England pakistan match

England's victory was confirmed by DRS, but there had been an earlier controversy over a catch behind Credit: AMIR QURESHI/GETTY Key moments Chosen by us to get you up to speed at a glance Shakeel controversey WATCH: Did Pope take the catch? Pakistan reacts 'I will go down in the grave convinced Saud’s was a harsh decision' England beat Pakistan 26 runs Ben Stokes' side secures series win Over 103 WATCH: Robinson takes the final Pakistan wicket Over 96 WATCH: Tailender Abrar hits Wood for three fours in an over England beat Pakistan by 26 runs By Nick Hoult, Chief Cricket Correspondent, in Multan Winning in Pakistan takes its toll and there were some very weary England cricketers after their series-clinching victory in Multan. A sickness bug has circled the squad like the black kites that fly over the Multan Stadium, picking off each of them at various points of the tour. Ben Stokes looked like he might be sick in the press conference but the players will attest that there is no greater tonic than being 2-0 up in a series in Pakistan after just eight and a bit days of cricket. It is a stunning achievement for largely the same group of players that a few months ago were so directionless in the Caribbean and Australia. Just a few months later, Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum have changed everything, winning eight out of nine matches and successfully transporting their brand of cricket to the pitches of the subcontinent to become the first England team to win consecutive Test...

Pakistan and England will fight it out to be T20 World Cup champion in the tournament final at Melbourne's MCG on Sunday night. After losing their first two matches to India and Zimbabwe, Pakistan looked dead and buried as a chance to win the T20 World Cup. But four consecutive wins and South Africa's shock loss to the Netherlands has allowed Pakistan to reach the final and aim for their second championship. Despite a shock loss to Ireland in the Super 12 phase, England will also be aiming for their second T20 title on the home soil of great cricket rival Australia. The Sporting News explains how you can watch the T20 World Cup final. MORE: When is Pakistan vs. England - T20 World Cup final? Pakistan and England will play each other in the T20 World Cup final on Sunday, November 13. The match is scheduled to begin at 7pm (AEDT - local time). Pakistan vs. England TV channel, live stream, start time Australia New Zealand UK USA Canada India TV Fox Cricket/Channel 9 Sky Sport NZ Sky Sports Willow TV Willow Canada Star Sports Streaming Kayo/9Now SkyGo Sky Go Hotstar Hotstar Star Sports Start time 7pmAEDT 9pm NZDT 8amBST 4am EST 4am EST 1.30pm IST Pakistan vs. England squads Pakistan T20 World Cup squad • Babar Azam (c) • Shadab Khan • Asif Ali • Haider Ali • Haris Rauf • Iftikhar Ahmed • Khushdil Shah • Mohammad Hasnain • Mohammad Nawaz • Mohammad Rizwan • Mohammad Wasim • Naseem Shah • Shaheen Shah Afridi • Shan Masood • Usman Qadir England T20 World Cup squad • Jos Buttler (...

That is it from this game! The trophy is presentated to Stokes, he now walks towards his team to celebrate. A top show from England, not easy to come here in Pakistan and beat them and England have whitewashed the hosts. Brilliant! That is it from this game and this series. We hope you enjoyed our company. Until next time, take care and goodbye! Ben Stokes says it has been the perfect tour for them. States they want to play in a certain way and they did but he is happy with how they adapted and everybody stood up when needed. Mentions he has a lot of belief in his teammates and that is what helps them to get the wins and all the players are quite confident. Ends by saying it was a team effort but Brook has been brilliant and Rehan Ahmed was excellent in this game and he is really happy for him. Babar Azam says he is very disappointed, they were just not good enough but credits to the England side for the way they played. Adds they did not bat that well in the first innings, they were decent in patches but not good overall. Mentions it is difficult when your best pacer is not fit but he is happy with how his bowlers have bowled. Mentions there were a lot of positives but they need to improve. Pakistan's problem in their second innings was they lost wickets in heaps, they began well with the bat but Leach then ran through the top order. Azam and Saud then put up a 100-run stand to change the tide in their favor again but it was then the Rehan Ahmed show, the youngster spun a...

Pakistan, led by Babar Azam, came out trumps in the first game in Nottingham, beating England by 31 runs. In the second match at Headingley, the Three Lions hit back with a 45-run victory. With everything to play for, both teams will be looking to secure a series win. The home team doesn’t have an overly great record in Manchester. Out of 10 T20Is, the Three Lions have won only four matches, losing three while three others were washed out due to rain. Match Details Date: July 20, 2021 (Tuesday). Time: 11:00 PM (IST) & 05:30 PM (GMT). Venue: Old Trafford, Manchester Weather Report The playing conditions will mostly be sunny with no chance of rain. The temperature will be around the 24 degree Celsius mark, with humidity in the 40s and 50s. Pitch Report The average T20I score of 168 in Manchester indicates that another fairly high-scoring game is on the cards. The track has helped the chasing teams, and hence, sides may opt to bowl first after winning the toss. Bowlers are likely to have another tough day in the office. Predicted XIs England Liam Livingstone has been the most in-form batter for the hosts in the series. After his century in the opener, he produced another useful knock in Leeds. Eoin Morgan didn’t play the previous game, and it remains to be seen whether or not he will make a comeback. The bowlers did an excellent job last time and will want to carry the momentum. England: Jason Roy, Jos Buttler (C and WK), Dawid Malan, Liam Livingstone, Jonny Bairstow, Moeen A...

More from Rehan Ahmed, speaking to BBC Test Match Special: "I was thinking about the five-fer. I'd be lying if I said I didn't. But at the same time I was trying to forget it. The more you try and chase the wicket, it just won't happen. It was nice to get a leg spin wicket." On being promoted up the order to number three: "Stokes just said to get your pads on. He just said to try and finish it tonight if we had more time. Over here everything happens really quick. I had a deep sleep after my first day and was fully recovered." Rehan Ahmed speaking to BBC Test Match Special: "Probably the best day of my life again. To get five on my debut is a dream come true. It's great. "Because it was reversing a bit I didn't get used. Stokes just said 'stay ready' like you always have to be but I was enjoying it regardless out there. "I've bowled better balls and got wickets so just to get Babar Azam out is a dream come true. He's a very good player. Pope has got good hands so it's good the ball went to him. I liked Rizwan's wicket because I've been working on my leg spin for the last two years. To get one to spin on the other side was great. "My googly is quite natural. When I started bowling leg spin I could only bowl googly so my leg spin has been a work on, and obviously my googly is as well. Hopefully I get that leg spin spinning more." On comparisons with Shane Warne: "I'm working on a few things but i can't say I'm as good as him just yet."