That was the eighth time Harry Brook has been run out in his international career.

Since his debut only Kusal Mendis (11 times) and Charith Asalanka (nine times) have been out run out more among recognised batters for full member nations.

Just seen another angle of Harry Brook's run out and there was a slight slip as he came back for the second which probably cost him that vital yard which would have got him home.

No dive, though.

Ben Duckett gets which rises off the surface from Shaheen Afridi and he has to defend it off the splice.

Jordan Cox the new batter, incidentally.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special

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Ben Duckett looked as though he meant to hit it up.

That was about six inches over the fielder's head.

That would have been a long slow walk-off if he was caught.

Razaullah into the attack now but no hiding from Ben Duckett to a short ball first up.

His heart would have been his mouth - again - after a top-edge flies for six but he gets away with it as it goes over the fence at fine leg.

Much more convincing from Duckett next ball as he thrashes Razaullah through point for four.

Any chance of a quiet few overs, and a steady rebuild, eh?

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

This is a nightmare start for England.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on Test Match Special

Harry Brook is off, and he is gone.

A brilliant piece of wicketkeeping as it was not a direct hit.

Brook is a good six-seven inches from the crease.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on Test Match Special

Pakistan are convinced this is out.

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.

England captain Harry Brook skips down the pitch and has a bit of an ugly swipe at one jagged across him by Pakistan counterpart Shaheen Afridi.

The tourists, and Brook, need a bit of slow steady for a while here you sense

Brook does well to dig out a yorker from Shaheen next ball.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on Test Match Special

Ben Duckett is not happy with his bat.

He has carved it through point, and then looked at his bat.

I don't think there is any need for him to get frustrated out there in the middle.

If he can relax, then that will go into his game.

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Razaullah bowls a front-foot no-ball but follows it up with a nice bouncer to Ben Duckett, who takes on the hook but is very late.

A couple of deliveries later Duckett takes on the bit of width offered by Razaullah and hits it aerially - perhaps with his heart in his mouth briefly - over point for four.

Conditions have generally been good for batting in ODIs in Lahore, with five of the six matches during the 2025 Champions Trophy seeing first innings scores over 300.

In contrast, Australia managed scores of 231/9 and 157 all out batting first here in June.

Today's stats are provided by CricViz's Kieran Parmley

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on Test Match Special

Not the start England wanted in a must-win game here today.

Again, this is fuller from Shaheen Afridi, which tempts Joe Root into playing the shot.

On his day, it gets carved through the covers for four. It goes to backward point and England find themselves in trouble here.

Harry Brook the new batter. The England captain takes time to compose himself, shadow batting at the crease, before leaving a delivery which swings back in from the left-arm quick and whistles a couple of inches past his off stump.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

Joe Root slashed the ball to backward point. England's unhappy experience here appears to be continuing.