Innovative England get their reward late on third day
Jacks takes three wickets as Pakistan lose four wickets in final session
Babar, Imam & Shafique all bring up centuries on attritional third day
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Shafique c Pope b Jacks 114 (Pak 225-1)
Image source, Getty ImagesA wicket! Would you believe it?
It's Will Jacks' first in Tests too and a really smart catch from Ollie Pope behind the stumps. Abdullah Shafique tried to cut a wider ball, just after hitting Jacks to the boundary, but gets a thick edge.
Finally, a breakthrough.
Shafique 110, Ul-Haq 109
My laptop charger has been tidied away while I slept and I'm currently unable to locate it. We could finally have some jeopardy in this Test.
Is that the type of thing you should be sharing with us, Anthony? I'm not sure if I dare ask more.
Root tries the bouncer again. Imam-ul-Haq whacks it for four.
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I was asleep when a double-decker bus had its roof ripped off by one of those low bridges. Been banned from driving buses ever since.
Anthony, Manchester
Shafique 109, Ul-Haq 103
And those runs mean this matches' place in history is secure. It's the first time all four openers have hit hundreds in the first innings of a Test.
It's only the fourth time it has ever happened in first-class cricket. There have been 60,000 matches.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
And there it is! Ul-Haq reaches his third Test century. He's on his knees saying a prayer and is greeted by Shafique.
Image source, Getty ImagesHe gets there this time!
It's Imam-ul-Haq's third Test hundred. They have all come on this ground.
"Caaaatch," shout England. Imam-ul-Haq clears the fielders... Just.
That takes him to 99.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
When a wicket is so flat you have to start playing these mind games.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
There's nobody on the leg-side boundary. There's a slip and a gully and Ul-Haq is looking jumpy. Maybe he knows the record is going to be broken?
Trail by 453
Somehow that doesn't surprise me.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer in Rawalpindi
I fell asleep while my other half was in labour with our second child. It didn't go down well.
Imam-ul-Haq does look a little nervous now as he stands on the brink of his hundred. One ball is hit in the air. There's a bit of jittery foot movement too. Ben Stokes is toying with him with the field.
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I used to work at Silverstone and I’ve managed to sleep through the Grand Prix on a couple of occasions.
Anon
Shafique 105, Ul-Haq 97
This pitch must make a bowler feel like he's fighting Darth Vader with a toothpick.
A run-out may be the biggest threat. There's a slight mix-up here but James Anderson's throw is poor.
Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on BBC Four
This would be the first Test ever played where all four openers have scored 100.
Joe Root loses his line and Shafique sweeps to the fence to bring up Pakistan's 200. Both opening partnerships have shared double century stands in this match. It's the first time that has happened in a Test.
Shafique 101, Ul-Haq 94
Image source, Getty ImagesI wonder if Jurgen Klopp has been following. Abdullah Shafique told Stephan Shemilt before this game about his appreciation for the Liverpool manager.
Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Image source, Getty ImagesA brilliant innings by Shafique. That's his second century at this ground and third Test century overall.
And Shafique gets to his hundred a ball later! A fine knock - his third Test century.
