Buttler, who dropped Masood on 45, misses chance to stump opener after restart
Impressive half-century for Babar
First Test, day one, Emirates Old Trafford
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Yes. Yes they are.
Oh, England do not look happy. Joe Root's going to have to bowl Dom Bess at one end and probably himself from the other.
You'd just go off, wouldn't you? You've found a weakness - or a proposed weakness - in your opponent's game, and now you can't carry out your plan?
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Emirates Old Trafford
It's very dark out there. Without the floodlights, we wouldn't have any play.
Are they really going to say, after nearly three hours of no cricket, that Joe Root isn't allowed to bowl his pace bowlers?
Image source, ReutersThe umpires are talking about the light, and now they're heading over to Joe Root...
Azhar Mahmood
Former Pakistan all-rounder on Test Match Special
Babar Azam played well in Australia and dealt with the short ball from Mitchell Starc. He's an aggressive player. He might not take it on straight away but he can nail anything short.
Short from Jofra Archer and Babar Azam doesn't deal with it all too well, flapping it around the corner as the ball comes rearing up towards his armpit. That wasn't controlled, but he'll get a single for his troubles.
Isa Guha
Ex-England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Archer had started bowling some short stuff to Babar before the break to unsettle him. It will be interesting to see what he does here.
A leg-side heavy field, which means one thing...
...Short, and Babar Azam tucks himself underneath it.
It is dark at Old Trafford, with the lights fully kicking in.
Jofra Archer will complete the over he started what feels like an eternity ago.
I see cricketers...
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We've got 22.5 overs to squeeze in today, which mean we'll be playing until about 19:00 BST. Strap in.
Cheers, Kal.
Babar Azam is a walking highlights reel and I have spent two and a half hours waiting to press play.
Right, that's my lot for the day. I'll be back tomorrow.
Seeing you through to the end of today's play will be Amy Lofthouse.
YES!
Do you truly believe that, Peter? Or are you looking for a bite? Munch munch.
Oh, hold on, good news coming your way....
Darren Gough was better than James Anderson.
Peter in London
So a minute until the next pitch inspection. Shall we have another unpopular cricket opinion? Oh, go on then...
And here is the proof. Just look at the joy on Joe Root's face...
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Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Emirates Old Trafford
Eight England players have been involved in a game of head tennis. Four of them on the dressing-room balcony, three 20ft below on the ground.
The game was to get all eight to touch the ball, ending with a touch into a bin.
The four up top, then nodded down, where it all fell apart. Judging from the cheer I've just heard, they've cracked it.