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Ben Duckett is given out lbw!

He can only be saved here if he's got himself outside the line.

Eng 58-1published at 13 overs

13 overs

Duckett 26, Pope 32

We need a song with a number six in. Ben Duckett hits the first really aggressive shot of the day, skipping down and lifting leggie Abrar back over his head.

Ollie Pope flicks a four later in the over too. It has been good from England this morning.

I, for one, like your idea of fun, Martin.

I'll get back to you on that.

What song lyric mentions steady and in control?

Vic and Aggers are talking about donkeys on the streets of Karachi on TMS.

I nearly walked into one in a shopping centre in Leeds yesterday. I got quite the shock.

Mohammad Rizwan is still calling the shots. After three overs from the two seamers it's now time for Nauman Ali and spin from both ends.

Left-armer Nauman fires it in. Duckett sweeps. We might be saying that a lot today.

Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

It feels that Pope and Root will be busiest on the field. The seamers haven't caused many problems yet.

It's a different game at Abrar's end. England still do not look 100% certain against his box of tricks.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

I like the short extra cover for Duckett. We're not on Gilbert Jessop watch just yet.

We're told Babar will be heading out to field soon. Faheem Ashraf, Pakistan's Tim Bresnan-style steady seamer, brings a bit of composure to this end.

Mohammad Wasim Jnr has been banished from the attack as punishment for those dreadful two overs. Pakistan captain Babar Azam is off the field this morning. He's not well, apparently, so it's Mohammad Rizwan calling the shots.

I had another difficult night's sleep last night. Someone needs to write a PHD on conquering that infuriating feeling of being unable to sleep despite an early alarm.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

Pakistan will be questioning whether to bowl Wasim right now or not. I wouldn't.

Mohammad Wasim produces one of the worst new-ball overs you'll see - consistently firing it onto the pads. First Pope is able to help himself to four before Ben Duckett does the same to end the over.

An over from Wasim not befitting of his barnet.

A maiden! You didn't see that coming did you?

South Africa, meanwhile, have made it to tea in Brisbane with the scores level. The issue is they're 66-7.

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One of those massive birds that the TMS team talked about yesterday has just swooped in front of the camera mid-delivery.

Absolutely huge.

Eight from the first over...

Edged through a gap in the slips!

That was wide and Ollie Pope chased it.

It's a tricky one for the sleep patterns today.

If you've got up this early for the cricket, will you make it through to the end of the football?

Seamer Mohammad Wasim Jnr is going to bowl first up.

Will we see more fireworks from the England batting line-up today?

I think we all know they'll try.

We could have quite the day in store with a morning of Bazball batting and a World Cup final this afternoon.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

So many eyes are on Abrar because of how well he bowled in the last game. England will have learned from that.

There is pressure on the Pakistan bowlers and England will know that.