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
Shadab run out (Curran) 7 (Pak 100-7)
Gone! Shadab is a couple of inches short despite a full length dive. In fairness to him it's a brilliant throw from Sam Curran who rushed in off the extra cover boundary and left wicketkeeper Phil Salt very little to do.
Still it has been a horrible few minutes for Pakistan.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
My instinct says it's out.
Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special commentator
That felt like a very ill-advised second run. What is going on out there?
Not another run-out, surely? There are hands on heads on the Pakistan bench. Phil Salt is celebrating already.
Shadab Khan cracks his first ball for six!
It's first strike to Pakistan in the battle between the two leggies in this game.
But Mohammad Rizwan, meanwhile, continues to ease along despite the mess around him. Adil Rashid is driven to the fence but it doesn't do much to rouse the locals.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
That run out comes from a team put under pressure. It was a stupid run out, really.
Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special commentator
An outstanding bit of fielding bearing in mind the surface is so damp. Pakistan are in all sorts of trouble now.
Nawaz run out Moeen 0 (Pak 88-6)
Silence in Lahore. Absolute silence.
It's brilliant from Moeen who swoops in from cover and hits direct with an under arm throw but also pretty dozy from Mohammad Nawaz who just wandered down the pitch before trying to dive back.
That dive was in vain and Pakistan are in all sorts of bother.
This is out too, I think!
Moeen Ali with the direct hit. Mohammad Nawaz might be gone for a duck.
Here's Mohammad Nawaz with three balls remaining in Wood's over.
Good luck.
Saqib Mahmood
England bowler on BBC Two
Mark Wood has bluffed Asif Ali by bringing mid-on and mid-off up and then nailed his yorker.
Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Full, fast and a bit of bluff from Mark Wood. Asif Ali was expecting something shorter. An expert piece of bowling.
Asif b Wood 5 (Pak 88-5)
Sensational! What a response. After that boundary Mark Wood goes full, straight and 94mph. The result is Asif Ali's stumps are splattered.
England's quick has 3-10.
And right on cue, here is Mark Wood.
Asif Ali's response is to step away and have a big swing. It's not clean but brings him a first boundary.
Saqib Mahmood
England bowler on BBC Two
We learned in the PSL that Asif Ali struggles against pace so expect Mark Wood to return to the England attack in the near future. The pitch here is a little slower here than in Karachi so expect the bowlers to bang it in, and try to force a mistake with a cross-batted shot.
And you can read all about the latest stage of Saqib Mahmood's injury recovery and when he hopes to return in an in-depth feature here.
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Just imagine... Jofra, Wood, Mahmood, Topley, Rashid, Ali. Reserves: Dawson, Stone, Woakes, Jordan.. probably more I've missed! What an amazing pace attack we could have without injuries!
Ash, Corby
"Asif! Asif! Asif!" chant the Pakistan fans in Lahore. The right-hander can be very, very dangerous but right now England are well on top.
Saqib Mahmood
England bowler on BBC Two
Some people will tell you that is unlucky. He's absolutely creamed it to Dawid Malan.