Pakistan vs England 1st Test Highlights: England thrash Pakistan by an innings and 47 runs

Brydon Carse to Aamer Jamal, Short of a good length, over the top of off, Aamer Jamal gets on the toes and stabs it to the off side.

Brydon Carse to Aamer Jamal, A flying slip in for Carse now. Hard length, outside off, dabbed away to point by Jamal.

Brydon Carse to Aamer Jamal, Seeing the batter shuffling across leg side, Carse bangs it short and closer to the body, Aamer Jamal arches and looks to play an uppercut but the ball zips past the outside edge.

Brydon Carse to Aamer Jamal, FOUR! Pulled away by Jamal! Short by Carse, on middle, Aamer Jamal rises with the bounce and pulls it well over the inner ring and gets a boundary at deep square leg.

UPDATE - The first session has been extended for this fifth day by 30 minutes. So we will have another drinks break before the Lunch break.

Jack Leach to Shaheen Afridi, Full and outside off, Afridi leans out and dabs it away.

Jack Leach to Shaheen Afridi, Leach stays around the wickets, tossed up on off stump. Defended

Shaheen Afridi is the new batter in for Pakistan at number 9.

Jack Leach to Salman Agha, OUT! LBW! Leach comes and provides that breakthrough for England they were looking for! Salman Agha has straightaway reviewed it though, but even the umpire's call cannot save him on this one. This is an in-drifter from Leach, the one that straightens up off the deck, pitched full and on middle and leg, Salman Agha leans on the front foot to defend and anticipates the ball to turn and plays for the spin. Instead, it goes straight on and Agha plays all over the line. UltraEdge shows no bat involved and the Ball Tracking comes up with three reds as the ball clips the leg stump on the projection. Pakistan burn a review but more importantly, they have lost a well-set batter in the form of Salman Agha. And the bowling change has worked wonders for England as they now are just a couple of wickets away from a win. Leach breaks the 109-run stand for the 7th wicket.

Jack Leach to Salman Agha, A high full toss from Leach, Agha skips down and pulls it away through mid-wicket for a brace.

Jack Leach to Salman Agha, Too full, straightens up a bit, on middle, sliced away to short cover.

Jack Leach to Salman Agha, Leach with a slip in place, starts from around the wickets, drifts it in on the pads, Agha leans on and pushes it with soft hands to the right of the bowler.

The first drinks break of Day 5. Full marks for Aamer Jamal and Salman Agha for having displayed good resistance in the middle as both have effectively shrunk the lead to 78 runs now. Agha already on 61 has looked confident while Jamal on 44 has been stubborn with his defence. With not much help in the morning for the bowlers, England stayed with an all-pace ploy and even tried out the short ball tactics from one end, but they were dealt with caution and without much risks. Pakistan's aim would be to get through the session without losing any wickets and compel England to huff and puff to get those three wickets. Still, the game stands tilted in favor of the visitors. And there's the spin, Jack Leach is into the attack now, replacing Brydon Carse.

Chris Woakes to Aamer Jamal, Short and at 126 kph, Aamer Jamal goes for a pull shot but inside edges it to the pads.

Chris Woakes to Aamer Jamal, Slower one from Woakes on a fuller length, on middle, Aamer Jamal waits for it to arrive and turns it to short mid-wicket.

Chris Woakes to Aamer Jamal, Attacks the off-pole on a length, Aamer Jamal gets behind the line and defends it nicely underneath the bat.

Chris Woakes to Aamer Jamal, FOUR! Such a controlled shot from Jamal! Showing character here! Not a pace on delivery on a short length, Aamer Jamal has all the time in the world to weigh on the back foot and drag the pull shot over mid-wicket for a cracking boundary. 

Chris Woakes to Aamer Jamal, On off, kept out.

Chris Woakes to Aamer Jamal, Solid in defense is Jamal. Hard length, around off, Aamer Jamal prods ahead and keeps it out.

Almost 50 minutes in the day, and these two have displayed good resilience and have weathered the early morning challenge and are ticking along nicely here. Pakistan trail by 82 more runs now. Chris Woakes to continue. Jack Leach is warming up now, so we will seem him very soon with the ball.

Brydon Carse to Salman Agha, Wayward bumper outside leg stump line, Salman Agha opts out of the pull shot.

Brydon Carse to Salman Agha, Aims the stumps on the good length, Salman Agha brings his bat straight down and defends it to short mid on.

Brydon Carse to Salman Agha, Good length from around the wickets, on the pads, pulled along the ground to square leg.

Brydon Carse to Salman Agha, Another shorter one, down leg, Agha ducks under it. First bouncer called by the leg umpire.

Brydon Carse to Aamer Jamal, Too short from Carse, on leg, Aamer Jamal is a bit late to pull as the ball gets heavier on him, lobs off his gloves over the keeper's and dribbles to the deep. The fielder from the slips chases it backward and keeps it to single.

Brydon Carse to Salman Agha, Short and on off, Salman Agha weighs on the back foot and pulls it along the ground to deep square leg for a single.

Chris Woakes to Aamer Jamal, On off, on a length, blocked out to mid off by Jamal.

Chris Woakes to Aamer Jamal, FOUR! Pulled away! 100 run partnership between these two now! Woakes bends his back and digs it into the surface, on the middle, Aamer Jamal rises with the bounce, and slams the pull shot in front of the square. Shoaib Bashir from deep square leg gives it a chase to his left but the ball races through the deep mid-wicket fence.

Chris Woakes to Aamer Jamal, Length, outside off, punched firmly off the back foot to mid off.

Chris Woakes to Aamer Jamal, At a gentle pace of 128.3 kph, shade outside off on a good length, Aamer Jamal keeps it out striding across.

Chris Woakes to Aamer Jamal, Short in length, just outside off, Aamer Jamal stands tall and works it straight to short cover.

Chris Woakes to Salman Agha, Hard-length delivery around off, Salman Agha gets on his toes and taps it with soft hands to wide of point for an easy single. The partnership for the 7th wicket now extends to 97 off 125 balls.

Chris Woakes (10-1-32-1) is back into the attack, replacing Gus Atkinson.

Brydon Carse to Aamer Jamal, Negotiated well by Jamal! On the length, in front of the stumps, nipping in a shade, Aamer Jamal turns it to short mid-wicket with soft hands.

Brydon Carse to Aamer Jamal, Short of a good length, outside off, Aamer Jamal hops on the back foot, rides the bounce and cuts it square for a couple of runs. Zak Crawley is too square in the deep backward point region and runs to his left to intercept the ball before the ropes.

Brydon Carse to Aamer Jamal, A steep bumper by Carse, on the leg stump line, Aamer Jamal is happy to duck underneath it.

Brydon Carse to Aamer Jamal, Length-delivery on middle, tapped to the leg side by Jamal.

Halt! The physio is out to attend Aamer Jamal and the concussion test is underway for him. The others, in the meantime, help themselves with some electrolytes to stay hydrated. Jamal opts for another helmet and is good to continue now.

Brydon Carse to Aamer Jamal, Ouch, that's nasty! A vicious bumper by Carse on a short length, nipping back in a long back and skids through very quickly. Aamer Jamal has a very little time to react as he takes his eyes off the ball getting on his toes. Takes a blow on the back of his helmet. A mandatory concussion test to follow now. And maybe, also a helmet change for him.

Brydon Carse to Aamer Jamal, Change in plans by Pope! A short leg and short square leg in place for Carse as he bowls on the leg stump line, Aamer Jamal steers it well along the ground through the square leg region for a couple of runs.

Gus Atkinson to Aamer Jamal, Angling on the pads, a bit fuller in length, Aamer Jamal tilts ahead and wrists it behind the square and along the ground for a single at deep square leg. These two have done extremely well to hold their ends, adding 92 runs together. The lead now has shrunk to 93 runs. Still a long way to go for Pakistan though.

Gus Atkinson to Aamer Jamal, Over the top of off, on a good length, Aamer Jamal dabs it very late off the back and almost chops it to the first slip on the bounce.

Gus Atkinson to Salman Agha, Angling on the pads on a hard length, at 136.5 kph, Agha gets on the back foot and glances off his hips it deep backward square leg for an easy single.

Gus Atkinson to Salman Agha, Hit-the-deck-hard delivery on middle, Salman Agha opens the body and punches it solidly to the leg side.

Gus Atkinson to Salman Agha, Short one, nipping down the leg side, Salman Agha does well on the back foot as he manages to keep it along the ground on the pull shot, wrists it down fine to the left of the wicket-keeper, to deep fine for a couple of runs.

Gus Atkinson to Salman Agha, Back of a length, over the top of the sticks, Salman Agha rises on the bounce and clips it to mid-wicket on the bounce.

Brydon Carse to Aamer Jamal, Tight line and length at 136.6 kph, on middle, Aamer Jamal gets behind the line and taps it with soft hands across to the leg side to end the over. A good probing over from Brydon Carse. Pakistan now trail by 97 runs.

Brydon Carse to Aamer Jamal, This one comes back in sharply, pitching outside off and jagging back in a long way, Jamal makes a tight leave as the ball flies off the deck to the keeper, Smith.

Brydon Carse to Aamer Jamal, Good bounce, at 135.5 kph, on middle, Aamer Jamal is taken aback as he fends it off the handle of the bat to the leg side. Had no idea about that prodigious bounce.

Brydon Carse to Salman Agha, Short of a good length, around off, Salman Agha rises with the bounce and steers it wide of square leg for an easy single.