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Dan Lawrence into the attack as England turn to spin.

Has he got a wicket with his second ball?

Azan Awais looks to flick it off his legs and Jordan Cox thinks he's got a feather on it.

Given not out but Joe Root sends it upstairs.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

Absolutely sums it up for Gus Atkinson. Another one just gets through the slips. The hardest thing is convincing yourself that you're bowling right. He is bowling right, it's just not running for him at all.

Azan Awais plays a risky shot off Gus Atkinson which flies wide of the cordon and he picks up three.

Shan Masood then more decisively cuts Atkinson's penultimate delivery of the over for four.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

Lovely piece of work by Ollie Robinson who can do no wrong at the moment... Wickets, runs, babies!

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A glimmer of a run-out chance after Shan Masood takes a quick single off Gus Atkinson and Ollie Robinson hits the stumps at the non-striker's end with a throw from mid-on.

The Pakistan batter makes his ground, though.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Pakistan have manoeuvred their way through this opening hour and 15 minutes without too many alarms.

Pakistan have yet to pass 200 in this series, but they look in a fairly comfortable position here.

Josh Tongue, under duress perhaps, reverts to short-pitched bowling.

He's fuller with his final delivery to Azan Awais who squirts a square drive for four beyond the fielder at point.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

England are in a fantastic dominating position but they've got to get it done.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

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I don't even think that any of Pakistan's supporters would've thought they'd be 109-2 at this point in the day.

They're still an awful long way away though. It just shows what's possible, well played to these two.

Gus Atkinson continues after the drinks break.

He beats the outside edge of Azan Awais' bat which prompts a bit of encouragement from the cordon to the England seamer.

Atkinson rather somberly collects cap at the end of the over. He's looked a bit subdued in this series generally.

Thanks, Matthew.

The stands a lot more full at Edgbaston than the first two days.

Certainly the Hollies looks closer to capacity, and they probably want to get their money's worth so won't mind a bit of Pakistan resistance in this morning session.

Josh Tongue tests Azan Awais out with some short stuff but he counters that well enough too. Pakistan have made it to drinks without losing a wicket. I did not expect that.

Timothy Abraham will take you through the next little bit.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Really good fifty from Masood there.

50 for Shan Masoodpublished at 26 overs

26 overs

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Typically, another drive goes in Theo Wylie's direction again but this one is in the gap. It helps Shan Masood reach his first fifty of the series.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

Over the summer, Ollie Robinson has had 28 wickets with an average of 7.8, bowling 100 overs. Only three players in Test history have had a season average beneath ten whilst bowling over 100 overs in England.

Joe Root goes up to Theo Wylie at the end of the over to make sure he's alright. He puts an arm around him and pats him on the back. A lovely touch.

It is one of those weird things about cricket that Englahd have two subfielders on - a 21-year-old and a 20-year-old, neither of whom are even regulars for their county.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on Test Match Special

That was a tough chance. It is a hard job coming on as a sub fielder.

Masood dropped 40published at 24.1 overs

24.1 overs

Ah. Down.

Shan Masood slices to backward point but the catch goes down. It's 20-year-old sub fielder Theo Wylie. That can't be a good feeling.