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First Test, day one, Emirates Old Trafford
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Pakistan are indeed playing two spinners.
England are unchanged from the win over West Indies, so no Mark Wood, and Ben Stokes will be playing solely as a batsman.
No hesitation from Pakistan skipper Azhar Ali, who decides to have a bat first up.
It could be tricky under the lights but it's probably the right call on balance.
Right, Joe Root has the coin.
Up it goes...
What a glorious team photo.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
I'm expecting England to be unchanged from the last Test against West Indies. Which will mean a batsman light because Ben Stokes is not fit to bowl. Because of the rain yesterday and this morning, he hasn't had a chance to bowl. So I'm assuming they don't want to take a risk with him.
There's rumours that Pakistan will play their two wrist-spinners, Shadab Khan and Yasir Shah.
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Ben Stokes has been having a gentle bowl this morning, after being unable to bowl in the final Test against West Indies because of a quad injury.
The main issue for England is which of their seamers miss out, with five bowlers jostling for three or four slots.
It's not a bad problem to have.
The lights are already on at Old Trafford. Happy summer, folks.
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If it was up to me, this would be a Paul Stirling and Kevin O'Brien appreciation live text.
But apparently I have to talk about the first day of this Test. SO. Here we go.
We're back at Old Trafford for five days of cricket. Or rain-watching. Or, if we're really lucky, both.
England's one-day team have already been in action this week against Ireland. And it was an almighty run chase from the tourists last night...
Hello again, Test cricket...
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