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England have 8 players averaging greater than 50 in this series... I think Tom Curran's batting ability has earned him a place in the WC squad.
Matt Gilbert
Summary
England win by 54 runs - Woakes takes 5-54
Pakistan's collapse from 152-3 began with Rashid's fine run-out of Babar (80)
Leg-spinner then took excellent return catch to dismiss Malik
Buttler completes trio of special feats in field with superb run-out of Sarfaraz (97)
England 351-9: Root (84) & Morgan (76) put on 117 for third wicket
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J Slats: The fact that I’m ‘disappointed’ that England ‘only’ scored 351 after such a good start says it all. This cricket team is very special.
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on TMSThe pitch is a little slower to the previous two games. The boundaries are there for the batsmen with the size.
There is a little there for the spinners. You feel Moeen Ali and Adil Rashid will fancy getting something out of the pitch. It won't be ragging square but it might be enough. Fakhar Zaman will be key. You fancy England will have enough to defend this.
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In fact, England needed a late cameo from Tom Curran to scramble beyond 350. But is it enough?
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England looked well placed on 222-2, but a clatter of wickets pegged back their initial expectations of reaching 400.
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Morgan, in particular, was enjoying his range hitting.
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That brought together Joe Root and Eoin Morgan, whose partnership was the best of the day so far. They put on 117 for the third wicket.
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Both openers perished in their thirties, however...
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Thanks Amy.
Before then, let's look at how we got here.
England set off like a train, thanks to James Vince and Jonny Bairstow...
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Pakistan will still need to go some to chase this down.
Matthew Henry will take you through the opening stages of their run chase.
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Sarfaraz and Hassan Ali are still having a brief exchange of views about that final over.
England have posted a score of 350+ and yet it still feels like a bit of an anti-climax.
Image source, AFPEng 351-9published at 50 overs
Good from Hassan Ali, going full, but Tom Curran whips his wrists and manages to jog a single.
That's a lovely little cameo from TCurran, and Pakistan will need 352 to win.
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on TMSTom Curran does not lack belief in himself. I love his attitude. He has got 'it' whatever 'it' is.
Eng 350-9published at 49.5 overs
A yorker from Hassan Ali, and Tom Curran turns down a single.
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Charles Dagnall
TMS commentatorIt is rude from Tom Curran. It is like he is tossing the caber!
Eng 350-9published at 49.4 overs
Shot! Tom Curran!
He scoops over his head for four more! I mean, he's got himself into an awful position, playing the short ball with his head thrown back like he's having his hair washed at a salon, but it's gone for four. Astonishing.
Eng 346-9published at 49.3 overs
Run rate 6.99
Tom Curran's got hold of that one though!
It's a slower ball from Hassan Ali and Curran absolutely smashes it down the ground for a six. Sarfaraz death glares at his bowler for a solid 20 seconds as the ball sails into the sightscreen.