England win by 84 runs, win series 3-1
Pak 271 (Malik 51, Azam 51, Moeen 3-53)
Eng 355-5 (Buttler 116*, Roy 102, Root 71)
Buttler passes 100 from 46 balls (Eng record)
That's about it from us. Thank you all for your contributions today and throughout the series.
England are next in action on Monday afternoon in a warm-up game against the UAE - we'll have commentary on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra, and then the three-match T20 series against Pakistan begins on Thursday afternoon.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland coach Trevor Bayliss on Sky Sports: "I'm not sure if I've got the words for what I saw tonight from Jos Buttler - it wasn't just slogging, some of the shots were not in the coaching manual but he hit everything out of the middle.
"I thought our bowling was superb in the first three games, but tonight we were a bit short, we tried to do too much.
"There are some very talented boys in the dressing room and it's exciting times for English cricket. Any win is a good win, and to win away from home, here in the UAE against Pakistan, is one hell of an effort. I think it will give the boys a lot of confidence going forward. Winning is a habit and we want to develop it."
Image source, Getty ImagesMore from Jos Buttler on Sky Sports:"Jason Roy has played really well in the last two series and he really took the responsibility when he got past 50. I think we'll see him kick on into one hell of a player.
"It's great being a young group and having talent, but we do need to win and we've come here and done it and the confidence it gives us, you can't underestimate it."
A reminder that you can download apodcast of the Test Match Special intervalfeaturing that interview with ICC chief exec David Richrdson, plus a review of the series.
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Image source, APMore from Jos Buttler on Sky Sports: "I feel elated. It was a fantastic day. I don't really understand how it can turn around so fast - I was thinking of retiring two weeks ago! I think the format change came at the right time for me, to free me up - everyone's said I've been a bit more relaxed with the white ball around.
"It was Morgs's decision to promote me - he gave me the chance to chance my arm. In the last few overs, you try to never get too one-dimensional - there's a lot of shots that are 100% premeditated, but you have to have another option if the ball doesn't go where it wants to go."
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"We talked about what is possible looking at these one-day scores - it's good to have an Englishman capable of doing that."
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special
"If a man came down from Mars and witnessed this presentation - you've got men in fantastic, flamboyant Arab dress, and two spacemen - he'd ask, what is this strange event that you've all been watching?"
Jos Buttler is named man of the series. He says: "It was really satisfying for me, and for us to win the series with this group of guys was fantastic.
"It was one of those days - it's amazing how cricket turns round. Only a few weeks ago I had a bad Test on this ground and got dropped from that side.
"Jason Roy played fantastically well, and we had a fantastic platform to accelerate from at the end. To get to a hundred was a really satisfying moment and one I'll remember for a long time."
Image source, AFPPakistan captain Azhar Ali has spoken very honestly at the end of each game this series, and he's critical of his side once again.
"Somebody has to score a big hundred chasing 350, but two big innings were missing there. Everyone had a good start, going along with the run rate, but the big innings were missing.
"The series is a big loss - we played some bad cricket, we should have done a lot better. Credit to Buttler, but we could have done a lot better in the last few overs"
England captain Eoin Morgan: "It was an outstanding performance from the boys. It wasn't the easiest to bat on up front - Jos Buttler was outstanding, but he was set up by Jason Roy and Joe Root.
"The series has been a huge learning curve, but the best thing is that the performances have been shared around. Our top six have all contributed.
"Our spinners were brilliant today - they're learning as they go along, which is very important. We've got a lot of character in the dressing room."
Quite how you work out who gets the 'Trusted player of the series' award, I'm not sure. But it goes to Chris Woakes.
And man of the series... well it's another big cheque for Jos Buttler.
There are as many awards to give out as a liberal school's sports day. Shoaib Malik gets 'most colourful innings'. By which I think they mean 'third most colourful innings'.
Because Jason Roy gets 'outstanding performance of the match', by which they mean 'second most outstanding performance of the match'.
Because Jos Buttler gets man of the match.
Image source, AFPPlenty of points of note in a remarkable match
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Nick Blyth: Seriously exciting where this England ODI team could be in four years' time at next World Cup. Well done lads!
Image source, Getty ImagesJos Buttler hit England's fastest one-day international century to lead them to an 84-run win over Pakistan in Sharjah and a 3-1 series victory.
Buttler reached three figures in 46 balls, beating the 61-ball hundred he made against Sri Lanka in May 2014.
The wicketkeeper hit 10 fours and eight sixes in his 116 not out from 52 balls as England posted 355-5.
Pakistan briefly threatened a thrilling chase, but were bowled out for 217, with Moeen Ali taking 3-54.
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