Mohammad Amir took the winning wicket on his return to lord's after a spot-fixing scandal as Pakistan beat England by 75 runs on the fourth day of the first cricket test on Sunday.
leg-spinner Yasir Shah grabbed 4-69 for his maiden test haul of 10 wickets as England was bowled out for 207 after Pakistan set a challenging target of 283 to win.
Jonny Bairstow top scored with 48 and defied Pakistan for over two hours with Chris Woakes (23) in a seventh-wicket stand of 56 but once Shah removed both, Amir wrapped up the innings quickly.
Seamer Rahat Ali (3-47) rocked England's top order before Shah took charge on a wearing wicket.
Earlier, Pakistan was bowled out for 215, after resuming on 214-8, for an overall lead of 282.
At lunch, England were 90 for three in their second innings, needing a further 193 runs to reach their victory target of 283. James Vince was a Test-best 41 not out and the recalled Gary Ballance 15 not out after Rahat had taken three wickets for 36 runs in eight overs.
England captain Alastair Cook launched the chase with a four off the very first ball of the innings when he cut a loose Mohammad Amir delivery to the boundary. All the pre-match focus had been on Amir, making his return to Test cricket after six years out at the scene of his 2010 spot-fixing crime.
Brief Scores
Pakistan: 339 (Misbah 114, Shafiq 73, Woakes 6/70) & 215 (Shafiq 49; Woakes 5-32) beat England: 272 & 207 (Yasir 4-69, Rahat 3-47) by 75 runs.