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Well England pulled it off!

It was undoubtedly one of the greatest overseas wins in their Test history - a gripping, dramatic final day that had it all to cap an extraordinary match.

Scroll down for a load of reaction from both teams, plus analysis from the TMS team in Rawalpindi and around the world after this match gripped the cricketing world.

Stephan Shemilt's match report also has all of the details

We'll be back to do it all over again on Friday.

There are so many incredible images of those closing moments...

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More from Ben Stokes, this time speaking to BBC Sport: "I guess it's one of those feelings that only sport can give you. The toil of everyone from the last session yesterday to everyone today, it's one of those real group efforts to come out here and take 20 wickets and the way in which we operate today and the way that everyone threw themselves into the challenge of what we had was incredible.

"We've got a dressing room with some pretty sore bodies up there. But they've done it for each other and it's a real sign of our dressing room at the moment. Everyone is doing what they need to at the time for the other 10 blokes around them."

On the declaration: "It was pretty easy because of how we want to approach, not only the way we want to play, but the way in which Test cricket should be played. Allowing the game to end in a draw is something we have no interest in doing."

On the tense finale: "I've never seen quarter past four go to half past four so quickly. There were no complaints about the wicket or anything. we just got on with it and dealt with. It's amazing the way this group operates. Everyone plays for the person next to them. Really special group of men."

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If you're just joining us and wondering what all of the fuss is about head over here and read Stephan Shemilt's match report on one of England's greatest victories.

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James Anderson to Sky Sports about Ben Stokes: “He is someone you want to play for. He gives you so much confidence and the way he knows what he wants to do. He thinks about things a lot. The fields he sets and the way he tells you what to do is great.

“He is trying to do things differently. Thinking outside the box which is what you need on a pitch like this.”

You'll have to settle for a home one next summer, Colin.

I cannot wait.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

We talk about this exciting brand that England want to play. That was unbelievable.

We've seen funky fields and short balls. The way they just kept going and going to try and get a result and the best bit was they believed until the very end.

"I have never seen quarter past four go to half past four so quickly," Ben Stokes says.

"What sport does to us," he adds.

Someone pay for Will Jacks' blue tick!

This is what it means.

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England's bowler James Anderson speaking to BBC Sport: "I feel like it's the best win I've been involved in away from home and at all really. That wicket was so flat and unresponsive. The way we batted allowed us to set something up. It gave us time to set something up the back end.

"Today was a monument effort. Stokes put in one of his spells as usual and we got over the line.

"I think the satisfaction you get from getting a win on a pitch like that, the way we've all played it should give us confidence, we had a good summer, we knew it was going to be a challenge and we all stepped up.

"It was a plan that was working well. It was working for us. Today it was more of a case of bowling tradition lengths and execute your skills as good as you could.

"I personally always believe that we were bowling well enough and I kept the faith until the end."

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Damian Robinson: What Stokes has just achieved out in Pakistan, I'm sure he'd have no qualms about putting a shift in at right-back next Saturday against Mbappe and co...

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England captain Ben Stokes: “There are a few things you can plan for, which is the way we approach the game. But you cannot plan what happened to the squad a few days before. That seems a long time ago now wondering whether we would start on time so I have to give the group credit.

“There were some key individual performances – Will Jacks getting his call-up minutes before call time. Ollie Pope donning the gloves while batting at three. What we had to deal with going into this Test makes this win even better.

“We have had eight or nine Tests now under mine and Brendon’s leadership and the one thing we focus on is ourselves rather than the opposition. We will always take the positive route and not second guess ourselves about the opposition. It was a great surface to bat on so was a real opportunity for the talent we have to express themselves.

“We have some broken bodies in that dressing room. Having the lads run in as a captain it is great to see that enthusiasm and heart in the field.

“I don’t think I have seen a group of players who want to put their bodies on the line so much. They are a real special group of players.”

Shall we hear from England's captain?

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Pakistan captain Babar Azam: “We were not up to the mark bowling and after they scored 600 we had to execute our plans in the first innings to try and get up to the score. In the second innings we had a chance to win but we kept losing wickets, which is why we lost the match.

“Our bowling is young and we had Haris Rauf pick up an injury but credit to my bowlers after the injury they bowled very well. It was a difficult. We to stuck to our plans but credit to England.

“We were expecting the declaration so we had a plan according to that situation and we had an opportunity. We did not build partnerships and that’s why we lost.

“We have a lot of positive things to take. Our batters and bowlers performed very well. We will try to continue that.”

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

What also strikes me is the field setting. A flat pitch, the ball doing nothing.

Anderson has bowled attackingly today.