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Pakistan have added 89 runs to their overnight score for the loss of just one wicket - Imam Ul-Haq feathering a leg-side delivery from James Anderson through to Ollie Pope.

Pakistan were rocking a bit at the that stage but Saud Shakeel and Mohammad Rizwan aggressively attacked England's spinners to accelerate the scoring before the break.

They will return after lunch on 128-3 needing 174 more runs to win.

There's further good news for Pakistan - Azhar Ali is fit to bat despite retiring hurt last night after being hit on the glove.

If you are just joining us there was some bad news from the England camp overnight

Liam Livingstone has been ruled out of the remainder of the tour after the knee injury he suffered in day two.

A huge blow for the Lancashire player, who was making his Test debut in Rawalpindi.

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England's men may be in a slightly perilous position, but there were no such concerns for the women's side overnight.

They cruised to a comprehensive 143-run win over the West Indies in the first one-day international in Antigua.

Having been put in to bat, Nat Sciver's 90 from 96 balls propelled England to 307-7.

England slipped to 127-4 before a partnership of 102 between Sciver and Danni Wyatt, who made 68, steered the game back in the tourists' favour.

Spinner Charlie Dean then took 4-35 as West Indies slumped to 165 all out with 9.3 overs remaining.

It was an impressive return to the side for Sciver, who took a break from the game after the Commonwealth Games in August, and a first win for England under their new coach, Jon Lewis.

Read the full England match report here.

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Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special

The 16 overs of spin conceded 72 runs. The 16 overs of seam conceded 15 runs.

Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Both Rizwan and Shakeel have batted well, Rizwan in particular. Once the spinners came on he was much more positive. In an anonymous was Shakeel has done a fine job. He was becalmed in the first hour. The wicket will only come from a bit of pressure applied, which is what we got in that first half an hour.

Thanks, Matt. Good stint - off for a deserved rest you go.

Yep, England's bold declaration has certainly got you talking. Plenty of your replies to come during the lunch break.

It seems Allan in London at 06:46 has started something on the tweets and texts.

I'll leave Tom Mallows to deal with that.

No joy for Anderson and England.

After a difficult start, that is Pakistan's session.

Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Rizwan is cashing in and he's so quick to spot the length and hit the ball for four.

We'll have one more over from James Anderson before the break.

Pak 168-3published at 51 overs

51 overs

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Rizwan isn't put off by the sight of the cling film being lifted from his sandwiches in the dressing room. After nearly offering a catch off Leach he repeats the shot and makes far better connection at the second time of asking.

He puts away a short ball at the end of the over too.

Oliver Camp: If we lose, no one with any winning ambitions could say the declaration came too early. Finding 10 wickets on this pitch takes time. And it's not like we scored too slowly. Still happy with this approach - even with the risk of losing. Better than settling for a draw.

That's making me feel very jealous as I type on a cold morning in Leeds.

Anderson creates the first false shot in a while - Saud Shakeel inside-edging onto pad. The ball loops into the leg side but no fielder can get there in time.

Stokes applauds as Shakeel sweeps from outside off stump to the boundary. There's no turn for Jacks and very little bounce. Rizwan and Shakeel have turned this session. one which was going England's way, on its head.

10 minutes to go until lunch.