Chris Adams: This England test cricket team reminds me of Sven-Goran Eriksson’s England football team. Picking all the best players ahead of picking the best team.

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Mo, I totally get it. I had plenty of rows with my Pakistan-born dad when I was growing up. England v Pakistan caused many family rifts.

Shaheen Afridi is causing all kinds of trouble as he has another ball jump up and it catches Woakes by surprise.

The England all-rounder answer back with a well-timed guide through gully for four and follows it with a slap to the mid-wicket boundary for three more.

Intent being shown here by England.

Mo Mustafa: I'm supporting Pakistan and my two sons are supporting England. Tense atmosphere building...

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Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

Jos Buttler is going to attack and I don't think anyone can blame him if he gets out playing like this.

England have to somehow hope he can get a quick 70.

Jos Buttler bisects the field by reverse-sweeping Yasir Shah to find the boundary.

A single from the end of Yasir's over means Buttler will keep the strike.

Dan: Aah well, didn’t want to watch cricket tomorrow anyway.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

To get away with that delivery you have to be playing badly. Pope was playing it correctly. There was nothing he could do.

In comes Chris Woakes and sees off the remainder of Shaheen's over.

You might want to make some plans for tomorrow.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

That will give the next few batsmen some jitters...

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

That is unplayable. It came from absolutely nowhere and has taken off. An absolute shocker of a ball. That could have broken ribs if it hadn't hit the bat.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

It is typical Pakistan. They got one and now look like they are going to take a wicket every single ball.

Shaheen Afridi bowls wide of the wicket and angles in to Ollie Pope who, rather awkwardly, plays with low hands as the ball jumps up on him.

Stoney: Another difficult chance taken by Rizwan. Once again shows the benefit of selecting a keeper based on his glovework rather than his batting. A specialist for a specialist position.

Mark Ramprakash
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

It is a brilliant shot because it wasn't quite as full as the previous four. Buttler changed the angle of his bat and swatted it.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

That is a wonderful shot. What a confident way to get off the mark.

Jos Buttler reads the Yasir Shah googly perfectly and drives through mid-off for four glorious runs.

And again, this time the wide-eyed Buttler makes some space and gives it a good old slap into the same region.

Two boundaries from the over. England will be wanting plenty more of those from Buttler.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

That sounded much more like pad to me.

Shaheen Afridi replaces Naseem Shah and, yet again, a massive appeal from the fielding side as he has one jag back to Jos Buttler, there's a sound and it's through to Rizwan behind the stumps.

From the appeal, you'd think they will definitely review. They don't. The ball brushed the thigh on the way through.

Maiden.

Mark Ramprakash
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

That is magnificent. Rizwan had to get his gloves high. Stokes can't quite believe he has gloved it.

Pakistan are absolutely jubilant.