England vs Pakistan

PAK vs ENG Highlights: England beat Pakistan in the seventh T20I to win the series 4-3.

Earlier,Pakistan did not get off to an ideal start in their chase of 210 as skipper Babar Azam was sent back to the pavilion in the very first over.Dawid Malan and Harry Brook played unbeaten knocks of 78 and 46 respectively as England posted 209/3 in 20 overs against Pakistan in the series decider at the Gaddafi Stadium.Earlier,Opening batter Philip Salt helped England get off to a flyer but Pakistan clawed their way back by dismissing Salt and Alex Hales in quick succession. Pakistan vs England, 7th T20I, Highlights:England came up with a perfect all-round performance to defeat Pakistan by 67 runs in the seventh T20I. With this, the visitors won the series 4-3.

PAK vs ENG 7th T20 Highlights, Pakistan vs England 7th T20I Match Ball-by-Ball Commentary: Chasing 210, Pakistan suffered a double blow when captain Babar ...

Pakistan142/8 (20.0) Chasing 210, Pakistan suffered a double blow when captain Babar Azam (4) and Mohammad Rizwan (1) departed in quick succession as England’s pace attack made early inroads and reduced the hosts to 33-3 under the lights at Gaddafi Stadium. David Willey returned figures of 2-22 while Reece Topley, Adil Rashid and Sam Curran picked up a wicket each.

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The England openers got off to a brisk start, but it was Dawid Malan who played the most impactful knock of the match. Moeen Ali leads the team as they walk to greet the opposition players They started off the 7-match series with a win, and have done extremely well to sign off in style. In reply, the Pakistani openers weren't able to replicate what the England openers managed to do. A good comeback by England to finish off the series with back-to-back wins. We have been in the hotel for quite a bit, but we are ready to get to Australia now. We need to improve in the shortest format. Player of the Match: We put on a big score, it was a fantastic effort from us. All the lads are looking forward to getting out there, and get going against Australia in the three-match series, and obviously then to the World Cup. Credit to the boys for the way they played. Just want to say thank you to everyone, and the PCB for looking after us. Moeen Ali collects the trophy from Ramiz Raja and hands it to his team-mates as England pose with the 'Winners' banner.

Dawid Malan hit an unbeaten 78 as England sealed a 4-3 series win over Pakistan in Lahore.

4th over: Pakistan 22-2 (Iftikhar 9, Masood 8) And now there’s a drop from England! 10th over: Pakistan 68-3 (Khushdil 16, Masood 27) Curran runs in to bowl his assortment of slower balls/cutters into the surface. Back-to-back boundaries follow for Iftikhar, with his second shot particularly impressive; he made room with a shuffle to the leg-side, punching Topley’s slower ball through the off-side. 17th over: Pakistan 116-5 (Masood 44, Nawaz 9) The singles tick on before Nawaz pumps a fuller ball from Topley down the ground for four. Rashid tosses the ball up and Masood gets on one knee to smash it over deep midwicket for six. A beautiful over to close the spell from the England leggie. 13th over: Pakistan 86-4 (Masood 33, Asif 0) A googly to Asif Ali is followed by a sharp-turning leg-break, and then another googly follows, hitting Asif’s pad. Khushdil dances down second ball but can only bunt it back to the bowler. Masood swats away for four and goes to fifty by picking up a couple through the leg-side. Woakes bowls a wide off-cutter that Masood flashes at, and the ball flies to the right of Rashid at short third man who pulls off a cracking catch. They were excellent with the ball, putting a stop to the contest by removing Babar and Rizwan before the ninth ball of the innings. Moeen Ali with some final thoughts on a memorable series: “The way we’ve come back and won those two games so comfortably [after being 3-2 down in the series] was amazing to see.

England finished its first tour to Pakistan in 17 years with a thumping 67-run win in the seventh Twenty20 to clinch the series 4-3.

The World Cup in Australia gets underway on October 16. David Willey returned figures of 2-22 while Reece Topley, Adil Rashid and Sam Curran picked up a wicket each. Mohammad Wasim (0-61) and Shadab Khan (0-39) bore the brunt of their assault as Malan and Brook made the most of Pakistan’s sloppiness in the field, with Babar guilty of offering reprieves to both batsmen.