Pakistan took control of the second test against England on Saturday, reaching 92 for three and a lead of 228 runs at tea on the third day's play.
On a track that has started taking turn, Pakistan was building a solid second innings after taking a 136-run lead in the first, when it bowled out England for 242 in the pre-lunch session.
In reply, Mohammed Hafeez struck a quick 51 and Younis Khan was not out on 30 when tea was taken.
By then, Pakistan had lost two quick wickets. Jos Buttler dropped Shan Masood (1) off Stuart Broad in the second over, but was up to the task when James Anderson induced an edge in the next over. It was the fourth time in four innings that Masood fell to Anderson.
Shoaib Malik (7) was softened up by short-pitched deliveries by Anderson and Broad, and when Mark Wood came to bowl his first over, the batsman's aggressive intent did not pay off and he chopped on a fuller delivery on to his stumps.
Brief Scores
Pak: 378 (Misbah 102, Shafiq 83; Wood 3/39, Moeen 3/108) and 222/3 (Misbah 87*, Younis 71*) lead Eng: 242 (Wahab 4/66, Yasir 4/93) by 358 runs.