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ENGLAND 150/7 (20 OVERS)
- Craig Kieswetter31 (24)
- Jonny Bairstow*60 (46)
- Saeed Ajmal1/20 (4)
- Umar Gul2/31 (4)
PAKISTAN 112 (18.2 OVERS)
- Shahid Afridi25 (23)
- Hammad Azam21 (15)
- Stuart Broad2/12 (3.2)
- Steven Finn3/30 (4)
Scorer: Gopi Rangarajan | Commentator: Andrew McGlashan
We have a decider to end the tour in Abu Dhabi on Monday. It should be a cracker. England were excellent today. They judged a good total, bowled with fire (as they have all tour) and fielded with zeal. Pakistan had one of their bad evenings, especially with the bat. Stay with us for the presentation news.
A few of you asking for more information about what happened when Finn ran out Ajmal. We only saw one replay, but there was certainly a bit of contact. Didn't escalate, though.
Well, don't think we'll get much of a presentation but I can confirm that Jonny Bairstow is Man of the Match. Fully deserved for the innings and his fielding. You can read all about it in David Hopps' report. With that, I'm going to sign off for the night. From Andrew McGlashan and Alan Gardner thanks for joining us and catch you Monday for the winner takes all clash from Abu Dhabi.
Shahid Afridi c Morgan b Broad 25 (46m 23b 2x4 1x6) SR: 108.69
END OF OVER:18 | 1 Run | PAK: 112/9 (39 runs required from 12 balls, RR: 6.22, RRR: 19.50)
- Aizaz Cheema0 (3b)
- Shahid Afridi25 (21b)
- Jade Dernbach3-0-13-1
- Steven Finn4-0-30-3
Dernbach doing his job perfectly
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Misbah proud as Pakistan rise to challenge
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A failure to pluck victory from the duodenum of a draw
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Mohsin blames batting for limited-overs loss
Mohsin Khan, Pakistan's outgoing interim coach, has said every limited-overs match against England could have been won