England calmly add 55 runs needed in chase of 167 early on fourth morning
Tourists win by eight wickets
Duckett ends unbeaten on 82; Stokes 35 not out
First team to win 3-0 away in Pakistan
Waqar Younis
Former Pakistan fast bowler on TMS
England are looking for a result every game, they're not thinking about draws. The mindset of both the Pakistan coach and the captain is different whereas Stokes and Brendon think the same. We've not seen Babar do anything outside the box this series.
Need 42 runs to win
You won't be surprised to hear that Brendon McCullum is looking very relaxed on the England balcony, sharing a joke with Ollie Robinson.
Ben Duckett and Ben Stokes are looking equally relaxed out in the middle as they share a couple of singles to edge England ever closer.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Nine months ago English cricket was in despair.
Need 44 runs to win
It seems only the night shift workers, ex-pats and die hards are up for this one.
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Waqar Younis
Former Pakistan fast bowler on TMS
Pitches in the PSL are not as slow as we've seen here. They come on to the bat nicely and have a good bounce.
I'm pleased with the way the teams have adjusted on these slow pitches.
Target 167
Don't forget no team has ever beaten Pakistan 3-0 in Pakistan. This would be a historic victory to end a remarkable year.
The first boundary of the day...
Stokes muscles seamer Mohammad Wasim off a length in one-day mode.
Remember Stokes is one six off breaking Brendon McCullum's record for most sixes in Tests.
Duckett 51, Stokes 11
There are some people in the ground but it's mostly just the 200 or so England fans who belt out Jerusalem. They'll be able to rest their voices until England's next men's tour in February after this.
The first over is a surprisingly calm one.
Waqar Younis
Former Pakistan fast bowler on TMS
The game is more or less over for Pakistan.
Need 55 runs to win
Here we go then.
For one final time in 2022...
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
What has impressed me with this squad is how aggressive they are with the batters. To bowl a team out for the ninth consecutive is amazing.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Rehan Ahmed's performance in taking 5-48 on the third day of England's final Test against Pakistan was remarkable.
He is 18 years old and in only his fourth first-class match. I know just how inexperienced and raw I felt after so few matches.
It is now England's job to protect him, to make sure he doesn't get put in situations that will dent his confidence.
I don't think we will see him against Australia next summer - England will want the control offered by Jack Leach - but we can already pencil Ahmed in for the tour of India in early 2024.
Either way, it's absolutely fine for England fans to get excited about him. He looks like the real deal.
Image source, Getty ImagesDay three was another thrilling day for this England team.
At one stage they looked to have been pushed onto the back foot but once again came out on top.
This time is was an 18-year-old leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed, perhaps the most Bazbally moments of them all, who made the difference.
He took 5-48 to become the youngest man to take a five-wicket haul on debut.
England then charged in pursuit of 167, desperate to win this match last night. Ultimately the light prevented them but it wasn't for lack of effort.
It has been some ride.
This journey all started on 2 June, six months ago when we all had no idea what to expect.
This morning England will finish off their final Test of the year.
They need another 55 runs to win with eight wickets left. It might not take long.
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