Arjun Singh: I always smile at the nicknames people give to players. Root becomes Rooty. Stokes becomes Stokesy. But Sibley? You’d think they’d stick to the pattern, but no, it becomes Sibbers. Love it.

So England need to score 277 runs to win. A tough ask. Opening duo Dom Sibley and Rory Burns made a solid enough yet slow start...

Yasir scored 33, the highest score in Pakistan’s second innings. His cameo came to an end as he edged behind…

And Archer finished off the innings by taking the wicket of Naseem Shah…

JD: Hope England don't display same after-lunch rubbish they have in the first three days of this Test. If they do, it will be all over by tea. If they eat less stodge at lunch, and concentrate on job in hand rather than their puddings, England could make a fist of it.

And then Stuart Broad was the recipient of this huge Yasir six…

Pakistan in the driving seat here and favourites. But this isn’t over. Let’s have a look back at this morning’s play.

As England munched down a continental breakfast at the Old Trafford hotel this morning, they will have discussed the importance of cleaning up the Pakistan tail and conceding few runs.

Well, it didn’t go to plan. It was a nightmare start for the hosts and Yasir Shah had some fun.

There were two boundaries from Jofra Archer’s opening over of the day…

Nice one, Matt.

World championship boxing last night, Champions League football yesterday and today, the World Snooker Championship, Formula 1, US PGA Championship golf and…

A thrilling Test heading towards a result.

It’s like sport never really went away. And I’m loving it.

Right then. I'm going to make the very short walk to our fridge.

Kal Sajad will take you through the break and the afternoon session. It could be another nail-biter.

Pakistan bowled well in that session and England could have easily lost more than one wicket.

Those 32 runs added this morning by Pakistan are looking crucial.

Mark Ramprakash
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

England will feel very happy with the morning's session.

This really is tantalisingly poised.

England need 222 more runs to win at lunch on day four.

This may be the last over before the break. Sibley leaves a ball that turns a mile outside off.

I'm going to disagree with you here, Jim. I think it all adds to the theatre and entertainment. The more noise the better, within reason.

Shadab's bowls an iffy over - a full toss gives Sibley three - but ends it with a good ball that nearly catches Root out.

It's leg spin from both ends now with Shadab Khan into the attack.

Mark Ramprakash
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

You can hear the noise around the bat, there is always a lot of theatre and noise around the bat when great spinners bowl. You have to contend with that as a batsman.

This is good from Root. He follows that boundary with a nice push and he jogs down to the other end. Root has often looked good in these situations in recent years before making an error and grumpily stomping off. Can he cut out the error today?

Mark Ramprakash
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

So good from Joe Root. It gives you an insight into how he is going to go against the bowlers.

Joe Root clobbers a sweep for four. If you all England fans go to your windows and shout "Roooooot" he might hear you.