England v Pakistan fourth ODI

Despite the recent lurid headlines, betting on the match is still allowed at Lord's Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

What price a Pakistan win to square the series? Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Pakistan fans watch the warm-up Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

The game starts with just a smattering of onlookers in the Edrich stand Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Mohammad Hafeez and Kamran Akmal get the Pakistan innings going with runs off of James Anderson Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Kamran Akmal shows his disgust as a non-playing team member of his walks in front of the sidescreen just as Stuart Broad was bowling. Akmal was out the next ball. Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Stuart Broad celebrates after getting Akmal's wicket. Akmal was caught by Andrew Strauss. Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Hafeez prepares to sweep Graeme Swann Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Fawad Alam is hit on the head after he misses a sweep off Swann Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

A spectator takes in the action Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Hafeez looks to the heavens as he celebrates his half century Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Alam launches into another Swann delivery Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi clips Paul Collingwood for four Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

A rueful Andrew Strauss contemplates a fine strike - adding six runs - from Abdul Razzaq Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Pakistan's supporters look delighted Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Razzaq smashes another four Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Strauss watches on as Razzaq continues to cause carnage in the final over. The all-rounder smashed 44 from 20 balls as Pakistan reached 265 from their 50 overs Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Razzaq waves his bat to the crowd after his innings Photograph: Tom Jenkins

England get off to a good start in their pursuit of 266, putting on 113 for the first wicket before losing Steven Davies for 49. Jonathan Trott, pictured, batting a No3, doesn't last long though, much to wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal's delight Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Pakistan's players celebrate removing Trott, who played on against Afridi's leg-spin Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

After hitting 68, Strauss becomes England's third wicket to fall for just 14 runs Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Shoaib Akhtar, centre, celebrates removing Strauss, caught by Alam Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Umar Gul celebrates bowling Paul Collingwood as England's middle order struggles under the lights Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Tim Bresnan has his timbers splattered by the ever-accurate Gul and England are staring down the barrel Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Nine down: Swann goes the same way, bowled by Gul's slower ball Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Shoaib fails to run out Stuart Broad as Pakistan attempt to wrap up victory. It's not long before Gul removes Broad – shattering the stumps for a fourth time – to give the tourists a 38-run win Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian