Pak 179-0published at 11:46 Greenwich Mean Time 2 December 2022
The sun has completely disappeared now.
Pakistan close on 181 - still trailing by 476
England's bowlers struggle on placid pitch
Shafique survives on 54 after edge behind bounces into keeper's glove
England bowled out for 657 - losing last six wickets for 142
Total is England's highest ever in Asia
Brook caught on the boundary for entertaining 153 off 116 balls
Brook hits 27 in one over on way to bringing up his 150
Stokes charges Naseem and hits his first ball of the day for six
Matthew Henry, Um-E-Aymen Babar and Tom Mallows
The sun has completely disappeared now.
On we go. It's Will Jacks again.
Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It may be worth Leach bowling a wide delivery down leg. It could produce a freaky stumping as Imam Ul-Haq does come down a long way.
The umpires get together at the end of the over. Is this it?
Imam-ul-Haq has done it again! Maybe he thinks he'll attack while the fielders can't see the ball. It's either that or he fancies a hundred tonight.
Shafique 89, Ul-Haq 84
Imam-ul-Haq is going full nighthawk here. Jacks is the latest bowler to be charged and smashed by the usually nuggetty left-hander.
Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on BBC TMS
All four openers have reached 75 in the first innings. Only once has that happened before - Australia v India at Sydney in January 1986.
The umpires have the light meter out again but on we go.
Will Jacks is on again.
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Between overs Ul-Haq and Shafique look like they're trying to persuade the umpires it's too dark but the former does little to back up his case by bashing Leach for two fours.
The end may still be nigh. It's gloomy.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
I tried a 'surprise' bouncer once to Graham Gooch on a very flat pitch at Chelmsford. He smashed it virtually out of the park.
I'm struggling to think of a time I've met anyone famous' dad. I might have to widen this to relatives. My esteemed colleague Ffion Wynne played cricket with Gareth Bale's cousin.
Shafique moves to 88 by pulling away another Stokes low bouncing bouncer.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
I think the umpires might be concerned with the light because of Stokes bowling all those bouncers.
The sun is still shining but we have our first sighting of the light meter. That's not good news for hopes of getting in many more overs.
That's got me thinking who is the most famous dad I've ever met...
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Shafique 80, Ul-Haq 69
Stokes, collar turned up with the spectators getting even more excited around him, stomps in. It's exclusively short but Pakistan's batters have enough time to tuck into a sarnie nevermind play a defensive block.
Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Sometimes by sheer force of personality Ben Stokes can induce an error.
Trail by 508
I've not quite synced up my TMS commentary and TV pictures up right. The commentary is slightly ahead. Every now and again I get excited by a shot of "catch it" from an England fielder. It's yet to be a real chance.
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All these runs are a cat-astrophe.
Isaac