Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

Looking at England's strength in the tail end - it's been a feature of this team really since the revolution of English one-day cricket since the 2015 World Cup.

There numbers 8-11 have comfortably been the most effective in world cricket, collectively averaging 21. Chris Woakes has been a big part of that, going at a strike-rate of 97.

After the fall of the sixth wicket, England's partnerships have averaged 27, the next best is Pakistan at 22, and they've scored at 6.7 runs an over. It's been a huge strength.

Josh Hazlewood is doing a job at the death. To go boundary-free in the 48th over is a very good effort.

Mark: Chips with gravy is the reason why we can't have nice things. Gravy is only for roast dinners. End of.

Good from Hazlewood. Rashid only getting thin air with his swiping.

Woakes has 33 from 28 balls. Useful. I reckon this is a good total for England.

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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

That's a really excellent stroke from Chris Woakes. That's a fair old hit out there, it's very well played indeed.

What a shot this is from Chris Woakes. Up and over extra cover for four to the one of the longest parts of the ground.

Adil 'hits it in strange places' Rashid is the new man.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

Those are useful runs from Tom Curran. He had a swish and it was a full toss when it went past him.

Eng 266-6published at 46.1 overs

46.1 overs

Fetch it! Tom Curran baseballs Mitchell Starc for six over left-field.

Phil: Chips with gravy is the reason bees have knees.

Inventive from Chris Woakes. Knowing Josh Hazlewood was going to go short, he backs off and cuts over backward point for a much-needed boundary. This stand is worth 40.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

If England can keep knocking it around and get close to 300 I think they will be over the moon with that, especially the skipper Eoin Morgan after the start they had.

The wicket is getting drier and a bit more difficult to bat on.

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Battered roe? Mitchell Starc returns and concedes only three singles.

Matt Griffiths: You don't need to go to the museum for orange chips. The whole of the Black Country sell and eat orange chips! But it's better with curry sauce, not gravy. And a battered roe too.

Extra unhealthy. I like it.

Carmex girl: Orange chips are ever so slightly battered. Which makes them the best.

Between them, Marsh and Maxwell have bowled 10 overs, 0-48. That's a decent return from the 'fifth bowler'. In fact, those 10 will be more economical than the spells of the frontline four. It will probably be Starc and Hazlewood all the way from here.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

Pat Cummins has gone at over six an over in the series as a whole. In fact, it's his most expensive one-day series since his debut.