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Pakistan skipper Shaheen Shah Afridi, speaking at the presentation: "I think I can't say anything. Shadab and Haris the way they finished the game... Really happy as a captain as well, starting with the bowling, the team effort was spot on.
"We thought we had a lot of variation in the team so that's why we brought Shadab in.
"We need top-order runs, we're struggling. I hope the next few games we'll bring that energy.
"I think tonight we'll be celebrating, tomorrow back to normal."
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on Test Match Special
We have had two results in this one game.
Pakistan shook hands because they thought England had won this game.
What a beautiful way to finish the innings.
Haris Rauf punching the ball down the ground.
Shadab Khan sweeps Will Jacks' opening delivery and once again James Coles does good work running round at fine leg, pulling out his second two-handed goalkeeper-style parry to hold Pakistan to two runs.
Haris Rauf gets one ball this time, with a slip, leg slip and Joe Root under a helmet at short leg coming in.
Rauf turns the ball away safely.
Once again, four and a six for Shadab Khan.
He drops low to sweep Liam Dawson through fine leg, then lifts the England spinner over the cover boundary.
Liam Dawson's perseverance brings him a wicket again.
Nothing more than good control over line and length from the England left-arm spinner and Salman Agha sends it skywards.
Salman cannot get the distance, and Sam Curran safely pouches the catch at deep long-off.
Curran turns and grins to the crowd.
Liam Dawson continues and a chipped sweep from Salman Agha, who is still there, lands safe square of the wicket.
Shadab Khan attempts a reverse sweep but picks out a fielder. Dawson is creating some theatre with his hands on his head, knowing he might have been in business for an lbw had he missed.
Another tight over. Just two runs off it.
Pakistan need 134 runs from 25 overs.
This tense, rather attritional, period continues.
Salman Agha and Hasan Nawaz both work Jamie Overton into the leg side for a single apiece.
It's been 50 balls since the last boundary.
Whatever issue Jamie Overton had with his knee appears to have resolved itself and he is fit enough to continue bowling.
Salman Agha falls over to his second delivery from Overton and the England seamer asks the question regarding lbw, but neither the umpire nor Harry Brook are taking matters further based on height.
Hasan Nawaz is the new batter. He can be a destructive player, but is playing the situation quite cautiously at the moment.
Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special
You could sense what Gus Atkinson was trying to do.
He is trying to angle it back into off stump and that's where Babar Azam can be vulnerable early in the game.
You can sense that England will now believe.
Gus Atkinson is 2-9 from four overs. He has been relentless with his length.
Switching away from this match a second, Lancashire have confirmed that James Anderson will leave the club.
The decision was widely reported in the last week, but the Division Two have now confirmed that the England great, 44, will depart.
"I spoke to Jimmy about our ambitions to rebuild our men’s squad that is capable of securing promotion from Division Two of the County Championship and then challenging to win Division One over the next three to four years," said new director of cricket Paul Farbrace.
“We are keen to begin that rebuild now, both in terms of the playing squad and the wider professional cricket set-up, and to make important progress over the coming months. As part of those plans, I informed Jimmy that we had taken the incredibly difficult decision not to extend his playing contract for the 2027 season."
Posting about the decision on Instagram, Anderson said: "If it was up to me it wouldn't have ended like this."
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on Test Match Special
Probably not what Henry Crocombe was expecting when he got the nod yesterday.
As a tailender, if you don't bat, it is a real win, but he is going to have to bat for a while with Gus Atkinson.
Welcome to international cricket, Henry Crocombe. Nicely played by the number 11!
Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Will Jacks is starting to feel a little more comfortable, but Pakistan have realigned well after the Ben Duckett and Sam Curran partnership.
Duckett hasn't looked fluent in the series so far, so for him to find that fluency is a heartening thing for him.
He has played a Duckett-style of innings, he has trusted his sweep, he has pulled the ball dominantly and he has punished any width as well.
Arafat Minhas, who took 6-40 against England in Rawalpindi, finally enters the attack.
Ben Duckett, who doesn't fare especially well against left-arm spinners in ODIs, faces five dot balls then takes a single off the final ball of the over.
The players will take drinks.
Ben Duckett is one of the best sweepers in the business.
He gets down on one knee to the third ball of the over from Salman Agha and hammers him over the rope for six.
The penultimate ball of Salman's over and Duckett nails the reverse sweep - in the air - to pick up four more.
Trigger, from Only Fools and Horses, would be proud of that sweeping.
Ben Duckett was a little bit streaky at the start of his innings but looks comfortable at the crease now.
He gets over the top of a short ball from Haris Rauf and pulls it with real authority to the boundary at mid-wicket for four.
Duckett jabs a single down the ground to keep the strike.
The England opener is unbeaten on 44 from 40 balls.
Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Pakistan seeing Jordan Cox was trying to play that shot, so they plugged that gap.
He was not able to stay on top of the bounce, it caught the outside edge because the face was open, and he guided the ball to fifth slip.
England are reeling here.
Shaheen Afridi is bowling smartly here. Putting the ball in some tricky areas, taking a few risks to bring another wicket.
Astute stuff from the left-arm quick.
Harry Brook inside edges his final ball of the over behind square and attempts to come back or a second. Some smart fielding, though, and he looks in a bit of trouble.
Pakistan's players celebrate. It's been sent upstairs.
Pakistan: Saim Ayub, Fakhar Zaman, Babar Azam, Saad Baig (wicketkeeper), Salman Agha, Hasan Nawaz, Arafat Minhas, Shadab Khan, Shaheen Afridi (captain), Razaullah, Haris Rauf
England: Tom Banton, Ben Duckett, Joe Root, Harry Brook (captain), Jordan Cox (wicketkeeper), Sam Curran, Will Jacks, Jamie Overton, Liam Dawson, Gus Atkinson, Henry Crocombe
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