Now then! Plenty going on.

Josh Tongue thinks that he's got Shafique caught behind, but the umpire isn't sure.

Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Harry Brook just didn't get down to it. It wasn't the easiest catch, but it wasn't the hardest.

Azan dropped on eightpublished at 14 overs

14 overs

Pak 16-1

On the stroke of lunch!

Gus Atkinson creates the chance from a loose drive from Azan Awais, who edges to second slip but Harry Brook puts it down.

It was quite low to the ground, as we saw yesterday with so many of them not carrying, but he got two hands underneath it and it should've definitely been taken.

Srinivas Vijaykumar
CricViz analyst

At an average speed of 90.7mph, that was Jofra Archer's quickest opening spell of a Test match across his career.

Another maiden.

Good pace from Josh Tongue, reaching 88mph, as he draws Abdullah Shafique into a couple of loose drives.

It's been a fascinating contest between bat and ball here. Credit to Pakistan for how they've fought so far.

The streak of maidens is broken as the openers take a single each off Gus Atkinson.

Considering how well England have bowled, Pakistan will have done very well if they can make it to lunch just one wicket down.

Yep, it was given as caught behind but it came off Azan's shoulder. He knew it straight away, but it was brilliant delivery as Atkinson hasn't allowed any respite from Archer.

It was short, fast and well-directed. Azan Awais just had to try and get out of the way.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

Well, when the batter usually goes straight up to review it usually means it has missed everything.

Another snorter! Gus Atkinson strikes with his first ball... or does he?

Azan Awais reviews it immediately.

Here's the first bowling change as Josh Tongue replaces Ollie Robinson.

His first over isn't particularly threatening but nevertheless, that's the third maiden in a row. Pakistan are just trying to grind it out until lunch.

15 minutes to survive.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

Azan Awais has been playing nicely, but all of a sudden there's a reaction, and you have a swipe at it because of the pace. The heart will be pumping.

Srinivas Vijaykumar
CricViz analyst

Jofra Archer's average speed by over in this innings so far

• 1st over - 87.0 mph
• 2nd over - 89.9 mph
• 3rd over - 91.4 mph
• 4th over - 92.7 mph

It's pure survival mode for Pakistan at the moment.

Jofra Archer whizzes through another maiden. He's bowled five overs - how many more does Joe Root give him?

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

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Pakistan are fighting hard.

They will still want to be batting by the end of the day, but it is going to be tricky.

At the other end of the spectrum, Ollie Robinson just keeps nibbling it past the outside edge with the keeper up to the stumps.

A reminder that lunch will be taken at 13:15 because of the time lost yesterday. That can't come quick enough for Azan Awais and Abdullah Shafique.

Isa Guha
Former England bowler on Test Match Special

That is a hostile delivery from Jofra Archer.

Joe Root has a smile on his face.

This is spicy stuff at Lord's.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

You have just seen one whistle past your ears at 94mph... but then you still have the presence of mind to move your feet and get your head going towards the ball. That was a good shot from Azan Awais.

That was a testing over. That kind of real rhythm, smooth. Jofra Archer is a strong lad, but it is that silky action that he gets his pace from.

This is such a good battle.

Jofra Archer bowls a ripping 94mph bouncer before fizzing another past Azan Awais' outside edge, but the batter responds brilliantly with a glorious cover drive for four.

Don't go anywhere, this is getting fun.