Eng 58-2published at 13 overs

13 overs

Wow! Muhammad Abbas is furious.

It's because Joe Root has edged the ball in the air right between first and second slip. Neither of them go for it and Abbas tells them exactly what he thinks of it.

Muhammad Abbas continues after drinks...

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on Test Match Special

Razaullah is going to have to come back into the attack to try and crack open the game for them. It's gone a bit quiet for them and that wicket for Joe Root would've been big.

I think that'll be something we'll be looking back at later.

As drinks come onto the field, WinViz now has England at 96%. The last option Pakistan have open to them is the spin of Saim Ayub.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on Test Match Special

Emilio Gay has a long wait before he gets another chance - assuming he's selected for South Africa - but he has done enough to get a seat on the plane.

Ah, this is the most emphatic shot of the day. Joe Root through the covers.

Mohammad Ali has overstepped again too.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on Test Match Special

86 is not a huge amount left and there's not a great deal out there. I don't think it'll be comfortable because English cricket never is but I expect the team to get the job done.

That could knock the life out of Pakistan. This is where you need your keeper and close fielders to keep spirits high.

Babar is back on the field.

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

It is a funny one because when the umpire calls no-balls they let you know when you're close but now the decision is taken out of their hands I reckon they don't speak anymore. They used to let you know when you were close to overstepping.

The pictures tell you everything. Saim Ayub looks aghast with his hands on his head. Mohammad Ali is having to drag himself back to his mark.

He can't say he hasn't been warned. That is his 17th no-ball of the series.

Joe Root drives the next delivery for four too.

Aatif Nawaz
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

The celebrations are short lived for Pakistan. It's a no-ball.

Joe Root thought he was the unlucky one as it hit his stumps but Mohammad Ali has overstepped.

Huge.

IT'S A NO-BALL.

But wait...

Image source, Reuters

When facing good length deliveries in this series Jordan Cox has played the ball 40cm deeper than the rest of the England batting lineup - only Paul Collingwood and Gary Ballance have deeper interception points on average among England batters historically.

You can see why Pakistan did it but it was never really going to be out. Joe Root can continue.

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

Pakistan have to review this, really. The keeper is going down leg side though.

Now then.

Joe Root has been hit on the pad. I don't think this is out but Pakistan feel like they have to risk it.

Root is smiling. He's not worried.