Earlier in the over, Dar had swept Ecclestone for four, but the England spinner finishes this set of six with three dot balls.

That required run rate looks even more daunting. Pakistan need 17 and a half an over.

Nope, looked it was going down leg and it was.

England bring back Sophie Ecclestone to try and break this burgeoning partnership.

She thinks she has Nida Dar lbw, the umpire isn't interested but the hosts are sending it upstairs...

Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds

I would like to see Nida Dar get to at least 60 to give her some confidence ahead of the ODI, especially as a new captain and what could be a clean sweep for England.

Nida Dar gets in on the action, easing Dani Gibson's delivery through third for four.

The England all-rounder then sends down a leg-side wide to bring up Pakistan's hundred. Meanwhile the two batters work singles around Dar's boundary - they've added ten more to their total.

Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds

This is the thing between Filer and Bell, fighting it out for the starting spot, but it will come down to consistency.

Can Aliya Riaz fire Pakistan back into contention?

She picks up a full delivery from Lauren Filer perfecting, sending the ball scorching across the covers grass - I'm surprised she hasn't singed it.

She follows that up with a classy stand and deliver shot down the ground for four more.

12 from the over.

Pakistan's worm has flatlined. England look to have this in the bag now. Winviz is 99%-1% in favour of the hosts.

Woops! Aliya Riaz fires Sarah Glenn's first delivery towards Alice Capsey at point, who lets the ball slip through for four.

Glenn then goes up for an lbw shout against Nida Dar, but Heather Knight isn't interested - rightly, I think, seems like there's some bat involved.

In comes Aliya Riaz, who top-scored for Pakistan with 19 at Northampton.

She gets off the mark with a single down to third.

Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds

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That was previously one of our plans last time we played Pakistan - the short ball was the wicket taking ball. They've utilised it very nicely, the ball came at Shamas quicker than she expected, she didn't quite expect that steep bounce.

Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds

That was delicious, gorgeous and it was on her left, she doesn't like to catch from her left, she's done her mate a favour, turned a boundary into a wicket ball, that's why I absolutely love our fielders.

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Thanks Tom.

England was 69-2 at this stage, so both teams have fared similarly in the opening 10. But the hosts crashed a further 107 runs from the second half of their innings, have Pakistan got that in them?

At Northampton on Friday, both sides scored 66 from their first 10, but England ultimately won by 65 runs.

We have reached the halfway stage of the innings already.

It has been a brilliant match so far. Pakistan made a flying start with the bat but have been pegged back with that quickfire double from England.

Can they regain their momentum?

Here is Mike Peter to guide you through the final 10.

Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds

Honestly I'm going to bang my head against this wall, I'll keep banging on about it, how can this happen?

They've both got out to the sweep shot, what I've just said they shouldn't be doing, I hope someone from the Pakistan team is listening to me, I'd like to look at the stats from this series and see how many times they've almost got out from a sweep.

Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds

She's just done what exactly I said they shouldn't do, made a silly decision. This is a team that may play the sweep shot 60% of the game, but you really need to think about that here, they've lost 60% of their team to sweep shots over the past two games, there's a time and a place for it.