That's it from us after a clinical performance from England to edge ahead in this epic seven-match series.

There were plenty of standout performances and you can read all about them in Tom Mallows' excellent report.

It is the last international match of the English summer tomorrow as England women take on India at Lord's with commentary on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra.

Join us for that and for game four of this Pakistan v England series on Sunday. It's been a cracking series so far, let's hope for more of the same!

England bowler Mark Wood, speaking on Sky Sports: "It has been a long time. I felt pretty tired at the end with the intensity of international cricket but I will be good to go again.

"It was loud and the support in general has been really good. They are really knowledgeable about cricket and very supportive.

"Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan played really well last time so it was good to get them early doors.

"I felt pretty good leading into the game. I've had lots of time training and in the gym but nothing beats playing a game.

"The challenge now is to back it up. I have a down day tomorrow where I'll rest and get ready for the next game. What's important is to not go too hard now and mean I'm not ready for the World Cup. I have to peak at the right time.

"There's a good feeling about the dressing room. We weren't too critical after the last defeat we just looked at what we could do better."

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Moeen Ali on Mark Wood: "That really was quick. He bowled serious, serious pace. It's great to have him back, he's a massive part of our team. In the World Cup we need him firing like that."

England captain Moeen Ali: "I felt that was a brilliant win. We were ruthless tonight, with the bat in particular.

"That partnership was outstanding; two really good players and Brook is showing how special a talent he can potentially be. He looks an amazing player. Hopefully he grows and becomes one of those top, top players. With the ball as well, we were outstanding.

"Guys have all got a bit of experience from the PSL, I'm sure that helped and someone like Will Jacks, the way he played tonight, the intent he showed, he really took it to the bowlers and gave us a really good start.

"The future is amazing for England cricket with the players we've got coming through. There are still some really good players who are not here and guys on the bench. It's great for us."

Pakistan captain Babar Azam: "We tried to get a good start again today but the early wickets put pressure on us.

"In situations like this we try and use the best bowlers but today we were just not up to the mark and England bowled really well today. We'll have a look at our performance before the next match.

"I'm confident about Shan. His confidence and the way he showed himself and executed his plan was really good and I hope he continues to play like this."

Player of the match, England's Harry Brook: "It was very nice to get out there and have a match-winning performance tonight.

"It was quite similar to the other night. Every pitch has been quite similar so it was just playing through the line and trying to get on the front foot as much as possible really; having a solid game plan and sticking to it.

"I was just trying to get Ben Duckett on strike against the spin, he's so good at sweeping it's ridiculous. He seems to hit the gap every time. It worked quite well."

On the bowling front, Reece Topley was excellent on his return to the side and Adil Rashid took another couple of wickets, but the undoubted star of the show was Mark Wood.

The fast bowler was playing his first game since undergoing surgery in July but you wouldn't have known. He clocked 97.1mph during his first two-over burst and ended with figures of 3-25.

Keep him fit and firing and England's chances at the T20 World Cup improve markedly.

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At 82-3 in the ninth over, England's innings could have gone either way. Thanks to Harry Brook and Ben Duckett it went emphatically in one direction.

The pair put on 139 in 11.3 overs to power England to 221-3. Brook made 81 not out from 35 balls and has surely nailed down his place in the XI for the World Cup.

Meanwhile, Duckett - 70 not out from 42 balls - is ready and waiting should any of the batters pick up an injury before the tournament.

Paul Farbrace
Former England assistant coach on BBC Test Match Special

An absolutely outstanding performance from having lost the game yesterday by 10 wickets to winning today.

The partnership between Duckett and Brook, that was really high quality.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

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England have won emphatically and comfortably. Just about their best performance in T20 this year.

England win by 63 runs and take 2-1 series leadpublished at 20 overs

20 overs

Pak 158-8

A boundary ends the innings as Hasnain clobbers the ball through the covers. England won't mind that, though. It has been a clinical performance from the tourists and they move into a 2-1 series lead.

The defeat the previous night has been put behind them quickly. That is a very comprehensive victory.

Harry Brook and Ben Duckett were the stars with the bat - while Will Jacks also impressed on debut - and then Mark Wood and Reece Topley showed what a difference they make to the bowling attack. Job done for England. Three games down, four to go.

Paul Farbrace
Former England assistant coach on BBC Test Match Special

Shan Masood has played really well. Saqlain Mushtaq will be saying to him tonight that he played with a really calm head.

A brilliant yorker to finish from Mark Wood but Mohammad Hasnain does just enough, jamming the bat down in the nick of time.

Wood ends with figures of 3-25 from his four overs. A very impressive return.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Mark Wood has come back to international cricket with three wickets.

Paul Farbrace
Former England assistant coach on BBC Test Match Special

It was in the sky and Curran safely pouched it.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

That's well out. Brilliant piece of fielding.

England might have another one. A run out after good work from Moeen Ali. Usman Qadir looked well short.