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It was a tied game. I remember SL needed 24 off 10 overs with 7-8 wickets left
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Pakistan (166/4) beat England (163 all out) by 3 runs in the 4th T20I at NSK to level the series 2-2
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It was a tied game. I remember SL needed 24 off 10 overs with 7-8 wickets left
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Anyone with an iota of shame would completely dissapear from PP after so many humiliations....
...but I guess Mamoon and shame don't go hand in hand.
...but I guess Mamoon and shame don't go hand in hand.
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With a fielder close to field that running always suicidal, he won't never reach to crease unless they missed.. by slogging a lucky edge can save them/beat them, worth to try..
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Anyone with an iota of shame would completely dissapear from PP after so many humiliations....
...but I guess Mamoon and shame don't go hand in hand.
And it was Rauf who won it for us, a player he loves to hate irrationally... I'm absolutely knackered!
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Butler not in the team i believe, btw why don't they play Livingston?
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Unreal. What a match!
Rauf with a blinder. He hit 155 on the hat trick ball!
I don’t know why some are so afraid of being wrong or humbled.
It’s about Pakistan wins!
For the weak squad argument - 3 of our key players are out as well.
We aren’t on Englands level but that isn’t news. We fight and show we still have quality and class.
Rauf with a blinder. He hit 155 on the hat trick ball!
I don’t know why some are so afraid of being wrong or humbled.
It’s about Pakistan wins!
For the weak squad argument - 3 of our key players are out as well.
We aren’t on Englands level but that isn’t news. We fight and show we still have quality and class.
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Qadir didn't even bowl!
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My my my my my)
We deserve this humiliation.
Not tonight
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We won an incredible game, but had we 20 more runs, it be much easier game for us. Let's enjoy the victory but at the same time learn from mistakes as well else we be unpredictable forever.
Agreed
He injured his hands while taking that catch...saw him getting some treatment
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Wow
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They didn't learn from Asia cup final defeat and you think they will learn from this win?
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I don't see any changes in team's thinking and planning until we play out t20wc next month. The batting display we have seen tonight seems to indicate no one in team management or players is even remotely concerned about their slow strike rates or lack of big shots. Rizwan never took any risk in his whole innings despite Pak posting below par total with so many wickets in hand.
Don't forget those two sixes from Asif Ali as well.
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Good win but someone needs to talk about Saqlain's attitude in press conferences. His continuous refusal to acknowledge problems and top of that He starts preaching when asked about game strategies baffles me. Im not sure how journalists are putting up with him
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1st time in a while that we pulled one out of the bag. Well done Babar and the team.
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Phenomenal game. The tension, the ebb and flow that onky cricket can create. Congrats!
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Imagine the uproar that would have caused!
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Pakistan took England's final three wickets in six balls in a thrilling finale to seal a dramatic three-run victory and level their T20I series at 2-2.
Mohammad Rizwan's 88 from 67 balls helped Pakistan post 166-5 after the hosts had been put in to bat by Moeen Ali, before England embarked on a run-chase that saw huge swings of momentum.
Liam Dawson appeared to have put England on the brink of victory as his 34 from 17 - including five successive boundaries in the 18th over - left the tourists needing five runs to win from the last 10 balls, with three wickets in hand.
However, Haris Rauf (3-32) removed Dawson and Olly Stone with consecutive balls in the penultimate over, before Reece Topley was run out in the final over to give Pakistan a dramatic triumph.
England, whose batting had impressed in the opening three games of the series, appeared to be clear favourites after a strong bowling display had limited Pakistan to what the tourists clearly considered a highly gettable target.
Liam Dawson hit five consecutive boundaries in the 18th over to put England on the brink of victory.
However, a disastrous start to the run-chase saw England slump to 14-3. Ben Duckett (33), Harry Brook (34) and Moeen (29) led the recovery, but when the latter duo fell in successive overs to leave England 113-6, Pakistan once more appeared in control.
Dawson's stunning cameo then appeared to have turned the game back in England's favour, with home fans beginning to flock out of Karachi's National Stadium as they accepted defeat, before Pakistan's late salvo created the most memorable of finishes.
The victory means Pakistan have now twice levelled from behind to ensure the series is level as it moves from Karachi to Lahore, where the final three matches will be played as both sides continue their preparations for the start of the T20 World Cup in Australia next month.
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Mohammad Rizwan's 88 from 67 balls helped Pakistan post 166-5 after the hosts had been put in to bat by Moeen Ali, before England embarked on a run-chase that saw huge swings of momentum.
Liam Dawson appeared to have put England on the brink of victory as his 34 from 17 - including five successive boundaries in the 18th over - left the tourists needing five runs to win from the last 10 balls, with three wickets in hand.
However, Haris Rauf (3-32) removed Dawson and Olly Stone with consecutive balls in the penultimate over, before Reece Topley was run out in the final over to give Pakistan a dramatic triumph.
England, whose batting had impressed in the opening three games of the series, appeared to be clear favourites after a strong bowling display had limited Pakistan to what the tourists clearly considered a highly gettable target.
Liam Dawson hit five consecutive boundaries in the 18th over to put England on the brink of victory.
However, a disastrous start to the run-chase saw England slump to 14-3. Ben Duckett (33), Harry Brook (34) and Moeen (29) led the recovery, but when the latter duo fell in successive overs to leave England 113-6, Pakistan once more appeared in control.
Dawson's stunning cameo then appeared to have turned the game back in England's favour, with home fans beginning to flock out of Karachi's National Stadium as they accepted defeat, before Pakistan's late salvo created the most memorable of finishes.
The victory means Pakistan have now twice levelled from behind to ensure the series is level as it moves from Karachi to Lahore, where the final three matches will be played as both sides continue their preparations for the start of the T20 World Cup in Australia next month.
SKY
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Pak should bring out Shadab and Naseem. Does anyone have updates on Fakhar and Shaheen's fitness?
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It is a lack of power game. Great win though by PK.
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You deserve this humiliation
I think that poster is a parody account.
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Bang on mate, well done
Yup. I got it right.
I had a feeling England would lose it because there wasn't much batting to come after that wicket.
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Haris was the same early. Husnain got good potential
Becouse he goes for to much runs and Pakistan didn't have that much runs to play with.
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My my my my my
We deserve this humiliation.
Mirror mirror on the wall, who deserves the humiliation after all?
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My my my my my
We deserve this humiliation.
Only thing sweeter than a pakistan win is winning after you have dropped these words.
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Breathtaking stuff.
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England head coach Matthew Mott hailed Liam Dawson's fight in defeat to Pakistan, while skipper Moeen Ali conceded they should have chased down the hosts' score.
Pakistan held on to claim a three-run win that squares the seven-match series 2-2, but only after control of the game swung like a pendulum.
England were favourites as they began chasing a gentle target of 167, but found themselves struggling at 14-3 after just two overs.
Dawson appeared to have settled things in their favour when he dashed 24 off the 18th over to leave just nine needed off 12 balls, but Pakistan took the last three wickets to come out on top.
Highlights of the fourth T20 match between England and Pakistan.
The concluding act saw No 11 Reece Topley and Adil Rashid attempt a crazy single with four balls left in the match, inviting the inevitable run out as the moment got too much.
Mott was full of praise for Dawson, who had a previous top score of 10 in the format and finished with 34 at a strike rate of 200, for making a fight of things when the heat was on.
"Taking wickets in the powerplay put us on the back foot, it took a really good partnership to get us back in it," he said.
"Liam's knock was special. It took everyone by surprise, we didn't think in our wildest dreams we'd get in that position. It just shows in T20 cricket you've never got it done.
Liam Dawson hit five consecutive boundaries in the 18th over in England's fourth T20 match against Pakistan to turn the match
"Haris Rauf was put under pressure (in the 19th over) and he bowled his side to victory."
After four sold-out games in Karachi, with a total attendance of around 140,000, the series now heads for Lahore, where the teams will resume battle on Wednesday, live on Sky Sports.
Moeen Ali: An amazing game of cricket; We should have chased it down
Skipper Moeen admitted his England side succumbed to late pressure after Pakistan edged a tense finale.
"Amazing game of cricket. It went both ways. It kept swinging. The crowd were electric for all four games here," Moeen said.
"We felt like we should have chased that down, I'm disappointed that we didn't. We kept losing wickets but hung in there.
"Brook again played well and Daws, the way he batted tonight was outstanding. I'm sad he couldn't get us over the line. But these things happen.
"We felt we should have won the game. Pressure happens, and they bowled really well."
England's Olly Stone told Sky Sports post-match...
"Obviously we didn't get the right result but the atmosphere was great and has been all series.
"I loved being out there. It makes all the hard work worthwhile.
SKY
Pakistan held on to claim a three-run win that squares the seven-match series 2-2, but only after control of the game swung like a pendulum.
England were favourites as they began chasing a gentle target of 167, but found themselves struggling at 14-3 after just two overs.
Dawson appeared to have settled things in their favour when he dashed 24 off the 18th over to leave just nine needed off 12 balls, but Pakistan took the last three wickets to come out on top.
Highlights of the fourth T20 match between England and Pakistan.
The concluding act saw No 11 Reece Topley and Adil Rashid attempt a crazy single with four balls left in the match, inviting the inevitable run out as the moment got too much.
Mott was full of praise for Dawson, who had a previous top score of 10 in the format and finished with 34 at a strike rate of 200, for making a fight of things when the heat was on.
"Taking wickets in the powerplay put us on the back foot, it took a really good partnership to get us back in it," he said.
"Liam's knock was special. It took everyone by surprise, we didn't think in our wildest dreams we'd get in that position. It just shows in T20 cricket you've never got it done.
Liam Dawson hit five consecutive boundaries in the 18th over in England's fourth T20 match against Pakistan to turn the match
"Haris Rauf was put under pressure (in the 19th over) and he bowled his side to victory."
After four sold-out games in Karachi, with a total attendance of around 140,000, the series now heads for Lahore, where the teams will resume battle on Wednesday, live on Sky Sports.
Moeen Ali: An amazing game of cricket; We should have chased it down
Skipper Moeen admitted his England side succumbed to late pressure after Pakistan edged a tense finale.
"Amazing game of cricket. It went both ways. It kept swinging. The crowd were electric for all four games here," Moeen said.
"We felt like we should have chased that down, I'm disappointed that we didn't. We kept losing wickets but hung in there.
"Brook again played well and Daws, the way he batted tonight was outstanding. I'm sad he couldn't get us over the line. But these things happen.
"We felt we should have won the game. Pressure happens, and they bowled really well."
England's Olly Stone told Sky Sports post-match...
"Obviously we didn't get the right result but the atmosphere was great and has been all series.
"I loved being out there. It makes all the hard work worthwhile.
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What an epic heist by Pakistan! Wow, what a match it was! It was a strange affair, mind you. First England seemed pretty down and out, then Dawson´s amazing hitting completely pushed Pakistan out of the game, and then Haris Rauf´s double-wicket over turned the match on its head. I personally think that England lost the game off the last ball of the 19th over where Adil Rashid failed to come back on strike for the last over. That was the game right there, in my opinion.
We´ve a few express fast bowlers in the world right now, but Haris is that one bowler of all of those who gives the impression to me of it being apparent from your TV screen that the batsmen find it hard to get him away. I was most critical of him for being a spraying gun and leaking runs at most crucial stages, but I must admit that he has improved massively and seems to have really upped his game the recent weeks right from that first T20I against India in the recently concluded Asia Cup. Kudos to him! I really like the sight of him running in with the ball in his hand.
Again, congratulations to Pakistan on winning an amazing game of cricket. An unbelievable match, really.
We´ve a few express fast bowlers in the world right now, but Haris is that one bowler of all of those who gives the impression to me of it being apparent from your TV screen that the batsmen find it hard to get him away. I was most critical of him for being a spraying gun and leaking runs at most crucial stages, but I must admit that he has improved massively and seems to have really upped his game the recent weeks right from that first T20I against India in the recently concluded Asia Cup. Kudos to him! I really like the sight of him running in with the ball in his hand.
Again, congratulations to Pakistan on winning an amazing game of cricket. An unbelievable match, really.
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