Summary

  • England win with five balls to spare

  • England's third highest T20 chase

  • Malan 54* (36) - hits winning runs

  • Morgan 66 (33), Bairstow 44 (24)

  • Shadab 3-34, Rauf 2-34

  • Pakistan 195-4: Hafeez 69 (36)

  • Babar 56 (44); Rashid 2-32

  • 2nd T20, Emirates Old Trafford

  • England 1-0 up in three-match series

Live Reporting

Jamie Lillywhite and Matthew Henry

  1. Pakistan captain Babar Azam on Sky Sports: "We also planned to bowl first. The wicket is good and we will try to post a good total."

  2. James Anderson
    England bowler on BBC One

    England would normally have Jos Buttler and Jason Roy up at the top of the order so it gives an opportunity for some young guys to come in. We saw Banton take his opportunity on Friday and others will be hoping to do the same.

  3. Shan Masood
    Pakistan batsman on BBC One

    It's a new era for Pakistan so we're all very excited. This team has a lot of potential so hopefully they can show that today.

  4. Michael Vaughan
    Ex-England captain on BBC One

    We saw briefly on Friday the excitement of these two teams. Everything you require in T20 cricket so we're in for a treat.

  5. The teams

    England: Banton, Bairstow (wk), Malan, Morgan (c), Billings, Moeen, Gregory, Curran, Jordan, Rashid, Mahmood.

    Pakistan: Babar (c), Fakhar, Hafeez, Malik, Rizwan (wk), Iftikhar, Shadab, Imad, Amir, Rauf, Shaheen.

  6. England win the toss and bowl
    Breaking

    Eoin Morgan opts to put Pakistan in to bat after winning the toss.

    Both teams are unchanged.

  7. I'm told Money for Nothing is good but I'm a much bigger fan of the cricket. Here we go.

  8. Money for Nothing has finished on BBC One. The cricket is starting right now...

  9. England batsman Tom Banton, speaking to Sky Sports, on playing ramp shots: "I've never practised any of it in the nets. It all comes from playing hockey when I was younger."

  10. Banton has been out warming up with his England team-mates. He received a questionable haircut between matches from Sam Billings.

    By the way, we'll get team news from the toss shortly.

  11. Banton announces himself in washed-out opener

    Just the 16.1 overs were possible in Friday's opener. Rain once again ruined the match.

    Tom Banton, only given the chance to open because of the injury to Jason Roy, was the standout performer, playing a succession of remarkable shots in his maiden T20 fifty.

    He made 71 from 42 balls in only his fourth match. England supporters will be hoping for some more innovative strokeplay today.

  12. Your commentary team on BBC One includes Jimmy Anderson, Shan Masood, Isa Guha, Michael Vaughan, Phil Tufnell, and Yasir Arafat.

    There'll also be the usual Test Match Special commentary on your radios.

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  13. And this game is LIVE ON BBC TV. Exciting, right?

    You can watch on BBC One from 13:45 BST or, if you are out and about, you'll be able to watch on your phone on this very page.

    Things have changed a bit since the last England game on BBC TV...

    21 years later - Cricket returns to the BBC

  14. Hello again. Unless something really, really crazy happens, we're going to get a game of cricket completely uninterrupted by the weather today.

    The second Twenty20 between England and Pakistan starts in half an hour.

    Old Trafford

  15. Cricket? In the sunshine? What is this madness...?

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