Anderson removes Babar, Masood & Abid cheaply
Crawley hits 267 in England's 583-8 dec
Shared 359-run stand with Buttler for fifth wicket - an England record
Buttler's 152 off 311 balls his highest first-class score
Buttler overturned caught-behind decision on 99
Third Test, day two, Ageas Bowl
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And that's our lot.
England find themselves in the most commanding position at the end of day two in Southampton.
Here is Stephan's report from today's action.
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
For many years I've been criticising the England Test team for underachieveing with the bat. Over the last year, since that first innings at Headingley where they got blown away, I reckon the penny dropped that they can't play Test match cricket like this.
The right way to play is to bat a long period of time in the first innings, and I think they're starting to see a bit of the reward of that. They're not the finished article, but I see big scores in this team.
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England batsman Zak Crawley: "The Test match in Cape Town was a pretty good feeling but scoring a double hundred for England was beyond my dreams. It's a very good day."
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
England have played the best two days of Test match cricket that I've seen for a long, long time. It's been high-class, attritional, really grinding the opposition into the dirt.
The past five or six years, England haven't had that mentality of grinding them into the dirt. This is the first time I have seen it, and that is a great sign.
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More from Jos Buttler: "Jimmy bowled fantastically well. He's pretty good in those situations. It's going to be tough facing him towards the end of the day.
"Jofra looks fresh, doesn't he? That was exciting to see.
"We need to come out and bowl well. We don't need to force it, and stay patient."
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
We're used to Jos Buttler crashing it around but today he played a pure Test match innings. He was happy to let Crawley play the bigger strokes. I think that's a sign of a batsman maturing at this level. And I liked the fact that he got to a hundred and didn't give it away. I like to see players keep batting and stay in the here and now.
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England wicketkeeper Jos Buttler: "It was a pleasure to be part of. Zak played an incredibly special knock. We talk as a side about big first-innings runs. To do that and then the wickets tonight, it's a really great day for us.
"I was very happy to play second fiddle to Zak who was scoring all around the wicket. He made the margin for error very small. It was great to watch. Not many guys hit the ball as cleanly as he does."
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
England have been exceptional over the course of two days. They have played with great control, power at the right times. Jos Buttler played a pure Test match innings.
Zak Crawley, speaking to Sky Sports: "It's humbling to be on the list of England's top scorers, I don't see myself anywhere near their calibre, hopefully I can build on this."
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
What a couple of days.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
A terrific session for England, and for Anderson. Pakistan are reeling. They're 559 runs behind England.
Pak 24-3
It's not just Babar Azam making his way back, they all are. That's it, close of play for the day.
After Zak Crawley's fantastic 267 and Jos Buttler's fine 140, James Anderson does what he does best, picking up three Pakistan wickets.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
There it is! Number 596 for Jimmy Anderson!
Babar lbw Anderson 11 (Pak 24-3)
A massive wicket at the end of the day! James Anderson is on it and Pakistan's best batsman is making his way back to the dressing room.
After a couple that move away, Anderson has one nipping back into the back pad of Babar Azam.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
It's flicked the elbow. A very good decision.
Pak 24-2
Replays show it just flicked Azhar's elbow on it's way through to Buttler. The umpire's decision of not out stands.
I did hear a noise but it didn't sound woody. Joe Root seemed the most convinced out of the England fielders.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
I didn't hear anything. Jofra said he didn't hear anything at all.
Pak 24-2
Archer goes short, Azhar Ali shoulders his arms, looking to leave. England think they've heard a noise as it goes through to Buttler. Root decides to review.
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Harry Robinson: Jimmy Anderson loves a mingle
He bowls Abid for a single
He’s still our Burnley boy hero
Despite those saying he’s an old zero
And so ends this cricketing jingle.