Hosts win by six runs to take 3-2 series lead
England limp to 62-5 after slow start in pursuit of 146
Tourists can only reach 139-7 despite Moeen's unbeaten 51 off 37 balls
Pakistan 145 all out (19 overs): Rizwan 63 (46)
Wood takes superb 3-20, bowling with express pace
Sixth T20 in Lahore takes place on Friday
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Pakistan's last pair just need to rotate the strike and try to bat out the overs. The pitch has looked slow at the start and shorter deliveries were not getting up. Pakistan's bowlers will know they will have to mix it up.
Wasim 1, Rauf 2
Pakistan's number 11 is Haris Rauf and he is beaten by a Sam Curran slower ball. How quickly can England finish this off?
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Mohammad Rizwan could have hit that anywhere but has somehow picked out Adil Rashid, who barely had to move.
Rizwan c Rashid b Curran 63 (Pak 131-9)
Now Rizwan has to go! He has managed to flick a leg-stump full toss from Sam Curran straight to fine leg.
The end is nigh for Pakistan in this innings.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Mark Wood's figures are so good, he's still only gone for 20 from his four overs despite that six.
That six spoils Wood's figures just slightly but he still finishes with 3-20. He has been brilliant and looks shattered.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
He's got all of that! A massively needed six. He's smiling and why not.
Big! Mohammad Rizwan finally gets hold of Mark Wood, swinging him away over the boundary.
Wood isn't happy with where his foot is landing on the crease. Is he saying he's slipped?
Annoyingly for England, Wasim gets off strike with a leg bye.
Mark Wood returns to try and finish things off. Rizwan thinks about turning down a single but eventually runs down for one.
Wood will fancy his chances against the number 10 here...
Mohammad Wasim joins Mohammad Rizwan now. Pakistan are in real danger of not seeing out their overs.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
A frustrating way to get out when your team is in a bit of trouble. It was actually a slower ball bouncer from Sam Curran.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
A strangle down the leg side. It's an irritating way to get out on your debut.
Jamal c Salt b Curran 10 (Pak 118-8)
Another short ball. Another wicket. This time debutant Aamer Jamal has gloved Sam Curran behind to Phil Salt.
Short is certainly the way to go tonight.
Rizwan is averaging a quite ridiculous 67.4 this year in T20s and that's down from 73 in 2021! He's a sensational player.
You'd think Pakistan would have to get up to 150 at least to have any chance.
What does Rizwan do here? There's only the bowlers to come now and he's out there with a lad on debut.
For now it looks like he's going to get his head down and sprint twos. The latest in Woakes' over takes him to fifty from 37 balls.
Saqib Mahmood
England bowler on BBC Two
It's nice to see Mark Wood come back form injury and perform straight away. Encouraging for someone like myself who is on that road to recovery.
Chris Woakes is back. Rizwan is still there on 44, by the way.
David Gower has just said on the TV that criminal proceedings should be brought against the batters for those run-outs.
The flurry of wickets brings Aamer Jamal to the crease on his Pakistan debut. He has only played 12 T20s domestically.
Jamal has Adil Rashid to face - no easy task - and gets his first boundary when inside-edging a googly narrowly past his stumps. He knew absolutely nothing about that.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Pakistan are going to need something special to get up to anything competitive here.