Cheers, Callum.

That unfortunate incident of a bird doing its business on Babar Azam earlier doesn't seem to have brought Pakistan any luck.

Faheem Ashraf with the ball, can he break up this fine England partnership?

With England past half way in their chase, I'm going to hand you back over to Kal Sajad to take you through the remainder of the game.

Four more for Zak Crawley. It is more beautiful timing, as he whips through mid-wicket.

Wow! Another boundary, with an absolutely gorgeous square drive.

This is the best I've seen him look for a long time.

Faheem Ashraf has his thumb and index finger taped together on his left hand, almost creating like a baseball mitt.

Umpire Alex Wharf has sent him off to do something different.

Zak Crawley is a serious timer of a cricket ball.

He picks up another boundary, with a lovely on drive, admittedly through the air.

Pakistan need wickets and quickly.

Another change for Pakistan, after Haris Rauf bowled the last over. The medium pace of Faheem Ashraf is on now.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

England have used 35 players this summer in the all formats. It's the most players that they have ever used in a summer.

It is the first time England have made 11 changes in ODI cricket but they kind of did in Tests in 1930 when they switched all 11 players from a Test in New Zealand to a Test in West Indies.

But that's because the game against West Indies started a day after the other, so England fielded two completely different teams.

The end of the powerplay, and that's England's again. Pakistan were 46-4 in comparison.

England only need 81 now, and the required run rate is 2.02.

Fortune! A big leading edge from Zak Crawley loops over the cover fielder and runs away for three.

A bit of luck.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special

Crawley created that boundary by changing his guard. He moved over to the off stump and helped it along the way.

Zak Crawley has had a torrid few months in Test cricket, and he'll want to do well in this three-match series, to give him confidence ahead of the five-Test series against India that starts in about four weeks.

He picks up his second boundary, by coming down the pitch and flicking through square. That's a good sign. His feet were stuck against New Zealand. It's good to see him moving them.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special

This is a real chance for Crawley and Malan. There's not a huge amount of seam or swing in the air, it's a real chance for them to hit a meaty score.

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

Malan didn't look in complete control, it looked like he took his eyes off the ball but the connection was good enough.

Dawid Malan is racing, by his usual standards here. He picks up his fifth boundary with a pull shot. He wasn't in complete control, but he kept the ball down, and that's the main thing.

Chris Silverwood, who cut short a holiday in Norfolk to take charge of the team in their series after the positive Covid cases, looks happy.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special

Malan's looking so good. It's all timing, pure class and making it look easy.

Dawid, stop it!

He caresses another drive between the cover and mid-off fielders to pick up four more.

That might be the best of the lot.

Here's how Phil Salt was out for the first time in international cricket.

England's running has been spot on so far. They've picked up at least three or four really quick singles.

That's the difference between the really, really good sides and the good sides.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special

I love the delicacy of Malan's hands.