England win by 54 runs - Woakes takes 5-54
Pakistan's collapse from 152-3 began with Rashid's fine run-out of Babar (80)
Leg-spinner then took excellent return catch to dismiss Malik
Buttler completes trio of special feats in field with superb run-out of Sarfaraz (97)
England 351-9: Root (84) & Morgan (76) put on 117 for third wicket
Babar 34, Sarfaraz 14
Tom Curran has his collar turned up and his hair slicked back as ever. He looks a man full of confidence after his four wickets in the last game and a good knock earlier.
Babar flicks one off his hip behind square for four on the final ball of his over which means 12 runs come from the six balls. Expensive.
That's the end of the first powerplay.
David Willey's opening spell ends with 0-26 after four overs.
One of his rivals for a World Cup place, Tom Curran, will now stake his claim.
Babar 28, Sarfaraz 8
England are well on top thanks to a magic early burst from Chris Woakes. He had three wickets to his name before conceding a run.
His fifth over is a quiet one and the pressure increases on Pakistan.
Target 352
Pakistan captain Sarfaraz hasn't fired with the bat in this series. His best score is 41* with a couple of other knocks in the twenties. This is a chance for him to get some middle time.
The right-hander has that big crouch from the knees when the bowler gets to the crease. He'll pay for that when he's retired.
Image source, Getty ImagesBabar 24, Sarfaraz 4
Woakes drags it back at the end of the over. Babar Azam may have crashed a few boundaries but his side are still well behind the rate. The required rate has jumped to 7.39 an over.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
Babar Azam has hit five fours in nine balls.
Image source, ReutersBabar looks like he wants to do this all by himself. That's unlikely but he wants to give it a good go. He's hogging the strike and Pakistan won't mind. Woakes is punished for dropping short.
Image source, Getty Images
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Headingley
The DLS par score at the end of the sixth over was 112, according to the Headingley scoreboard...
Target 352
There has been nothing from David Willey so far to swing the selectors minds' in his favour. He's bowled okay but nothing special.
Woweee. Babar Azam is batting on a different pitch to his team-mates. He isn't concerned by a hint of swing or a bit of seam movement. He drives a second successive boundary.
Again Babar Azam finds the boundary. He's having a great series. David Willey is sent back to the top of his run with a few questions in his mind.
Great bowling and a cheeky Beefy impression (1992 World Cup) with the celebration from Chris Woakes and Joe Root...
Target 352
Handwarmers in May... Disgraceful.
Babar Azam has reminded us this isn't a Headingley green seamer of old. He ends the over with another boundary - an excellent back-foot punch. Babar can certainly bat. He's brilliant to watch. It'll take a monumental effort to rack up another century from here.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Headingley
The two busiest men on the ground are England subs Jofra Archer and Joe Denly. Three wickets have had the drinks on three times, while Joe Root calls for what I think were handwarmers. Jofra has an England rucksack, a strap on each shoulder, like he has just been to the merchandise stand.
Image source, Getty ImagesChris Woakes has conceded a run - four of them in fact.
He tries a bouncer to Babar Zazam but the Pakistan number three confidently pulls for four.
Charles Dagnall
TMS commentator
The stuffing has been knocked out of Pakistan.
Babar 1, Sarfaraz 1
We've just been shown the ball-tracking of the second lbw decision in that Woakes over. It shows the ball would have gone over the top and the decision would have been overturned if Pakistan had reviewed! I'm not just saying this, my initial reaction was it was too high. Hafeez had a little glance at his batting partner but decided against the review.
He's out anyway.
David Willey can't find any of the Chris Woakes magic. He looks a little easier to face.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on TMS
We're seeing movement both ways and that one nipped back in rapidly off the surface. There was no foot movement at all. Maybe it was a touch high but at the end of the day he was trapped smack in front. Chris Woakes is on fire.
Chris Woakes has followed a wicket maiden with a double-wicket maiden.
He currently has 3-0.
Image source, Getty ImagesCharles Dagnall
TMS commentator
That's dead! Trapped on the crease! Pakistan are in a world of trouble here.