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Match Day

1883dThe Report by Alan Gardner

Roy and Root shine in England canter

England had been stretched by Pakistan during a closely contested 2-2 Test series draw, they rebounded to be well ahead of the DLS requirement when rain returned

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Roy resumes his dizzying ODI form

Jason Roy, England's Man of the Match in the first ODI against Pakistan, said that his bout of dizziness while batting was down to a low blood-sugar level

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Voges and Hales 'wickets' prompted no-ball trial

Two incidents this year of a no-ball being wrongly called and denying a bowler a wicket in a Test match were behind the ICC's decision to trial handing the process over to the third umpire

Preview

England continue domination

9-1

Eng's win-loss record vs Pak in the last 10 ODIs. Their only loss was in Abu Dhabi last year which is also Pak's last win vs a top-10 team; 6 straight losses since then.

Three in a row

3

No. of consecutive fifties for Root in ODIs, including his innings in this match. He had scored 65 and 93 in the last 2 ODIs against SL.

Roy in top form

3

No. of 50+ scores for Jason Roy in his last 5 ODI innings, including the one in this match. He converted both the previous 50s into 100s - 112* & 162 v SL.

Low total

312

Average first-innings total in ODIs in Southampton since 2012, before this in 6 games. The teams posted more than 285 in all those ODIs while Pak made just 260.

Azhar finally gets one

12

No. of inns without a 50+ score for Azhar Ali in ODIs, before this. His last fifty was 79 vs Sri Lanka in Pallekele in July last year. He had 9 50+ scores in first 22 inns.

Opening troubles continue

24.90

Pakistan's average opening stand in ODIs since October 2015 - lowest among all teams. They have had just one 50+ stand in 11 innings in this period.

Hapless home team

5

No. of consecutive ODIs lost by England in Southampton, before this. Their last ODI win here was in 2012 against West Indies.