spinner on TMS

    The game has changed completely. That has hit the back of the bat and ballooned in the air. In the last 10 balls the wheels have fallen off!

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    Buttler c Hasnain b Imad 0 (Eng 208-4)

    Well. Who saw this coming?!

    That's two wickets in three balls for Imad Wasim, and it's a strange sort of shot from Jos Buttler. He went down to sweep a leggy delivery but got into a tangle, the ball coming off the back of the bat as he flicked his wrists and it flies to Mohammad Hasnain at the 45.

  17. Out comes the skipper, Jos Buttler.

  18. Graeme Swann
    Ex-England spinner on TMS

    Add two wickets to any total, like Geoffrey always says, changes the outlook. Pakistan are back in the game.

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    WICKET

    Root c Hafeez b Imad 36 (Eng 208-3)

    Now THAT'S how you take a catch.

    The 38-year-old Mohammad Hafeez shows the rest of his team how to do it. Joe Root tries to go for the big strike down the ground but he's wrongfooted, the ball slicing off the outside edge and flying towards short third man. Hafeez jumps, gets a hand to the ball as it goes over his head, parries it up and he catches it on the second attempt.

  20. Watch: Roy reaches his hundred with massive six

    Roy leaves the field having hit ODI centuries at five different venues in England. Joe Root is the only other batsman to achieve that feat.