PAK vs ENG: Pakistan succumb to 63-budge defeat in third T20I, Harry Brook-Ben Duckett shine for England
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| Edited By: DNA Net Group |Source: DNA webdesk |Updated: Sep 24, 2022, 10: 21 AM IST
Pakistan skipper Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan did now not repeat their heroics from Thursday as the hosts’ prime-listing crumple cost them dearly in the third T20I against England. Moeen Ali’s aspect dished out a convincing performance in all departments to trump Babar’s males by 63 runs in Karachi on Friday.
With the spend, the Three Lions hang taken a 2-1 lead in the seven-match sequence, courtesy of Harry Brook and Ben Duckett’s half-centuries.
Brook smashed 81 off 35 balls and left-hander Duckett made 69 off 42 deliveries as England racked up 221-3 after dropping the toss.
Pakistan’s prime listing crumbled against like a flash bowlers Trace Wood and Reece Topley and carried out on 158-8 a day after chasing down 199.
Wood picked up 3-24 and Reece took 1-22 of their first game of the sequence as England introduced them in for David Willey and Luke Wood.
England leads the sequence 2-1 with four extra video games to head. They creep all over again in Karachi on Sunday.
Captain Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan couldn’t repeat their Thursday evening heroics after they led Pakistan to a 10-wicket spend with an very very finest double-century stand.
Both batters scored eight runs every sooner than Wood had Babar caught at third man in the third over, and Topley neat-bowled Rizwan with an very very finest slower ball.
Left-hander Shan Masood, who made his T20 debut in the predominant game, prime-scored with an unbeaten 65 off 40 balls but Pakistan always lagged effectively in the inspire of once it misplaced Babar and Rizwan.
Brook smashed the Pakistan pacers in the latter half of the innings whereas Duckett became once very very finest against the spinners.
Brook punished Shahnawaz Dahani (0-62) for boundaries at will in the death overs as the like a flash bowler returned with Pakistan’s 2nd costliest figures in a T20.
Legspinner Usman Qadir picked up the wickets of debutant Will Jacks (40) and Dawid Malan (14) in his first two overs sooner than ending at 2-48.
With inputs from PTI
