Anderson traps Abid lbw to move to 599 Test wickets
In morning session, Buttler dropped Masood off Anderson
Third Test, day four, Ageas Bowl, Southampton
Pak 16-0
No way?! Jos Buttler who has been brilliant behind the stumps in this match, has dropped an absolute sitter. And guess who was bowling? Yep, Jimmy Anderson.
It was a thick edge from Shan Masood and it was completely misjudged by Buttler, the ball flying over his cupped hands and into his midriff.
FOUR catches dropped off Anderson now.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
Burns seemed to miming dipping a tea bag and Wood thought he wanted a cup of tea...
Ah, that's what is happening. A lot of charades going on out there.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Rory Burns has asked for a new finger protector, and it has completely bamboozled the 12th man, who doesn't know what he's on about.
Mark Wood is hovering by the boundary rope with a confused look on his face. Not sure what is going on.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
The slip cordon looks to have come up quite a way. The ball has kept rather low.
Abid 12, Masood 3
Close! Stuart Broad has Abid Ali edging just short of Rory Burns at second slip.
Broad then offers up a freebie, a half-volley which is whipped for four by Abid. There to be hit.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Ageas Bowl
To check on Ollie Pope's shoulder history, I went to a well-known search engine and also discovered that Burnley goalkeeper Nick Pope has suffered a dislocation in the past. Must be something in the water at the Vatican.
This was how Anderson got rid of Abid in the first innings...
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Oh, dear me... the youngster will want to dig a hole and crawl into it.
You could see straight away from his reaction how much it hurt. We hope it's nothing too bad.
Anderson continues as the Pakistan opening pair take a single each, courtesy of a dab and run.
The England seamer beats the outside edge of Abid Ali. That wasn't too far from how he was dismissed in the first innings.
Oh dear, buzzers! An unnecessary throw from substitute fielder James Bracey, with nobody backing up, gifts Pakistan five runs.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
Pope had a shoulder injury fielding the ball on the boundary for Surrey last summer.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Ollie Pope is heading off - he's holding his left shoulder.
Masood 2, Abid 0
No surprises as Stuart Broad is second to bowl in Southampton. And there are the first runs from the bat as a thick edge for Shan Masood sends the ball racing down to the third man boundary. Ollie Pope, in pursuit, seems to have injured himself with a diving stop.
He slid in, pulled the ball back and straight away he held his left shoulder. There's a real uncomfortable look on his face as he trudges back to the dressing room.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
There's a little hint of movement.
Just the one extra from the over as Anderson bowls outside the off stump and has the ball moving away from Abid Ali. The final delivery swings in to Abid but the line is too wide from Jimmy and the Pakistan opener allows it go by.
Image source, PA MediaA loosener by Jimmy, down the leg side and Masood is off the strike with a leg-bye.
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Dom Bess on Jimmy Anderson's latest milestone: "It means so much to us, 100%. 600 Test wickets is an unbelievable achievement. Zak, Dom, myself, Ollie, have all grown up watching him play. To be stood out there... for me, as a fan of England cricket, it would be unbelievable. Everyone is behind him - trying to grab hold of the catches to help! He's England's greatest."
Joe Root has led his men to the field and the Pakistan pair of Abid Ali and Shan Masood follow.
James Anderson, searching for wicket number 599, will bowling to Masood. Will the Pakistani's struggles against Jimmy continue?
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