6.05pm: That's your lot for today. George is rattling in his report and we'll be back for more with the third T20I on Tuesday. Thanks for your contributions, as ever. Cricket is back on free-to-air TV, and England are tonking it like never before. From myself, Matt and Raghav, cheerio and take care, we'll see you again soon. Bye!
5.55pm: Let's head over to the presentations, starting with Babar Azam: "The total was good but we didn't go well in the bowling, credit to Malan and Morgan the way they played. We'll learn a lot, talking to the bowlers under pressure and I will try to learn from this. [Amir injury?] Yes, when one of the main bowlers got injured, we struggled."
England captain Eoin Morgan is also named Man of the Match: [Best form of career?] "Yeah, I think I am, stats the last couple of years have been the most productive of my career, which is great. Hopefully I'll contribute to more wins. Both sides found it tough bowling, batting sides played well so a good all-round game. Both sides haven't played, might be rusty, didn't get yorkers or execute skills as well as they'd have liked. Naturally get better as the series goes on and against Australia. [Bowling in Powerplay] Babar played really well, we struggled to take wickets early. If you take wickets early you give yourself the best chance of holding that monentum. [Malan?] Really pleased, he's had an unbelievable start to his T20I carer, long may it continue, great to see him contribute. Not close at all, if we did nominate our best XI we'd be blindsiding ourselves a bit, need to account for injuries and a loss of form, need to pick from 16-17 players and that's how we approach it."
5.50pm: Sealed the deal with five balls to spare, that's a pretty comfortable chase of 190-plus from England. It's also the highest successful chase in T20Is against Pakistan, and it's put Eoin Morgan's team 1-0 up with one to play in this series - how's that for a gateway drug for all those currently tuned into BBC1? Two of England's three highest successful chases have been in their last two completed games, by the way. Morgan continues to breeze along on a late-career zephyr, going at 200 for his 66, while Dawid Malan made sure he finished the job after a comparatively slow start
Shaheen Afridi returns, looking for snookers
END OF OVER:19 | 11 Runs 1 Wkt | ENG: 195/5 (1 run required from 6 balls, RR: 10.26, RRR: 1.00)
- Dawid Malan50 (35b)
- Haris Rauf4-0-34-2
- Shadab Khan4-0-34-3
SW Billings c Fakhar Zaman b Haris Rauf 10 (8m 5b 2x4 0x6) SR: 200.00
Sixth T20I fifty for Malan, applauded by his team-mates
Last two, just a run a ball needed. Predictor still at 96% for England
END OF OVER:18 | 6 Runs 1 Wkt | ENG: 184/4 (12 runs required from 12 balls, RR: 10.22, RRR: 6.00)
- Dawid Malan48 (33b)
- Sam Billings1 (1b)
- Shadab Khan4-0-34-3
- Haris Rauf3-0-23-1
"How much longer will they persist with Moeen?" He's in some pretty woeful form, Martin, not scored a fifty since January 2019
Sam Billings is next in, still some batting to come
MM Ali c Babar Azam b Shadab Khan 1 (5m 2b 0x4 0x6) SR: 50.00
"We need a haal++ to win from here," whispers Junaid
Shadab Khan to bowl his final set
END OF OVER:17 | 5 Runs 1 Wkt | ENG: 178/3 (18 runs required from 18 balls, RR: 10.47, RRR: 6.00)
- Dawid Malan44 (30b)
- Moeen Ali0 (0b)
- Haris Rauf3-0-23-1
- Imad Wasim3-0-30-0
Just five off the over... can Pakistan squeeze from here?
Now, Moeen Ali into the middle, has scores of 0, 1 and 8 from three white-ball innings for England this summer
EJG Morgan c sub (Khushdil Shah) b Haris Rauf 66 (45m 33b 6x4 4x6) SR: 200.00
This is a done deal according to ESPN's Predictor, 99% in England's favour now