This one has been the best shot of a 75-ball hundred...

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on TMS

It's a brilliant way to bring up your hundred. The power, to hit that flat over cover for six... I thought he mis-hit it at first, it was so crisp. Well done, Jason Roy.

100 for Roypublished at 23.4 overs

23.4 overs

A stunning way for a world-class player to get to a fine century.

Jason Roy clubs Mohammad Hafeez over the off side and into the stands.

He takes off his helmet and punches the air. That one means something after his injury problems and near misses in the series.

Roy to 95! More good footwork from the Surrey opener and he hits it so hard there's no stopping it.

Roy and Root have not been put off by that risky single. They're tapping and running to keep the score taking over. No breakthrough for Hassan Ali on his return.

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on TMS

He's not the most elegant of movers, Joe, but he had his skates on. He had to get the dive out in the end,

Don't run yourselves out, boys! This would have been very tight had Babar Azam hit with the throw from backward point. Joe Root dived to make his ground and I'm still not sure he'd have made it.

Josh Verrills: England going into the World Cup with three of the five most inform and destructive batsmen in one day cricket at present - Roy, Bairstow and Buttler.

England have been ahead of the required rate for the vast majority of this chase. That means they can offered the odd quiet over. Four singles come from this one.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Trent Bridge

About 10 green-jacketed stewards have just rushed past me. When I followed, a chap warns me to stand still. At that moment, the stewards strong arm a youngish man who has spent too much time at the bar. He's pushed through the gate, his day over.

Roy has played all around the wicket today. He's on 86 from 67 without breaking sweat.

And with that big over the worms move apart again.

Now - can Roy get to the hundred he's been close to all series?

Image source, Opta

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

Jason Roy has hit scores of 75 or more three times in a row - it's third time in his career he's done that in succession.

Eng 148-1published at 20.5 overs

20.5 overs

And again!

This one stays below the height of a Steve Harmison all the way from Jason Roy's bat to the boundary.

The flattest of powerful flat sixes.

Charles Dagnall
TMS commentator

Innovation and power from Jason Roy.

Eng 142-1published at 20.3 overs

20.3 overs

The crowd are awoken from their snooze by some brilliant invention from Jason Roy.

We see these scoops so often these days that it just seems normal but you've got to take a moment to admire this.

It's a good ball from Junaid but is flicked high into the evening sky and all the way for six.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on TMS

It feels as if England are just strolling to victory here.

Now then. Is a Mankad on the cards?

With Joe Root at the non-striker's end Mohammad Hafeez stops in his bowling action. Was he threatening to run out Root who had just left his ground?

The crowd all boo the Pakistan all-rounder regardless.

Hafeez holds his hands up as if to apologise. He might actually be saying that he didn't stop because of a potential Mankad. Hafeez may just be saying he lost his run-up.

Well there was very little threat in that comeback over from Junaid Khan. Pakistan dropped a bowler for a batsman for this game and they feel a bowler short now. There's no mystery spin for them to turn to.