Mohammad Wasim Jnr is the new batter and he digs out a fuller delivery into the on-side and runs two to get off the mark.

A short leg and silly point then come in - you know what that means. Mark Wood bangs in two bouncers but Wasim takes evasive action and ducks well underneath them.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

That's a brilliant review from England, it was worth the gamble and it was brilliant bowling from Wood.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

We don't think he hit it...

Mark Wood goes fuller this time that straightens on Nauman Ali and smacks into his pads.

Umpire Joel Wilson turns down the appeal - but England review.

That was so close to a brilliant take by Ollie Pope! He is back in a silly point as Nauman Ali fends off a short delivery from Mark Wood and Pope, diving full stretch, just cannot take it before the ball hits the turf. Unlucky.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

England are just trying to chip away here. We know Abrar will play a few shots at No. 11.

Ollie Pope is back on the field and back into silly point.

Ben Stokes is busy directing traffic once more, seemingly changing the field for every ball.

Pakistan's lead is crawling up to 200, which you think is the minimum target they will want to try and defend.

You don't often see this. The captain Ben Stokes has brought himself in to short leg. Is it so he can have a little chirp in Nauman Ali's ear?

Ollie Pope, who usually fields in that position, has been off the field and is waiting on the boundary to come back on, so this may only be a temporary experiment.

Wood tests out Nauman's defences and he passes the test, doing well to drop his hands and avoid gloving a short delivery through to Joe Root at first slip.

Time for a bit of seam - here is Mark Wood. He has steamed in without much reward so far today. But he has the chance to clean up the Pakistan tail here.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

The only thing Pakistan will have with them, and England have against them, is that England will be aggressive and could get bowled out.

Dragged down again from Rehan Ahmed and Salman Agha is in no mood to let him get away with it, playing a lovely whippy cut shot away for four.

The lead is now 156.

Woah, steady on Nauman!

Joe Root gives this some air and tempts Nauman Ali into a expansive drive. The ball then spits out of the rough and flashes past the outside edge.

Root tries to rush one through a bit quicker and it turns into a bouncer that sits up perfectly for Nauman, whose miscued pull has just enough to go over mid-on's head and Pakistan run two.

Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special

Rehan Ahmed is the youngest wrist spinner to take three wickets in an innings and five wickets in a match in the history of Test cricket.

There's half an appeal from Rehan Ahmed at the start of the next over as he beats Nauman Ali's defences. But the ball was almost certainly drifting down leg so there was never any thought of an appeal.

Ben Stokes is mixing things up here. Joe Root is back into the attack.

Jack Leach vigorously twirls the ball in his fingers before skipping in to bowl to Salman Agha, finding the inside edge and the ball squirts out into the on-side.

You can't keep your eyes off this at the moment.

Expect the unexpected with this England side, Graham.