Pakistan close on 107-2, trailing England by 174
Pakistan captain Babar brings up fifty off 57 balls
Anderson has Imam caught behind for duck; Shafique nicks Leach to Pope
Pakistan spinner Abrar takes seven wickets on debut; Zahid claims other three
Duckett hits 63 off 49 balls, Pope 60 off 61, Wood 36 not out off 27
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Eng 241-7
Another thoroughly entertaining first half of the session. England have added 61 runs in 13 overs since lunch but also lost their last two recognised batters.
Abrar Ahmed, meanwhile, must be thinking that Test cricket is a breeze. He's got 7-99 in 20 overs on debut.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
It's gone past the stumps, it's gone past the wicket keeper and run down to the fine-leg boundary.
Mark Wood must be wondering what all the fuss is about - he's smashed Abrar for two boundaries in the over!
Well, I say thumped. The first of them is an inside edge that scoots just past leg stump and runs away for four.
The second really is thumped, though. A tad short from Abrar and Wood rocks back and hammers the ball through mid-wicket.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Wood is a capable batter. He was a batter who bowled medium pace in his teenage years.
A couple of singles from Nawaz's over but, let's be honest, we're all just waiting for the next over as Abrar continues his pursuit of a 10-wicket haul on Test debut.
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Locky: It seems that Pakistan have drafted in the cricket equivalent of Erling Haaland.
Mark Wood joins Ollie Robinson in the middle for England and blocks the last ball.
Pakistan are into the bowlers. How many more can England get from here?
Waqar Younis
Former Pakistan fast bowler on TMS
Abrar is enjoying himself. He's picked up seven wickets. He's caused all sorts of issues for England's batsmen.
Jacks lbw Abrar 31 (Eng 231-7)
It is seven for Abrar on debut! This is remarkable.
Another sweep shot - one of many from England - and once Jacks misses with it, he's in trouble.
No bat involved, pitched in line, impact in line and umpire's call on hitting the stumps. That's enough for Pakistan.
England seven down, all wickets falling to the debutant.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Appeal for leg before and Aleem Dar gives it out. He's going to review it as everyone else has done today.
Eng 231-6
Is that seven from Abrar? The umpire thinks so and up goes the finger as Jacks misses with a sweep.
We'll go upstairs to find out.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That turned a mile. If it's doing that today, it'll be interesting to see what happens towards the end of the Test match.
How has that missed!? Nawaz produces an absolute beauty. He darts one in on a length to Robinson and the ball turns and bounces sharply. The batter was nowhere near it but the bounce took it over the top.
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Normally I’d be in the negative camp for some of the shots England played this morning. However, if you’re going to have wins like Rawalpindi, you’re going to have collapses playing this way. Personally, having won seven out of eight tests, I’d back them playing this way more times than not. Trust the process.
Jar in Birmingham
A wicket maiden for the impressive Abrar as Ollie Robinson, in at number eight for England, sees out the over.
Stokes expression when he realised that ball had bowled him really was a picture. Abrar beat him all ends up.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Stokes can't believe how he's missed that. The answer is that it has pitched around about middle and leg and clipped the top of off.
Stokes b Abrar 30 (Eng 228-6)
Googly! Stokes didn't pick it and Abrar Ahmed has six on debut!
The England captain pushed forward to a ball pitching on leg stump and looks on in horror as it turns sharply away from him and hits the top of off stump.
That is a beautiful delivery from the wrist spinner.
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Peter: Rob 08:50. That sounds a great approach, but unfortunately seems to discount the impact of the bowling side? They can also dictate your approach to the game.
Stokes 30, Jacks 28
For the second over running, England get 10 from it. They're really motoring again.
Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
I don't think he quite got hold of that because he was quite anxious and looking for the fielder but it just went for six.