All scoresPakistan won by 87 runs
Pakistan302/950.0 ov
England215/1038.4 ov
Pakistan won by 87 runs
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Alert history
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- Wicket — England 215/10Innings 2 at 215 all out.
- Match finishedPakistan won by 87 runs
- England innings endedEngland all out for 215.
- Wicket — England 214/9Innings 2: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — England 214/8Innings 2: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — England 206/7Innings 2 at 206/7.
- Wicket — England 197/6Innings 2 at 197/6.
- Wicket — England 177/5Innings 2 at 177/5.
- Wicket — England 166/4Innings 2 at 166/4.
- Wicket — England 128/3Innings 2 at 128/3.
- Wicket — England 120/2Innings 2 at 120/2.
- Wicket — England 91/1Innings 2 at 91/1.
- Wicket — Pakistan 302/9Innings 1 at 302/9.
- Wicket — Pakistan 294/8Innings 1 at 294/8.
- Wicket — Pakistan 284/7Innings 1 at 284/7.
- Wicket — Pakistan 211/6Innings 1 at 211/6.
- Wicket — Pakistan 133/5Innings 1 at 133/5.
- Wicket — Pakistan 87/4Innings 1 at 87/4.
- Wicket — Pakistan 59/3Innings 1 at 59/3.
- Wicket — Pakistan 31/2Innings 1 at 31/2.
- Wicket — Pakistan 0/1Innings 1 at 0/1.
- Match startedPakistan vs England is under way at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi.
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