Wicketkeeper Rizwan, playing only his eighth Test, steers Woakes away safely through the gully to collect three but the final ball of the over sees him toppling forward in an attempt to drive. Fortunately for Pakistan it misses the timbers.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Ageas Bowl

I had a chat with an excitable member of the security staff this morning. It turns out we share a surname. After much discussion we decided we're not related.

Anderson again from the hotel end, a slightly furrowed brow already. A superb delivery to finish the over, perfectly pitched and moving away from Babar's bat, but no edge.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

Babar Azam just never misses out on the leg side - anything on the middle stump and it's punished every time.

Babar clips Woakes stylishly through mid-wicket for his second boundary and picks up three more runs into the leg-side to retain the strike.

Mark Ramprakash
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

I thought the pitch looked really good yesterday. It's very difficult for the groundsman with all the hot weather but there is an even covering of grass and you feel it will not be two-paced.

Bit more of a breeze now as Anderson comes in with three slips but nothing on offer for them so far. The Pakistan media manager has draped a flag over the balcony to celebrate their country's Independence day.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

James Anderson has had sawdust put in each foot-hole - not just by Stuart Broad today but three of them, including the captain Joe Root! It was beautiful and coordinated, it had clearly been spoken about in advance.

Some impressive lift there for Woakes but Rizwan evades it successfully. Now it's Jimmy Anderson's turn with the ball, eight wickets away from 600.

Stuart Broad has addressed the huddle in his white bandana but it will be Chris Woakes, in an Alice band, who will complete the two deliveries of his over from yesterday.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

England will want to bowl Pakistan out for 180 if they can and then start batting. The conditions seem to still be suited for swing bowling.

They will attempt to bowl 83.2 overs today. Lunch will be at 13:30 and tea at 16:30. Play can continue until 19:30 so find yourselves a comfortable chair.

Dan: Steve McQueen as a number 4 batsman. One of the legendary, classic drives of all time.

Richard Tearle: Shaun from Shaun of the Dead was pretty handy with a cricket bat...

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England women's batter on Test Match Special

There is still something in this game for Pakistan - 250 could keep them in it.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special

England are out there preparing. Dom Sibley just dropped one - it went straight through his hands. But the next one he took and he gave a little punch, almost to say 'yes, I'm back on the horse'.

Wickets in successive overs just before the close for England yesterday. Will the ball swing in the hour we have before the rescheduled lunch at 13:30 and provide opportunities for further inroads?

Pakistan to resume on 126-5, with Babar Azam on 25 and Mohammad Rizwan on four.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Ageas Bowl

Jofra Archer is wicket keeping to Sam Curran with the gloves on as England warm up.