Summary

  • Pakistan forced to follow on 310 runs behind

  • Three catches go down off Anderson's bowling, who finishes with 5-56

  • Lancashire man now two wickets short of reaching 600 in Tests

  • Pakistan captain Azhar brings up 6,000 Test runs on way to classy century

  • Third Test, day three, Ageas Bowl

  • Watch Today at the Test at 19:00 BST

Live Reporting

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  1. In all seriousness, what if someone drops a catch off Jimmy in his first over?

  2. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    I wonder if he'll play himself in again, I wonder how that will all work.

  3. Correctly, Azhar Ali is walking back out to bat, accompanied by Shan Masood.

  4. Things that age well: wine, whisky, Jimmy Anderson. Oh, and Jimmy Anderson's hair.

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  6. England enforce follow-on

    Yep, Jimmy's picked a new ball.

  7. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    I can see Jimmy selecting a new ball so we can assume from that they will follow-on. The light actually looks OK.

  8. Azhar Ali walks off, unbeaten on 141. What a performance from the Pakistan captain.

    I'm assuming England will enforce the follow-on. Pakistan still trail by 310.

  9. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    It's not his 600 but it is another to add to his tally. It took some getting. He's almost got a smile on his face.

  10. wicket

    WICKET

    Naseem c Sibley b Anderson 0 (Pak 273)

    Someone's held a catch off Jimmy!!!!

    A regulation catch for Dom Sibley at second slip, but given the farce we've seen recently, that doesn't mean anything. Jimmy looks marginally less furious but he's walking off with 5-56 for his name, and it really should have been more.

    He's just two wickets away from that 600 wicket margin.

  11. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    It started off as Anderson's day but it's degenerated badly.

  12. Pak 273-9

    Jimmy beats Naseem Shah with five deliveries in a row...

  13. He's still angry.

  14. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    Oh, is it? You're right, I think it is Bracey. Poor Jack.

  15. Andy Zaltzman
    Test Match Special statistician

    I think it's James Bracey.

  16. Pak 273-9

    Azhar Ali leaps onto a short ball from Jofra Archer and pulls it away for four.

    It does mean Naseem Shah will have to face a few deliveries from Anderson.

  17. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    Something extraordinary has happened. Stuart Broad has gone off and I think Jack Leach may be on the field. For the first time before Christmas. Thank goodness for that.

  18. Pak 267-9

    Hmm. Left shin problem for Broad?

  19. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    Let's say Pakistan are bowled out in the next five minutes, and you're Azhar Ali who is so set against the new ball, do you come out and open the batting? I would if I were him.

  20. Stuart Broad has headed off the pitch - he's touching his lower leg a little awkwardly - and Jofra Archer is coming on.