8.2 to Hetmyer, 136.0 kph, through him! Amir's off the mark. Spears in towards off stump, Hetmyer is caught back in the crease and can't get the bat down. Off stump goes cartwheeling 24/2

12.6 to Hope, 133.0 kph, and another! A crackerjack from Amir. Another excellent set-up, pushing the ball across outside off then jags this one back off the seam at good pace. Skims past the inside edge into off stump 32/3

26.2 to Powell, 126.9 kph, edged, taken at second slip! West Indies lose their fifth. A loose end to Powell's hard work. Full outside off, hint of swing away, tempts Powell into playing away from his body to drive and the edge travels nicely to Younis' right 71/5

88.5 to Bishoo, 136.3 kph, is that an edge? Yes, it is. Amir fires it outside off and pitches it up. Swings away a little bit, not much. Bishoo swishes outside off, that's always an ill-advised shot to be playing, goes after it outside off without any feet and gets an edge to the wicketkeeper 264/8

90.5 to Joseph, 139.3 kph, the change in angle works. Fullish length, fires it from wide of the crease and angles it on. Gets it to swing in and burst through Joseph's blade. Amir gets down and performs a sajda. First five-for for Amir since Lord's 2010 274/9

94.6 to Gabriel, 139.6 kph, cleaned up! That is that...a career-best for Amir. Full and straight, Gabriel goes for a drive when he should have been defending. Ball spears into the stumps past the inside edge 286/10

1.2 to Brathwaite, 130.6 kph, gone! Strikes with his second ball in Test cricket. Back of a length outside off, a tentative poke by Brathwaite, he might have been able to leave it, and the catch is take neatly at second slip 1/1

19.4 to Singh, 142.2 kph, full on the pads, Singh clips in the air... straight to backward square leg! Wahab breaks through, it's a bit of a gimme wicket, could have been clipped wherever he wanted along the ground but Singh managed to scoop it low towards the fielder on the edge of the ring, Azhar Ali taking taking a solid catch diving forward 53/4

69.3 to Chase, 81.2 kph, oh my goodness, what a catch! I can barely believe this. They are just checking with the TV umpire. Soft signal is out. Chase got underneath a loft drive. It went very high, cleared mid-off who was inside the circle but Wahab turned, tracked the ball over his shoulder, then somehow manages to reach the ball with an out-stretched hand and, to top it off, is able to stop himself sliding into the boundary marker. You won't see anything better 189/6

69.4 to Dowrich, 83.0 kph, two in two! And how the games changes. Round the wicket, spins from outside leg stump, but perhaps not as much as he expected, defeats the drive on the inside edge and castles him 189/7

66.5 to Younis Khan, 122.8 kph, breakthrough! Return of pace has done it. Full outside off, Younis goes for the drive and the catch is taken low down at cover. A punchy shot, came from low down the bat, couldn't keep it down 185/3

68.1 to Babar Azam, 131.6 kph, played on, West Indies have another! Gabriel takes his second wicket in three balls and it's another big one, with Babar set and perhaps beginning to think about a maiden Test hundred. Excellent pace late in the day and it came in at the batsman, took the inside edge and then cannoned into the stumps via Babar's thigh pad 186/4

86.6 to Asad Shafiq, 138.4 kph, got him, quick and bouncy and takes the outside edge! Third wicket for Gabriel, he's chiseled out Shafiq... Probably could have left the ball but it was fired into the pitch, rising like steam outside off, singed the edge and Dowrich took it high to his right 236/5

5.4 to Azhar Ali, 137.2 kph, edges a wide one! That's a bit of a horror from Azhar. Short, wide outside off, he slashes with an attempt of a cut and the top edge is well held by Dowrich diving in front of first slip 23/1

116.2 to Mohammad Amir, 131.7 kph, chases the ball in the channel, nicked off - Joseph gets his man! It was short and wide enough to leave but Amir wanted to feel bat on ball and perishes via a thick edge into the keeper's gloves 341/7

120.4 to Wahab Riaz, 134.2 kph, bowled 'im, that's a beauty! Joseph has another, bringing the ball back in once again, slides through his defence like a hot knife, it's the perfect length to flick the leg bail and send Wahab on his way 355/8

16.3 to Ahmed Shehzad, 132.9 kph, nipbacker, thuds into the pads - given! That looked a pretty easy decision for umpire Illingworth, bang in line with off stump and Shehzad stuck on the crease, Holder strikes without needing DRS. A promising innings from Shehzad but it is unfulfilled 54/2

111.4 to Sarfraz Ahmed, 83.4 kph, oh, bowled him, behind the legs! Sarfraz was looking to sweep, might have actually played on... Bishoo celebrates his first wicket, he certainly got some turn, looks as if Sarfraz didn't get his hands quite low enough and played over the ball, off stump ended up out of the ground. No century for him today, but still a tidy knock 324/6

138.4 to Mohammad Abbas, 81.8 kph, he's given lbw! He calls for the review straightaway, or rather Misbah does! Turns and beats the bat. He's playing back. Taken on the back leg. Illingworth the umpire. Has he hit it? No Snicko or Hot Spot in this series. Clipping the top of leg stump. Out by a tiny margin 407/10

10.1 to Brathwaite, 90.7 kph, he can! Brathwaite bowled, strikes first ball! Pakistan are cock-a-hoop at that intervention, right on the money from the off and the ball skids on, the batsman playing back but beaten for pace and off stump takes it right in the mush, flattened... How about that for an introduction?! 22/1

20.3 to Hetmyer, 82.6 kph, what a response! Big spin from the rough, rags into Hetmyer who is playing back, he plays the ball down into his leg and it ricochets into the stumps. Massive turn, and a touch of bad fortune for the batsman 72/2

24.2 to Hope, 90.2 kph, he's got another! A quicker delivery, skids into the front pad as Hope tries to get forward. He's called for the review but Richard Illingworth's decision looks a good one. Pitched around middle, just straightens a little. Pad first. Crashing into middle. Poor review, really 84/3

26.6 to Powell, 82.6 kph, that's four! What a session he's had. Another one wide in the footmarks, not so full this time though, and it doesn't turn as much, Powell presses forward and this time it takes the outside edge to slip. Lovely bowling. 89/4