Summary

  • Pakistan shock England to win by one wicket and secure place in tri-series final

  • Hosts were chasing 242 but slipped to 154-9

  • Shadab hits brilliant 113 not out and shares unbroken 89 for last wicket with Haris Rauf

  • England bowled out for 241 in 46.4 overs after being put into bat

  • Duckett hits defiant 105 off 111 balls - his fifth ODI century

  • Listen to live BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra commentary at top of page

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Live Reporting

by Mike Peter

  1. Eng 171-5

    Three for Will Jacks, lifting Haris Rauf over Shaheen Shah Afridi at mid-on.

    The Pakistan captain gives chase and dives to save the boundary.

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    Feel like we are a batter short. We have lots of all-rounders but Jordan Cox at five and Sam Curran at six feels a position too high. Pressure on the top four to get the runs. When they don't it is a long tail.

    Gerrard, Cannock

  3. Eng 165-5

    Ben Duckett and Will Jacks work Arafat Minhas for six steady runs off the over.

    The pair not going for the big shot yet against the spinner who tore through them on Tuesday.

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    Did we read the script that they have 50 overs to bat? Doesn't that mean, no more than four wickets down in the first 35 overs and no more than 8 overall? Anything worse than that loses the game.

    Michael, Worcester

  5. Eng 159-5

    Haris Rauf sends down a leg-side delivery with the first ball after drinks and Ben Duckett helps it on its way for four.

    That takes Duckett into the nineties.

  6. Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on Test Match Special

    England's Ben Duckett and England's Will Jacks in actionReuters

    Pakistan will be happy with the state of play at this stage of the game. England five down, losing Tom Banton, Harry Brook and Joe Root early in the innings. Now Ben Duckett and Will Jacks have to build another partnership.

  7. Eng 151-5

    Arafat Minhas, who took 6-40 against England in Rawalpindi, finally enters the attack.

    Ben Duckett, who doesn't fare especially well against left-arm spinners in ODIs, faces five dot balls then takes a single off the final ball of the over.

    The players will take drinks.

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    Pakistan's quicks have persisted with the short ball during this middle phase and have finally been rewarded with the wicket of Sam Curran.

    Prior to Curran's dismissal England had scored boundaries off six of the 13 genuine bouncers bowled.

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    England's Sam Curran walks after losing his wicket, caught by Pakistan's Salman Agha off the bowling of Pakistan's Shaheen Shah AfridiReuters

    Stupid, stupid, stupid. Sam Curran, why are you taking on the short ball there? We were in such a good position.

    Ben, Reading

  10. Eng 150-5

    A run from each of the next five balls.

    Another Ben Duckett sweep down to fine leg brings up England's 150.

  11. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

    The graphics make it miss like a country mile, but it was only a couple of inches.

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    Eng 145-5

    No, passing leg stump.

    Shadab Khan was bowling from around the wicket, so it was always going to be a challenge to get the angle right.

    Pakistan lose a review.

  13. Pakistan review

    Now, have Pakistan got the key wicket of Ben Duckett?

    Nothing from the umpire after the England opener is struck on the pad trying to turn Shadab Khan behind square.

    Shadab is convinced, Saad Baig behind the stumps isn't interested, Shaheen decides to go for the review.

  14. Eng 145-5

    Ooof, not so far away.

    Will Jacks hangs his bat in the channel and Shaheen Shah Afridi's delivery flies past the outside edge.

  15. Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on Test Match Special

    The trap was set. Sam Curran hooks in the air, and that's exactly what he has done.

    It flew down to the fine leg fielder. Disappointing for England.

  16. Jonathan Agnew
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    Sam Curran hooks it in the air and he has picked out the man. It was quite a good catch.

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    Curran c Agha b Shaheen 42 (Eng 145-5)

    Pakistan's captain Shaheen Shah Afridi (R) celebrates with teammates after taking the wicket of England's Sam CurranGetty Images

    It won't be a hundred partnership!

    Sam Curran takes on Shaheen Shah Afridi's short ball and does really get hold of it, pulling the ball to Salman Agha coming off the ropes at fine leg.

    Here comes Will Jacks.

  18. Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on Test Match Special

    The partnership is well and truly needed. Sam Curran and Ben Duckett are both showing their experience on the international stage.

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    Pakistan's Shaheen Shah Afridi in actionReuters

    Reading the comments, the expectation is that England will win every game, never lose wickets unless it’s the ball of the century and they should bowl the opposition out for under 50. People have forgotten how fine the margins are and the difficulty of the game.

    Matthew, Woodstock

  20. Eng 143-4

    Thanks Tim.

    I do like an early Sunday run, but the shift time and the stormy weather conditions rather precluded it this morning.

    Much as it's good to get out, I didn't fancy a sudden gust of wind embedding a road sign in my chest.

    Over in Lahore, Ben Duckett drives Shadab Khan through the covers for four - this partnership now worth 91 at the end of the over