Pakistan slip from 78-1 to 120-5
Abid 60 - dropped on 1 & 21
Two wickets for Anderson
Babar 25*, Azhar 20
Alam 0 - playing first Test for 11 years
Only 45.4 overs bowled
Second Test, day one, Ageas Bowl
Pakistan won toss; Eng 1-0 up in series
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
Since 2018 England have taken 73% of their slip catching chances. Only Bangladesh have a lower percentage. Pakistan have taken 89% of their chances since 2017.
That's a horrible waft by Azhar Ali.
It's short and wide by James Anderson and it should really be crashed to the fence but Azhar plays at it with an angled bat rather than a hard straight bat and just aimlessly wafts at it.
It's difficult being Matt, if you didn't know...
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Ageas Bowl
It seems rooms with a pitch-view balcony were reserved for those who have played international cricket for this match.
Sharing a name with the New Zealand fast bowler wasn’t enough for me to make the cut.
Instead, I’ve been given a socially-distanced desk in the TMS box.
Mark Ramprakash
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
Woakes has not been at his best by the exceptionally high standards England have set. He has been a fraction short.
Chris Woakes is struggling for a consistent line today I think. He's been a bit leggy a few times, including twice in this over.
He's bowled six on the bounce now. That might be his last and we'll see Stuart Broad or a bit of spin from Dom Bess before lunch.
I'm sure many people reading this live have experienced this pain and felt incredibly sorry for Abid Ali.
Or... you were all laughing like the fielders and Pakistan camp.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
Fifty partnership from 110 balls.
That's a lovely shot from Azhar Ali as he stands tall and drives square for his first boundary.
It brings up the fifty partnership between these two as well. They've done really well because England bowled well first up this morning.
James Anderson, who took the wicket of Shan Masood earlier, is coming back on to replace Sam Curran.
Mark Ramprakash
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
Bess has an important part to play, I thought he did quite well at Old Trafford. Two years ago against India the man of the match was Moeen Ali so you can take wickets here.
There's only been one maiden in the last 12 overs. That's something that will frustrate England as they often speak about control and locking the other side down.
Chris Woakes finishes his fifth over with an absolute beauty as he shapes one from middle stump past the outside edge of a prodding Azhar Ali.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Ageas Bowl
I was here at the ground for the ODI matches against Ireland earlier this month. In that series, music was still played after boundaries or wickets. Not today. It's eerily quiet as the ball runs to the rope.
Umpire Michael Gough has a chat with Sam Curran for encroaching on the danger area. It's not an official warning yet, just a pointer than he's getting a little close.
Pakistan great Wasim Akram isn't happy with that on the TV coverage. He thinks Curran was fine and Gough was being over zealous towards a young bowler.
Abid Ali looks beautifully balanced as he flicks through mid-wicket for three.
#bbccricket
Peter Robinson: Our slip catching is running my day on the beach in Mykonos.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
An unusual technique, lying flat on your tummy.
Abid Ali takes a single off the final ball to keep the strike.
Abid Ali has taken a deep breath and we're ready to go again.
Azhar Mahmood
Former Pakistan all-rounder on Test Match Special
Everybody laughs except the batsman.
Abid Ali needs a moment here.
He's down on his haunches, literally face down, after Chris Woakes hits him in the delicate area.
On comes the laughing physio.