England captain Ben Stokes: "Different conditions here and a differently played game. Things happened quickly and it was a brilliant game to play.

"We had a look at conditions and it was a tricky wicket. We were quite fortunate to find the cracks and our seamers became effective. Jimmy [Anderson], Robbo [Robinson] and Woody [Wood] bowled really well. There are definitely bodies that are tight up there but it was a terrific effort.

"The way they [seamers] bowled throughout the game, they were such a big threat along with the spin as well. Huge credit to them, coming on and bowling short spells and always picking up a wicket when I wanted them to."

On picking Abrar Ahmed: "It's the mindset in which you go out with. Amazing debut from Abrar but we still managed to score runs against him. I was really pleased with our batters being able to still go out there and scoring the runs.

"The decisions towards the end of the day are very difficult. Those definitely depend on who I think can come in and take a wicket at that stage."

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Pakistan captain Babar Azam: "We were not up to the mark in the first innings. We had a couple of soft dismissals and we didn't finish well. We fought back with the ball and we fought hard in the second innings but unfortunately, it didn't finish well."

On the chase: "We had a simple plan to carry on the momentum. We had a couple of good partnerships - Imam and Saud and then Saud and Nawaz - but after that we did not finish well as a batting unit. But the tail tried hard."

On Abrar Ahmed: "A dream debut for Abrar and he used conditions very well in the first innings. After that he bowled well so good for him."

On the third Test: "Definitely looking forward to the Karachi Test match and we will do our best."

Waqar Younis
Former Pakistan fast bowler on TMS

With Pope's catch, you could clearly see the ball touching the ground. His fingers were on the side of the ball and Joel Wilson made a mess of it.

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England bowler Mark Wood, speaking to Sky Sports: "Massive. Shattered. It was hard fought but that is when it is worth it in the end. Two games the lads have put so much in. I am just absolutely knackered. I haven't bowled more than four overs in nine months. We knew we were close. That is what spurs you on. You don't want to let your mates down."

On his spell either side of lunch: "Stokesy said 'make a difference. Change the game'. That is what I tried to do. Subtly Stokesy changed the field at times. Nawaz played brilliantly. I didn't think the number nine would come and blaze it but it was nice to get over the line in the end."

On Ben Stokes: "The way he leads the team is fantastic. He is clear cut how he wants us to play. I would run through a brick wall for him."

Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

There was a moment just before the dismissal of Mohammad Nawaz where Pakistan were the favourites. Shakeel played really well and it wasn't till Mark Wood came and picked up two wickets to completely change the game.

Player of the Match Harry Brook: "Tried to learn from my mistakes in the first innings and tried not to be too aggressive while still putting the bowlers under pressure.

"We knew before coming into the game that the pitch was going to turn. We probably didn't bat as well as we wanted to in the first innings.

"We went out there and tried to play our brand of cricket and put pressure on the bowlers."

Jonny Winterburn: Even if we had lost this match, Stokes and England have done one thing for sure - reinvigorated the Test scene, making you want to watch. Well done England.

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Sam Rosser: If Southgate decides to leave let’s get McCullum in

Robert Smith: I've said it before and I'll say it again, Test cricket is the greatest game.

Waqar Younis
Former Pakistan fast bowler on TMS

England thoroughly deserve this win. They bowled really well on a fairly docile pitch and to win the series even before going to Karachi, it's a terrific effort.

Pakistan were well short of preparation and not up to the task.

Steve Ward: I swear Ben Stokes holds Ollie Robinson back to just to keep things interesting.

Gregcoles: Bazball is my new religion.

Dukkhaboy: I await further complaints about how winning two Tests in a row in Pakistan means we will lose the Ashes as we aren’t playing in the right manner.

The two teams shake hands on the boundary. The match was once again played in great spirit.

All the England coaches and support staff come down from the balcony to celebrate with the players. This is their first series victory in Pakistan for 22 years and the first time they have won two Test matches on Pakistan soil in the same series.

Bazball smashing more records.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

Like in the first match, England were made to fight for the win and they have fought for it. We've had a terrific game of cricket here.