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That's me done for now. Taking you through until tea will be Amy Lofthouse.
Summary
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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Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match SpecialEngland are batting Pakistan out of the match.
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Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England women's batter on Test Match SpecialAbbas is still getting movement off the surface but they haven't been able to extract that breakthrough.
Lunchpublished at 108 overs
Crawley 186, Buttler 113 (Eng 373-4)
Buttler whips off the pads for two more down to mid-wicket as England continue to build this first innings lead.
And that is lunch. England have put on 41 runs from 18 overs in the session without the loss of a wicket.
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Mohammad Abbas continues for what will be the last over before lunch.
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Kath Bentley: Get Crawley to 200 and I think we will see some serious fireworks from this partnership in the next hour!
Eng 371-4published at 107 overs
Crawley 186, Buttler 111
Image source, ReutersNaseem Shah reels Zak Crawley into a play and a miss and the frustration is etched all over the face of the Pakistani. Not much is going their way.
And just to add salt to the wound, Crawley edges through the gap at backward point as the ball races to the boundary.
If you're just joining us, lunch will be taken at 14:00 BST after a real stop-start day due to the rain.
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Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Ageas BowlWord is reaching me that a player at my club has been run out off a no-ball from the first delivery of the match. So the score would be 1-1 from 0.0 overs. Not only that, he was lbw to the first ball of the match last week, too. Remind me what sort of duck being out to the first ball of the match is? And has it ever happened to anyone in successive games?
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Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statisticianJos Buttler has now overtaken Ben Stokes as England's top run-scorer this summer.
Eng 367-4published at 13:53 British Summer Time 22 August 2020
Mohammad Abbas' lack of luck continues as Jos Buttler edges through the slip cordon. Genuine edge or intentional from Buttler? I'm not sure. But it's four, nevertheless.
Buttler wafts at thin air as Rizwan takes yet another smart grab standing up to the stumps. The Pakistan wicketkeeper has taken a slight knock on the hand from that take. He winces in pain, but is good to carry on.
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The fact that Crawley's strike-rate is higher than Buttler's says a lot for both Crawley and Buttler.
Robert in Herefordshire
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Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statisticianThis is now England's highest fifth-wicket partnership against Pakistan, beating the record previously held by Eoin Morgan and Paul Collingwood at Trent Bridge in 2010.
Eng 363-4published at 105 overs
A decent first over of the day for Naseem Shah. The 17-year-old seamer bowls just back of a length and finds good carry through to Rizwan behind the stumps.
Two from the over.
This was that cracking ball from Naseem to dismiss Joe Root yesterday.
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialPakistan are going through one of those periods where they hope England make mistakes. The body language isn't there. When you start seeing the fielders shadow bat, you know their minds are elsewhere...
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Shaheen Afridi, who hasn't really been up to it today, will be replaced by Naseem Shah.
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Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statisticianJos Buttler's hundred came from 189 balls with two sixes and 10 fours. It's his second in Tests and his first as a wicketkeeper, in his 27th Test keeping.
It's the first 100 by an England wicketkeeper since Ben Foakes in Galle 2018, and the first by an England keeper at home since Jonny Bairstow at Lord's 2016.
Image source, PA MediaEng 360-4published at 104 overs
Crawley 180, Buttler 106
Mohammad Abbas continues to find a bit of movement off the turf, bowling wicket to wicket as he has one nipping back into Zak Crawley, through the gate and hitting the back pad. But Pakistan still don't look overly threatening.
With Buttler reaching triple figures, the next milestone for England to reach is Crawley's double century.
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialAll Buttler needs now is to iron out a few technical issues with his keeping, and he will be working hard on that. It's never been about his batting. The batting side is in the locker now.