James Anderson embraces with Joe Root after dismissing Pakistan captain Misbah on day one.

Stuart Broad and Anderson shared six wickets to skittle Pakistan out for 234 in first innings.

On his return to the side, spinner Samit Patel chipped in with two wickets.

Trial by spin: Shoaib Malik takes four wickets in England's innings.

James Taylor ended his three-year exile from Tests with a superb 74.

Yasir Shah's three-fer restricted England to a 62-run first innings advantage.

Mohammad Hafeez's unbeaten 97 guides Pakistan to 146-3 at the close of day three- a lead of 74.

Malik announced his surprise retirement from Test cricket to the media after day three.

Hafeez wasted no time in reaching his ninth Test ton on day four.

England let slip chances in the field as Pakistan post 355 in second innings - a lead of 283 runs.

Moeen Ali is hit by a Wahab Riaz bouncer before being dismissed at the backend of day four.

Ian Bell failed again as Malik takes a wicket moments before the close on day four.

Joe Root falls victim to Shah's spin in first over of day five.

Jonny Bairstow departs as England lose 4-15, with Shah causing havoc again.

Last man standing, well almost, Cook hits 63 to prolong Pakistan's victory charge.

An injured Ben Stokes is bowled by Shah and Pakistan win the series 2-0.

A dejected England team at the post-match presentation.