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Righto, I'm going to say goodbye after England levelled the series 3-3.

In case you missed it, Phil Salt smashed an unbeaten 88 from 41 balls as England stormed to an eight-wicket win over Pakistan in the sixth Twenty20 international.

You can read all about his stunning knock in Sam Drury's match report.

And you can check out the scorecard right here.

Meanwhile, be sure to keep up with all things cricket on our dedicated page.

And we'll see you on Sunday for the series decider in Lahore!

More from England captain Moeen Ali: "It's great for the series to be at 3-3. I think it's been a brilliant series so far.

"We've learnt a lot about each other as players through the series. It will be an exciting [deciding] game.

"Jos Buttler is feeling good. He's training a bit more now. Whether or not we risk a player like him who is so important just for the sake of one game I doubt it.

"There's still a lot of games to be played in Australia, but you never know. He might turn up tomorrow and say I fancy playing."

Shiz: I'm my opinion, Sunday's game would play a huge part in deciding that. There would be pressure, whoever showed the nerves of steel gets a place with Buttler. For now, stats in the past doesn't count, your current form does. It would either be Hales/Malan or Salt

England captain Moeen Ali: "I'm very happy, I thought the way we batted in particular was outstanding.

"We almost killed the game off straight away and it just shows if you stick to the process, you don't have to just slog. We had proper cricket shots.

"I thought the seamers were also outstanding today.

"The difference is, if you don't lose wickets early on you can keep on going. I thought tonight we were really impressive.

"Like I said, when we were playing the shots there was no slogging. There was a good base, good shots and that was a really impressive performance tonight from everybody."

Nick: First name on the sheet!

Fawad: Yes. Similar performance on Sunday and Phil Salt has a good chance.

Fenners: You could say, he was worth his 'salt' #getscoat

James Foster
Ex-England and Essex wicketkeeper

England have the momentum now. 100%

Brooksey: 10, 30, 8, 8 and 3 before today so very lucky to be in the team, outstanding today though.

Alan: What a fantastic knock today. He deserves a chance to be in the team, but who would we leave out to give him a slot?

Phil Salt, tonight's match hero: "It's nice timing to do it when the series is in the balance so I'm very happy with the knock.

"It's always a challenge at the top of the order when you feel like you're playing well but you're picking out the fielders and you're finding ways to get out.

"I'm very grateful for the backing that I've got from my teammates and the management. It's very clear the way they want me to play.

"You need competition, the best sides in the world have competition. You can't get away from that and that's the same in any sport.

"Everybody's trying to put their best foot forward and show the coaching staff and their teammates how good they are."

So: Salt, Buttler, Hales, Malan, Stokes top five maybe? Then you're in the difficult position of choosing either Livingstone or Moeen at six.

Also no Harry Brook?

DuckyDave: Open Salt with Buttler, Hales at 3?

Phil Salt has said the best sides have healthy competition. Full quotes from him to come.

Steve: Yes

Shanna: Yes, definitely

Kerry: On current form, yes

Yes. Absolutely, 100% yes!

James Foster
Ex-England and Essex wicketkeeper

It was an onslaught.

This man has to start at the World Cup, surely?

Your opinions on #bbccricket and by text please.

Chris: Beginning to warm to a seven-match T20 bilateral series - it does allow the contest ebb and flow.

Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special commentator

From an England perspective, this is exactly what you want heading into the final game.

James Foster
Ex-England and Essex wicketkeeper

That was clinical. The dew was a big factor today - the pitch quickened up when England batted - but you still have to go out and perform.