James Anderson is trying his utmost to lure Babar Azam in with inviting balls outside the off stump. Babar does play at a wider one and pushes towards point for a couple. A great match-up this between two fine players in world cricket.

The task for Pakistan is simple: Do not lost any more wickets in the last 10 minutes.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

That penultimate ball was a beauty. A genuine inswinger. It came back nicely.

Jofra Archer sends his first delivery down at 87mph. Fading light, not what you want as a Pakistan batsman.

After a couple of length balls, Archer goes short and Babar has a little flirt at it and is a little fortunate not to have nicked it. The replays show he didn't quite pick it up, momentarily closing his eyes.

Oh, that's a beauty from Archer who finds huge swing in to Azhar and completely squares him up.

A brilliant first over from the England seamer.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

I'd be saying to Jofra Archer run in and whack the pitch as hard as you can.

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Now then, Jofra Archer is replacing Stuart Broad. Joe Root said at the toss that he wants Archer to bowl short spells, and to bowl fast.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

There's just a little bit of movement for Jimmy Anderson.

Well, Zak Crawley has royally outclassed the tourists in this Test.

James Anderson has the ball talking, swinging in, swinging away, making Azhar Ali think. One from the over.

Guy Morris: I reckon Zak Crawley might be a secret royal - look at young Prince Charles on the left...

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Broad has one jagging in to Azhar Ali, the Pakistan captain raises his arms and allows it to go through to Buttler behind the stumps. That wasn't too far from clipping the off stump.

Broad has another one swinging in to Azhar, this time the ball deflecting onto the pads and trickling away by his feet. A good over from Broad, maiden.

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

This is not looking good for Pakistan.

My word, I knew it would be tough for the Pakistan openers but I thought they would put up a bit more of a fight. But take nothing away from James Anderson, it's been vintage stuff so far.

Looking back at the replays, Dom Sibley did so well take the catch low down.

Babar Azam is off the mark with a clip down to fine leg and then shows his class with a textbook drive down to the long-on boundary. He's a classy operator.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

England would have liked nothing more than to get Babar Azam in against the new ball in fading light.

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

It's a pearler from Jimmy - it was back of a length and well done to Sibley because that was a difficult one to take.

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Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

Shan Masood has scored 36 runs and been out eight times to James Anderson. He averages 4.5 against him

Unconvincing from Azhar Ali as a leading edge sends the ball squirting to point.

But that's better, albeit a bit of a gimme from Stuart Broad, as Azhar is off the mark by clipping a leg-side delivery square of the wicket for four.

Can you just imagine if there was a crowd here? Approaching 19:00 BST, they would no doubt be in good spirits and the noise would be deafening.

Christian Evans: Classic Jimmy delivery that one. This man doesn't age!

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Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

This is a big innings for Azhar Ali. Remember he got hit on the finger as well in the field.

Captain Azhar Ali the new man in. Anderson finds some unexpected bounce which hits Azhar awkwardly on the glove.

If ever did he need to play a captain's innings, now is the time. Saying that, he is a man under pressure for his place in the team, let alone the captaincy. He needs a big score.

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

Shan Masood doesn't have a big stride. He gets stuck on the crease, so you know as soon as he's hit on the full, the ball is going to go on to the stumps.