Thanks Ffion.

Things are going swimmingly for England, they'll be enjoying their lunch.

According to the Lord's account on X, that's a choice of fillet of beef, fillet of cod, stir-fried chicken or tomato and basil penne pasta.

Tasty!

After an eventful morning, I'm going to take a break and leave you in the company of Mike Peter for the afternoon. Enjoy!

Vic Marks
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

There were blistering opening spells from Ollie Robinson and Jofra Archer but this pair have brought a certain respectability to the scoreboard. They put on 39 quite quickly.

53-3 is not great but it's better than 14-3. It did seem to quieten down and we saw Shakeel was batting quite fluently.

But Pakistan still have a massive mountain to climb.

A lovely way to go to lunch, with Saud Shakeel driving square of the wicket for three.

Pakistan are still a long, long way behind but Saud and Shan Masood have shown good fight and grit there, recovering from 14-3.

Two wickets for Ollie Robinson and one for Jofra Archer, with the pitch still offering a lot of assistance for the bowlers.

Srinivas Vijaykumar
CricViz analyst

Batters have played 43% false shots across the day's play today, that's almost one false shot in every two deliveries.

In close to 3,300 instances of 20+ overs in a day's play in a Test in our database since such records began (since 2006), today's 43% false shots is the highest of all.

Josh Tongue completes his over in the nick of time, and that allows England one more over before lunch. Perhaps Saud Shakeel should've just retied his shoelaces or something.

Another beauty.

Too full from Josh Tongue and Saud Shakeel pounces, driving elegantly past extra cover for four more.

Gus Atkinson is into the attack and is greeted by a lovely shot from Saud Shakeel, guiding the ball with good control past the slips for four.

Five minutes until lunch...

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Those boundaries made it a productive over for Pakistan, though, as Shan Masood got a bit of reward for his digging in.

Good dive.

The throw was wayward from Gus Atkinson, which gave Saud a little more time.

Chaos!

Two short balls from Josh Tongue are thumped for four by Shan Masood, before there's a bit of confusion between the batters in coming back for a second.

Joe Root takes the bails but has the dive saved Saud Shakeel?

Another testing over from Ollie Robinson, just a leg bye from it. Can Pakistan make it to lunch without losing another?

A tidy start from Josh Tongue, backing up Jofra Archer's brilliant opening burst.

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

It's a weird shot, he was beaten for pace.

I think it stayed low. Maybe it was a similar spot to Emilio Gay's yesterday.

Yeah, the last-minute attempt at playing a shot is what saves Saud Shakeel there.

But it did keep low, which signals even more trouble for Pakistan's batters.

Another lbw review, again with Joe Root smiling rather begrudgingly.

It's Josh Tongue who has replaced Jofra Archer and the ball has kept a little low to Saud Shakeel. There was a bit of doubt as to whether he was playing a shot, but the umpire confirms that he has and therefore it will be not out if it's outside the line.

Close!

A streaky drive from Saud Shakeel flies past the outstretched hand of Jordan Cox at third slip. A precious boundary.

No, it's pitching outside leg stump.

England lose the review.

Is this the fourth?!

There's not much of an appeal from Robinson after striking Saud Shakeel on the back leg, but it's enough to convince Joe Root to send it upstairs.