2.4 full, nibbling back in, hit on the pads... and Gaffaney gives it after a long pause! Again Ayub reviews but this looks a lot closer to being out. Kisses the front knee roll and then into the back pad. That is smashing into leg stump! Robinson has his 100th Test wicket in trademark style! Hot Ollie Summer continues. Brings up his century at an average of less than 20 - something only Ian Botham and George Lohmann have done as seamers for England 8/1

5.5 oh dear, Awais has plinked straight to midwicket! A really unusual dismissal for an opener, but he trudges off all the same. Banged in at the body and instead of playing it down and behind square, as he probably intended, he dollied the ball up for a diving catch, well held by Tongue 14/2

8.2 squirted to gully, well snagged! They are in very close for the low edge and it pays off, Lawrence scooping the ball up by his bootlaces. Hard-handed push from Shafique, just enough nip from Robinson, and Robert's your mother's brother. Pakistan three down for spit again 24/3

9.3 Egad, that's horrendous...! Masood hops in the crease, attempts a flaccid pull and spoons a leading edge to midwicket! Once again, there's barely a man catching in front of square on the leg side, and Masood manages to find him for the easiest of takes. Archer barely bothers to celebrate this time 26/4

14.6 rips out off stump! That's Tongue for you. A couple of loose balls in his first over, but when he finds his radar he is a phenomenal bowler. 88mph/141kph, perfect length, jags in off the seam and does Babar all ends up. Pakistan lose their captain and are five down in 15 overs 48/5

26.1 splat! That. Is. Very. Out... Tongue breaches Saud's defences with one that hits the seam and careens between bat and pad to send off stump for a walk. Shakeel was looking to defend but got nowhere near it. He purses his lips and gives the bowler a nod. Got a good one 107/9

16.5 that one will be out! Gaffaney agrees, and Ghori reviews with no conviction after a chat with Saud. Impact in-line as it smacks him on the flap of the back pad, crashing into the top of middle stump per the ball-tracking projection, and his first taste of Test cricket is less six-course tasting menu and more quick snack 64/6

20.4 timber! Pakistan still might not make lunch at this rate... Tongue's toe-crusher is too good for Imran, who can't jam his bat down in time to keep the yorker out 84/7

23.3 pitched up and nicked off! Easy as shelling peas for Robinson, who has a third... Razaullah can't resist taking the bait and the ball nips away to take the outside edge. Duckett clings on to this one and Pakistan lose their eighth 101/8

33.5 Red Rover! Steered to second slip! Abbas's counterattack comes to an end, Archer hoovers up a third of the innings and Pakistan have been rolled over for a paltry 133 133/10

3.6 flashed to second slip, Ali roars in celebration! Float like a butterfly... throws his hands at the fullish ball in the channel, and his thick outside edge flies to Babar Azam, who holds onto a good catch as he tumbles onto his backside. Duckett's lean series continues 12/1

33.4 chops on, Razaullah roars in celebration! Gay can't make it count. His highest Test score, and the innings of the day, but he'll know that this is a missed opportunity for a maiden hundred, given the circumstances. Good wheels from Razaullah, cranking up the pace to 90mph/144kph, finding the inside edge and getting a slice of luck with the drag-on 143/4

6.2 smashed on the back thigh pad by the inswinger, and Pistol Pete pulls the trigger! Cox reviews after a chat with Gay. Came back a long way, and struck him on the back leg. Cox hopes height will save him, but ball-tracking projects it will crash into the top of middle and leg. Three reds, and the keeper-up trap pays instant dividends! 24/2

11.4 pins Joe Root for a maiden Test wicket! Or does he? Root reviews, but this looked pretty straight. Skiddy length, trapped on the crease, slams into the knee roll. What does ball-tracking say? Three reds, hitting leg stump! Chris Gaffaney raises his finger for a second time. Root falls lbw once again, the 10th time in his last 13 innings 39/3

49.1 tucked leg side, the throw is good - Brook has run himself out! Masood is the fielder at midwicket, sliding and throwing in one movement and Ayub completes the job at the non-striker's. A wicket from nowhere for Pakistan, and how they needed one. Smart work in the field, though not such a sensible run from Brook 229/5

61.2 chops on, Lawrence misses his chance! 'No!' he yells in self-admonishment, knowing that he has missed a golden opportunity. Imran has his first Test wicket. Length ball, wide outside off. Lawrence looked to guide it away behind point but the ball skewed off his inside edge and into the stumps 293/6

77.4 dinked back to the bowler! Tame way to go for Smith, and the Century Duck continues to loom high above us. Full and straight from Razaullah, Smith gets a little leading edge looking to turn leg side, and it's a simple return catch. Third wicket for Razaullah, and he celebrates with another throaty roar 372/8

69.6 bowled by a beauty! Randhawa curls one back through the gate to flatten off stump! Atkinson's rampage up the, errmm, run-scorers' leader board is over. Perfect line with some tail back in, think the ball kissed the pad on its way through. Brings a second wicket for Pakistan's other debutant 331/7

83.1 width outside off, slapped to Masood at cover! Razaullah throws his arms wide and looks to the skies. A tame end for Robinson, flashing hard at the width but picking out the only man in tight on the off side. Good low catch by Masood 409/9

88.6 nicked off, and that will be that! England are bowled out for 453, Tongue feathering an outside edge through to Ghazi Ghori. Lovely ball, off-stump line and springy bounce from a good length. But it's far too little, far too late, as England lead by 320 453/10