4.36pm So, that's the end of that. England started like a train, continued like a train wreck, but then steadied themselves as they first applied the air-brakes in the middle overs, before giving it the long handle towards the latter stages. Shamsi the star with the ball, but Joe Denly takes the plaudits for an excellently judged 87. He's given his team a very good chance of going 1-0 up on a deck that won't be easy for strokemaking, especially as the lights kick in. Back in 30 for the resumption.

David Keay: "Woakes's calm 40 in 42 with only two boundaries is looking like a pretty intelligent innings, I reckon that could be the difference between the teams at the end of the day"

dez: "Parkinson will be key for England... but fancy TC might be a handful with his slower balls also."

Rivlud: "I think Cricket needs to adopt the three play's and misses and your outta of here approach, it would certainly make Batsmen think before trying to do whatever they want!" More innovative tactical dimensions for the Hundred to consider, maybe?