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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Lewis Gregory has bowled well but, for the second time in his spell, he oversteps the mark and offers Pakistan another free hit.
Mohammad Rizwan can't make the most of it, pulling the short ball straight to a fielder in the deep.
In an attempt to force the runs, Fakhar Zaman takes a wild swing and top edges it down to third man, the ball falling a metre or so short of the fielder.
Frustration showing here for Pakistan.
Fakhar 4, Rizwan 4
Babar Azam is sat on the team balcony, wearing a sleeveless zip-up hoody and with a huge frown on his face.
On the field, this Pakistan pair just can't seem to find the middle of the bat.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
Babar's duck in the first game was his first single-figure score in ODI cricket since November 2018.
He had made 28 consecutive double-figure scores, and if he'd made one more he'd have tied the all-time record held by Javed Miandad.
Saqib Mahmood bowls with such consistency, hitting his line and lengths. So far, he's really taken this chance he's been given in the starting XI.
There's oohs and aahs after every delivery as Mahmood invites another play and a miss from Rizwan.
Just the one from the over.
Steven Finn
England bowler on Test Match Special
That was a lovely shot, it was just a push. He didn't try and overhit it.
Lewis Gregory was just slightly straighter in line, and it was just a semi-defensive push.
Has Babar Azam found a new bogeyman in 24-year-old Saqib Mahmood?
Meanwhile, Lewis Gregory is targeting the pads of Mohammad Rizwan, searching for another lbw. The England seamer then bowls a decent line outside off and Rizwan shoulders his arms, a good leave.
Rizwan is off the mark with a punch down to long-on for four.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
Saqib Mahmood has bowled nine balls to Babar Azam in this series and he's got him out twice for four runs.
Babar is the number-one ranked batter in the world. To put what Saqib has done into context, since the start of the 2019 World Cup, in 16 innings Babar is averaging 76. In his career he is averaging 55.
Mohammad Rizwan is the new batsman in. Pakistan desperately need to just build a partnership here.
Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special
England have created a bit of pressure here.
Steven Finn
England bowler on Test Match Special
Saqib Mahmood has found a beautiful length in this over.
Babar lbw b Mahmood 19 (Pak 24-2)
There's no bat involved and that is a BIG wicket for England!
Saqib Mahmood once again finds that perfect length, angling into the batsman, Babar does not move at all and is trapped in front. Ball tracking shows three reds and the Pakistan skipper is on his back to the dressing room.
Steven Finn
England bowler on Test Match Special
If he's not hit this he's in some trouble.
It's a lovely length again.
Pak 25-2
Saqib Mahmood has Babr Azam trapped in front. It looks good and is given! Has he hit it?
Pakistan review. I think he's gone.
Steven Finn
England bowler on Test Match Special
Saqib Mahmood has bowled nicely so far, he's bowled a challenging back of a length so far, which means the batter can't score. But that fuller line brought the batter forward and it was a tentative prod.
Fakhar Zaman pushes into the leg side and wants a single, he's sent scrambling back by his captain. A run out would undoubtedly rile up the away fans here.
Saqib Mahmood then bowls another cracking delivery, the ball swinging late and zipping past the outside edge.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Lord’s
It's fair to say Pakistan's fans like Babar Azam...
Babar 19, Fakhar 1
Babar Azam plays such a luxurious straight drive that is should be served with caviar. It's just an effortless punch with the full face of the bat. Timed to perfection.
The Pakistan fans enjoyed it.
The free hit is clobbered down the ground for four.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
That's a beautiful, languid shot off his knees. Babar is a beautiful player to watch.
Fakhar Zaman, yet to score from seven deliveries, advances down the track and slaps Gregory straight to mid-off.
He does get off the mark off his eight delivery with a push down to the same fielder.
Babar Azam clips Gregory through backward square for four. To make matters worse, it's a no-ball. Free hit for Pakistan.