England win by 52 runs to secure series with a game to spare
England 247 (45.2 overs): Salt 60 (54), Vince 56 (52); Hassan (5-51)
Pakistan 195 (41.0 overs): Shakeel 56 (77); Gregory 3-44
Match reduced to 47 overs per side due to rain
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Highlights on BBC Two at 23:05 BST
Time for us to call it a night.
I'll leave you with Matt Henry's report from Lord's and the scorecard. There will be an hour-long highlights show on BBC Two at 23:05 BST. It will be on iPlayer afterwards too.
You can also scroll back through the last half an hour for some of the best moments.
We'll be back tomorrow, at 13:55 BST, for the second Twenty20 between England and India women.
See you then!
Player of the match Lewis Gregory on Sky Sports:
On scoring 40 off 47 balls and taking 3-44: "It was a case of trying to bat as deep as possible, build a partnership with Carsey.
"The ball has nibbled a little all day, with the new ball we thought if we can pitch it up then we can take some wickets. Saqib has been brilliant in the last game and then again today.
On playing for England: "It's a fantastic opportunity for the lads, a few guys are showing what they're capable of and in front of a big crowd here at the Home of Cricket is pretty special."
John Simpson is sat on the England balcony, looking at Lord's, soaking it all in.
At 32, he might have thought this moment would never come.
He's performed. And on his home ground. This will mean so much to him.
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England captain Ben Stokes on Sky Sports: "I thought the performance was fantastic. The way we came out and showed that intent with the bat early on, that really set us up for the tricky period in the middle where we lost a few wickets. The really pleasing thing about that is the inexperienced players coming in and still continuing that mindset that we've produced over the last four or five years. We never let them settle, even though they took a cluster of wickets.
"We were clinical with the ball yet again. It just proves that early wickets can push a team back.
"There is still al lot of class in the batting line up. The total was very respectable."
Pakistan have been below par in the first two games so far.
One bright spark today was Hassan Ali. He was superb with the ball, in taking 5-51.
It is worth remembering that Lewis Gregory, Brydon Carse, Saqib Mahmood and Matt Parkinson added 87 for the last three wickets.
Those lower-order runs were crucial.
A special mention for John Simpson too.
He has been absolutely faultless with the gloves so far.
This top clip is special.
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Pakistan captain Babar Azam speaking on Sky Sports: "I give credit to Hassan Ali who bowled outstandingly.
"I think the first 10 overs we didn't utilise, we didn't get a partnership to score a good total and lost early wickets.
"Just like Hassan was outstanding, Shakeel showed his potential. He's batted well in first class in cricket before."
Lewis Gregory was also impressive.
His 40 changed the momentum of the game, and he set the tone straight away with the wicket of Imam-ul-Haq with his first ball.
Steven Finn
England bowler on Test Match Special
England were just impressive all round. The important thing is that Pakistan put England under more pressure today and it was a test to see if this inexperienced side to get through it.
And the good thing for England is they came through every one of those passages of play where it could have folded.
Saqib Mahmood was another.
He's got the wool over Babar Azam at the moment.
There were a few impressive performances for England today.
Phil Salt, in making his maiden ODI fifty, was one...
Saqib Mahmood: 2-21 from eight overs
Lewis Gregory: 3-44 from eight overs
Craig Overton: 2-39 from nine overs
Brydon Carse: 1-44 from eight overs
Matt Parkinson: 2-42 from eight overs
Steven Finn
England bowler on Test Match Special
Everything Ben Stokes has done as captain has turned to gold. The messages he would have given the team, to go out and play with freedom, have got through.
The tactical bowling changes and the field changes he's made have been really impressive.
Today was Ben Stokes' 100th ODI too.
He'll be delighted that he has led his side to victory today, and across the series.
Steven Finn
England bowler on Test Match Special
Saqib Mahmood found the perfect length consistency in the opening spell. He and Lewis Gregory were backed up by the change bowlers and Pakistan had nowhere to go.
Ashley Giles and Chris Silverwood look absolutely delighted on the England balcony.
It has been a challenging seven days for them, but this 'B' team have been superb in both games now. They've come in, impressed, and done themselves and their counties proud.
Roll on the third game on Tuesday.
Alison Mitchell
BBC Test Match Special
It's been another fairly clinical performance by this England line-up.