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Alrighty folks, about time we start a predictions thread for the big game.

Let me be the first one and say if England bat first they will score 300 and Pakistan will chase it down (dont laugh) with Faheem playing a crucial hand ( hope he isnt dropped).
 
Expecting Junaid, Hasan, Amir and Shadab to be a handful if they play together.

Need to play Fahim as well instead of Azhar.

Shadab comes in for Imad (depending on conditions)
 
It is possible that our bowling will restrict the English batsmen, but our batting will be quite unpredictable because our batsmen may be outplayed by English bowlers in their home conditions, succumb to the pressure or do well. Hoping for a close match and Pakistani win. :)
 
1) PAK will score a fiery 350+.
2) Posters will rejoice. Trolling will commence. Extra samosas will be prepared for iftari.
3) A few hours later, ENG will chase the score in 40 overs for the loss of two wickets.
4) PCB will set up a three-member committee headed by Haroon Rasheed.



:murali :yk
 
Pakistan has been very very lucky to reach semifinals.The game against Saf was decided by the rain had that game was not interrupted by rain anything was possible and again with SL the poor Sl fielding was the reason for Pak win and both times Pak found themselves lucky in the batting department no doubt they bowled exceptionally well and luck will run out for Pak against Eng the only chance they could win is good day with the bat and that is very predictable that it will be a failure as usual so England win easy to predict if pak wins it will be shocking even more shocking if their batsmen wins them the Eng game
 
Pakistan has not at all looked convincing this tourney. Heavy loss to India, scraped by against SL due to dropped catches and rain helped against SA.
 
England 309/5 - Stokes 96, Morgan 85 - Hassan Ali 3-55
Pakistan 238 - Sarfraz 77 - Wood 5-49
 
Roy is seriously out of form...but its Pakistan so his from must return back..:)
 
England 360/5
Hales 100+
Morgan 100+
Roy 60+
Stokes 50+
Butler 30+
Moeen 20+

Pakistan 190 all out
Fakher 70+
Malik 40+
Sarfraz 30+
Azhar ali 10 not out
 
England - 351/5

Hales - 65
Roy - 18
Root - 136
Morgan - 42
Stokes - 69*
Buttler - 16*
Extras - 5

Amir - 1/63; Junaid - 1/78; Hassan - 1/70; Imad - 1/58; Fahim - 0/45; Hafeez - 0/34.

Pakistan - 226 all out (43.2 overs)

Farkhar - 26
Azhar - 41
Babar - 38
Hafeez - 16
Shoaib - 53
Sarfraz - 21
Imad - 11
Fahim - 8
Amir - 5
Hassan - 4
Junaid - 0*

Extras : 3

Wood - 3/38; Ball : 2/46; Plunkett - 2/45; Stokes - 1/43; Rashid - 2/51;
 
King Kong said:
England - 351/5

Hales - 65
Roy - 18
Root - 136
Morgan - 42
Stokes - 69*
Buttler - 16*
Extras - 5

Amir - 1/63; Junaid - 1/78; Hassan - 1/70; Imad - 1/58; Fahim - 0/45; Hafeez - 0/34.

Pakistan - 226 all out (43.2 overs)

Farkhar - 26
Azhar - 41
Babar - 38
Hafeez - 16
Shoaib - 53
Sarfraz - 21
Imad - 11
Fahim - 8
Amir - 5
Hassan - 4
Junaid - 0*

Extras : 3

Wood - 3/38; Ball : 2/46; Plunkett - 2/45; Stokes - 1/43; Rashid - 2/51;
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Haha thats specific.
 
I know this is of no use but

England
Roy 2
Hales 29
Root 53
Morgan 79
Stokes 33
Buttler 45*
Moeen 39*
Extras 8

England:288/5

Amir:0/51 10 overs
Junaid 2/62 10 overs
Hasan Ali 2/60 10 overs
Hafeez:1/53 10 overs
Imad:0/62 10 overs

The English innings might look like this if they bat first
 
England will win convincingly,
England: 325, Stokes: 85, root: 70
Pakistan 210, Malik: 53, Azhar 38
 
Arham_PakFan said:
I know this is of no use but

England
Roy 2
Hales 29
Root 53
Morgan 79
Stokes 33
Buttler 45*
Moeen 39*
Extras 8

England:288/5

Amir:0/51 10 overs
Junaid 2/62 10 overs
Hasan Ali 2/60 10 overs
Hafeez:1/53 10 overs
Imad:0/62 10 overs

The English innings might look like this if they bat first
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You think Pak can chase this? ;-)
 
kingusama92 said:
1) PAK will score a fiery 350+.
2) Posters will rejoice. Trolling will commence. Extra samosas will be prepared for iftari.
3) A few hours later, ENG will chase the score in 40 overs for the loss of two wickets.
4) PCB will set up a three-member committee headed by Haroon Rasheed.



:murali :yk
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pak bowling is not weak that eng chase 40 over . lets check [MENTION=48834]proud_pakistani[/MENTION]. this bowling unit is stronger than that .
although i known y r just joking.
 
England will exposed pakistans poor batting line up.

Prediction:-

If england bat 1st - Eng 320/5 (50) Pak 183 All out (37)
If Pakistan bat 1st - Pak 230/8 (50) Eng 232/4 (43)
 
Pakistan will win this
England struggle to start and will be bowled out for 193 after 46 overs having been 98-7 at one time

Pakistan will win the match losing only 4vwickets
 
As per this thread, There is Either Pak winning or England thrashing Pak.

No body thinks a close match can take place even if Pak lose?
 
1. Fakhar Zaman
2. M Hafeez (no other option)
3. Babar Azam
4. Haris Sohail ( I m a big fan of Malik, but he disappoint me)
5. Sarfraz Ahmed
6. Fahim Ashraf
7. Imad Wasim
8. Shadab Khan
9. M Amir
10. Hasan Ali
11. Junaid K
 
King Kong said:
England - 351/5

Hales - 65
Roy - 18
Root - 136
Morgan - 42
Stokes - 69*
Buttler - 16*
Extras - 5

Amir - 1/63; Junaid - 1/78; Hassan - 1/70; Imad - 1/58; Fahim - 0/45; Hafeez - 0/34.

Pakistan - 226 all out (43.2 overs)

Farkhar - 26
Azhar - 41
Babar - 38
Hafeez - 16
Shoaib - 53
Sarfraz - 21
Imad - 11
Fahim - 8
Amir - 5
Hassan - 4
Junaid - 0*

Extras : 3

Wood - 3/38; Ball : 2/46; Plunkett - 2/45; Stokes - 1/43; Rashid - 2/51;
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Man I have to change my prediction since Johnny is going to play in place of Roy. Slight change as I feel Johnny will score at least 50.

Hales - 65
Bairstow - 72
Root - 110
Morgan - 42
Stokes - 69*
Buttler - 12*
Extras - 5

England - 370/4
 
Eng have deep batting line up but not as stable as indian one for example even if it's more explosive,if we get an opener and root early we have a good chance of winning it .
 
England 230 all out

Amir 4/45
Hasan 3/58

Root 76
Hales 54

Pakistan 231/9. 49.3. Overs

Hafeez 77
Imad 47
 
Not going to make a prediction on who's going to win but Hafeez is going to score a 50 and dry up the runs in the most important part of the innings. Possibly a 62(85).

Azhar isn't going to make the team.

Hasan Ali will get wickets but will be massacred. 2/74 off 8 overs probably.

Babar Azam is going to get out for a score of less than 20 but will be run a ball.

Fakhar Zaman will not be able to handle the pace of Mark Wood and get out before playing 10 deliveries.

Jason Roy (if he plays) will score a 50 and find form.

Alex Hales is going to hit a ton.

Buttler will have a failure.

Root will drop a catch in the field.
 
Pakistan bat first score 278 with everyone contributing here and there.

England all out for 248 with Shahdab Khan picking up 4 wickets and Hafeez and Malik drying up the runs as the wicket is a used one and will be low slow turner by the second innings.
 
geraltofrivia said:
Pakistan has not at all looked convincing this tourney. Heavy loss to India, scraped by against SL due to dropped catches and rain helped against SA.
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Yeh meray bhai jal jal ke rakh hogaye hain....


Before every match he predicts a heavy Pakistani defeat only to be slapped on the face. :srt :srt
 
Pakistan will bat first and the score would be around 280 runs. England will be chase it down by losing 7 wickets. In case of England batting first then they will score 320 runs and Pak will be bundled under 200 runs.
 
Anything less than a 80+ run victory or a 6 wicket win for England will be a surprise.
 
dunno abt england as havnt watched them

i would predict pak

player / score

fakhar / 35
azhar /50
sarfraz / 60
babar /30
malik /60
hafeez / 20
faheem / 30
hasan / 20
shadab 10/ (imad 20 - 30)
amir / 10
junaid 0

(given if they all batted)

bowling

name / overs / wkts / economy

junaid / 10 / 2 -3/ 5
amir / 10 / 1/ 6
hasan 10 / 3 / 5
shadab / 8 - 10 / 1-2 / 5
hafeez / 6 / 1/5
faheem / 6 - 8/0/6
imad / 5-7/2/5
 
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The Pakistani team is very unpreditable.

I will not venture to predict the outcomes of Pakistani games anymore
 
Pakistan won the toss and elected to bat

Pakistan innings:

Fakhar Zaman | c Wood b Ball | 9 (8) | Fours: 0 | Sixes: 1 |
Azhar Ali | run out +Buttler/Roy | 18 (24) | Fours: 3 | Sixes: 0 |
Babar Azam | c +Buttler b Plunkett | 110 (102) | Fours: 13 | Sixes: 0 |
Mohammad Hafeez | lbw b Rashid | 53 (65) | Fours: 4 | Sixes: 1 |
Shoaib Malik | b Wood | 61 (64) | Fours: 5 | Sixes: 1 |
Sarfraz Ahmed*+ | c Roy b Rashid | 27 (27) | Fours: 3 | Sixes: 0 |
Imad Wasim | not out | 32 (29) | Fours: 2 | Sixes: 2 |
Faheem Ashraf | not out | 16 (9) | Fours: 0 | Sixes: 2 |
Extras (lb 1, w 1) 2
Did not bat: Mohammad Amir, Hasan Ali, Junaid Khan
Total: 328/6 in 50 overs (6.56 runs per over)

Fall of Wickets:
16/1 (Fakhar Zaman, 3.6 overs), 53/2 (Azhar Ali, 12.3), 158/3 (Mohammad Hafeez, 30.1), 248/4 (Babar Azam, 42.5), 270/5 (Shoaib Malik, 45.2), 281/6 (Sarfraz Ahmed, 46.4)

Partnerships:
Fakhar Zaman-Azhar Ali 16 (24)
Azhar Ali-Babar Azam 37 (51)
Babar Azam-Mohammad Hafeez 105 (106)
Babar Azam-Shoaib Malik 90 (76)
Shoaib Malik-Sarfraz Ahmed 22 (15)
Sarfraz Ahmed-Imad Wasim 11 (8)
Imad Wasim-Faheem Ashraf 47* (20)

Jake Ball | 10 overs | 72 runs | 1 wicket | Economy: 7.20
Mark Wood | 9 overs | 53 runs | 1 wicket | Economy: 5.89
Liam Plunkett | 10 overs | 64 runs | 1 wicket | Economy: 6.40
Ben Stokes | 8 overs | 61 runs | 0 wickets | Economy: 7.63
Adil Rashid | 10 overs | 60 runs | 2 wickets | Economy: 6.00
Moeen Ali | 3 overs | 17 runs | 0 wickets | Economy: 5.67

England innings:

Jason Roy | b Imad Wasim | 57 (64) | Fours: 6 | Sixes: 1 |
Alex Hales | c +Sarfraz Ahmed b Mohammad Amir | 1 (2) | Fours: 0 | Sixes: 0 |
Joe Root | lbw b Hasan Ali | 18 (23) | Fours: 3 | Sixes: 0 |
Eoin Morgan | c Azhar Ali b Hasan Ali | 0 (4) | Fours: 0 | Sixes: 0 |
Ben Stokes | c Fakhar Zaman b Mohammad Hafeez | 39 (43) | Fours: 3 | Sixes: 1 |
Jos Buttler | c & b Mohammad Amir | 6 (8) | Fours: 0 | Sixes: 0 |
Moeen Ali | not out | 85 (101) | Fours: 8 | Sixes: 1 |
Adil Rashid | c Fakhar Zaman b Mohammad Amir | 42 (53) | Fours: 6 | Sixes: 0 |
Liam Plunkett | c +Sarfraz Ahmed b Mohammad Amir | 23 (28) | Fours: 3 | Sixes: 0 |
Mark Wood | c Babar Azam b Faheem Ashraf | 1 (3) | Fours: 0 | Sixes: 0 |
Jake Ball | c Shoaib Malik b Junaid Khan | 4 (3) | Fours: 1 | Sixes: 0 |
Extras (1 lb, 2 w) 3
Total: 279 all out in 48.5 overs (5.71 runs per over)

Fall of Wickets:
7/1 (Hales, 0.6 ov.), 45/2 (Root, 8.2 ov.), 54/3 (Morgan, 10.5 ov.), 94/4 (Roy, 19.3 ov.), 108/5 (Buttler, 22.1 ov.), 127/6 (Stokes, 25.4 ov.), 206/7 (Rashid, 39.2 ov.), 260/8 (Plunkett, 46.1 ov.), 272/9 (Wood, 47.6 ov.), 279/10 (Ball, 48.5 ov.)

Partnerships:
Jason Roy-Alex Hales 7 (6)
Jason Roy-Joe Root 38 (50)
Jason Roy-Eoin Morgan 9 (9)
Jason Roy-Ben Stokes 49 (52)
Ben Stokes-Jos Buttler 14 (16)
Ben Stokes-Moeen Ali 19 (21)
Moeen Ali-Adil Rashid 79 (82)
Moeen Ali-Liam Plunkett 54 (41)
Moeen Ali-Mark Wood 12 (11)
Moeen Ali-Jake Ball 7 (5)

Mohammad Amir | 10 overs | 60 runs | 4 wickets | Economy: 6.00
Junaid Khan | 9.5 overs | 53 runs | 1 wicket | Economy: 5.39
Hasan Ali | 9 overs | 56 runs | 2 wickets | Economy: 6.22
Imad Wasim | 7 overs | 34 runs | 1 wicket | Economy: 4.86
Mohammad Hafeez | 7 overs | 37 runs | 1 wicket | Economy: 5.29
Faheem Ashraf | 6 overs | 38 runs | 1 wicket | Economy: 6.33

Pakistan won by 49 runs (with 7 balls remaining)


This is the correct scorecard. Although the math is a bit shaky. :)
 
Rayyman said:
Pakistan won the toss and elected to bat

Pakistan innings:

Fakhar Zaman | c Wood b Ball | 9 (8) | Fours: 0 | Sixes: 1 |
Azhar Ali | run out +Buttler/Roy | 18 (24) | Fours: 3 | Sixes: 0 |
Babar Azam | c +Buttler b Plunkett | 110 (102) | Fours: 13 | Sixes: 0 |
Mohammad Hafeez | lbw b Rashid | 53 (65) | Fours: 4 | Sixes: 1 |
Shoaib Malik | b Wood | 61 (64) | Fours: 5 | Sixes: 1 |
Sarfraz Ahmed*+ | c Roy b Rashid | 27 (27) | Fours: 3 | Sixes: 0 |
Imad Wasim | not out | 32 (29) | Fours: 2 | Sixes: 2 |
Faheem Ashraf | not out | 16 (9) | Fours: 0 | Sixes: 2 |
Extras (lb 1, w 1) 2
Did not bat: Mohammad Amir, Hasan Ali, Junaid Khan
Total: 328/6 in 50 overs (6.56 runs per over)

Fall of Wickets:
16/1 (Fakhar Zaman, 3.6 overs), 53/2 (Azhar Ali, 12.3), 158/3 (Mohammad Hafeez, 30.1), 248/4 (Babar Azam, 42.5), 270/5 (Shoaib Malik, 45.2), 281/6 (Sarfraz Ahmed, 46.4)

Partnerships:
Fakhar Zaman-Azhar Ali 16 (24)
Azhar Ali-Babar Azam 37 (51)
Babar Azam-Mohammad Hafeez 105 (106)
Babar Azam-Shoaib Malik 90 (76)
Shoaib Malik-Sarfraz Ahmed 22 (15)
Sarfraz Ahmed-Imad Wasim 11 (8)
Imad Wasim-Faheem Ashraf 47* (20)

Jake Ball | 10 overs | 72 runs | 1 wicket | Economy: 7.20
Mark Wood | 9 overs | 53 runs | 1 wicket | Economy: 5.89
Liam Plunkett | 10 overs | 64 runs | 1 wicket | Economy: 6.40
Ben Stokes | 8 overs | 61 runs | 0 wickets | Economy: 7.63
Adil Rashid | 10 overs | 60 runs | 2 wickets | Economy: 6.00
Moeen Ali | 3 overs | 17 runs | 0 wickets | Economy: 5.67

England innings:

Jason Roy | b Imad Wasim | 57 (64) | Fours: 6 | Sixes: 1 |
Alex Hales | c +Sarfraz Ahmed b Mohammad Amir | 1 (2) | Fours: 0 | Sixes: 0 |
Joe Root | lbw b Hasan Ali | 18 (23) | Fours: 3 | Sixes: 0 |
Eoin Morgan | c Azhar Ali b Hasan Ali | 0 (4) | Fours: 0 | Sixes: 0 |
Ben Stokes | c Fakhar Zaman b Mohammad Hafeez | 39 (43) | Fours: 3 | Sixes: 1 |
Jos Buttler | c & b Mohammad Amir | 6 (8) | Fours: 0 | Sixes: 0 |
Moeen Ali | not out | 85 (101) | Fours: 8 | Sixes: 1 |
Adil Rashid | c Fakhar Zaman b Mohammad Amir | 42 (53) | Fours: 6 | Sixes: 0 |
Liam Plunkett | c +Sarfraz Ahmed b Mohammad Amir | 23 (28) | Fours: 3 | Sixes: 0 |
Mark Wood | c Babar Azam b Faheem Ashraf | 1 (3) | Fours: 0 | Sixes: 0 |
Jake Ball | c Shoaib Malik b Junaid Khan | 4 (3) | Fours: 1 | Sixes: 0 |
Extras (1 lb, 2 w) 3
Total: 279 all out in 48.5 overs (5.71 runs per over)

Fall of Wickets:
7/1 (Hales, 0.6 ov.), 45/2 (Root, 8.2 ov.), 54/3 (Morgan, 10.5 ov.), 94/4 (Roy, 19.3 ov.), 108/5 (Buttler, 22.1 ov.), 127/6 (Stokes, 25.4 ov.), 206/7 (Rashid, 39.2 ov.), 260/8 (Plunkett, 46.1 ov.), 272/9 (Wood, 47.6 ov.), 279/10 (Ball, 48.5 ov.)

Partnerships:
Jason Roy-Alex Hales 7 (6)
Jason Roy-Joe Root 38 (50)
Jason Roy-Eoin Morgan 9 (9)
Jason Roy-Ben Stokes 49 (52)
Ben Stokes-Jos Buttler 14 (16)
Ben Stokes-Moeen Ali 19 (21)
Moeen Ali-Adil Rashid 79 (82)
Moeen Ali-Liam Plunkett 54 (41)
Moeen Ali-Mark Wood 12 (11)
Moeen Ali-Jake Ball 7 (5)

Mohammad Amir | 10 overs | 60 runs | 4 wickets | Economy: 6.00
Junaid Khan | 9.5 overs | 53 runs | 1 wicket | Economy: 5.39
Hasan Ali | 9 overs | 56 runs | 2 wickets | Economy: 6.22
Imad Wasim | 7 overs | 34 runs | 1 wicket | Economy: 4.86
Mohammad Hafeez | 7 overs | 37 runs | 1 wicket | Economy: 5.29
Faheem Ashraf | 6 overs | 38 runs | 1 wicket | Economy: 6.33

Pakistan won by 49 runs (with 7 balls remaining)


This is the correct scorecard. Although the math is a bit shaky. :)
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How do you have this much time?
 
Pak will win bowling first England will score around 270 and Pak will chase down with Sarfi and Farkhar the main scorers.
 
Pakistan bat first, make 268/9, 50 overs
England will make 264/10, 48.5 overs

Pakistan win by 4 runs.
 
Rayyman said:
Pakistan won the toss and elected to bat

Pakistan innings:

Fakhar Zaman | c Wood b Ball | 9 (8) | Fours: 0 | Sixes: 1 |
Azhar Ali | run out +Buttler/Roy | 18 (24) | Fours: 3 | Sixes: 0 |
Babar Azam | c +Buttler b Plunkett | 110 (102) | Fours: 13 | Sixes: 0 |
Mohammad Hafeez | lbw b Rashid | 53 (65) | Fours: 4 | Sixes: 1 |
Shoaib Malik | b Wood | 61 (64) | Fours: 5 | Sixes: 1 |
Sarfraz Ahmed*+ | c Roy b Rashid | 27 (27) | Fours: 3 | Sixes: 0 |
Imad Wasim | not out | 32 (29) | Fours: 2 | Sixes: 2 |
Faheem Ashraf | not out | 16 (9) | Fours: 0 | Sixes: 2 |
Extras (lb 1, w 1) 2
Did not bat: Mohammad Amir, Hasan Ali, Junaid Khan
Total: 328/6 in 50 overs (6.56 runs per over)

Fall of Wickets:
16/1 (Fakhar Zaman, 3.6 overs), 53/2 (Azhar Ali, 12.3), 158/3 (Mohammad Hafeez, 30.1), 248/4 (Babar Azam, 42.5), 270/5 (Shoaib Malik, 45.2), 281/6 (Sarfraz Ahmed, 46.4)

Partnerships:
Fakhar Zaman-Azhar Ali 16 (24)
Azhar Ali-Babar Azam 37 (51)
Babar Azam-Mohammad Hafeez 105 (106)
Babar Azam-Shoaib Malik 90 (76)
Shoaib Malik-Sarfraz Ahmed 22 (15)
Sarfraz Ahmed-Imad Wasim 11 (8)
Imad Wasim-Faheem Ashraf 47* (20)

Jake Ball | 10 overs | 72 runs | 1 wicket | Economy: 7.20
Mark Wood | 9 overs | 53 runs | 1 wicket | Economy: 5.89
Liam Plunkett | 10 overs | 64 runs | 1 wicket | Economy: 6.40
Ben Stokes | 8 overs | 61 runs | 0 wickets | Economy: 7.63
Adil Rashid | 10 overs | 60 runs | 2 wickets | Economy: 6.00
Moeen Ali | 3 overs | 17 runs | 0 wickets | Economy: 5.67

England innings:

Jason Roy | b Imad Wasim | 57 (64) | Fours: 6 | Sixes: 1 |
Alex Hales | c +Sarfraz Ahmed b Mohammad Amir | 1 (2) | Fours: 0 | Sixes: 0 |
Joe Root | lbw b Hasan Ali | 18 (23) | Fours: 3 | Sixes: 0 |
Eoin Morgan | c Azhar Ali b Hasan Ali | 0 (4) | Fours: 0 | Sixes: 0 |
Ben Stokes | c Fakhar Zaman b Mohammad Hafeez | 39 (43) | Fours: 3 | Sixes: 1 |
Jos Buttler | c & b Mohammad Amir | 6 (8) | Fours: 0 | Sixes: 0 |
Moeen Ali | not out | 85 (101) | Fours: 8 | Sixes: 1 |
Adil Rashid | c Fakhar Zaman b Mohammad Amir | 42 (53) | Fours: 6 | Sixes: 0 |
Liam Plunkett | c +Sarfraz Ahmed b Mohammad Amir | 23 (28) | Fours: 3 | Sixes: 0 |
Mark Wood | c Babar Azam b Faheem Ashraf | 1 (3) | Fours: 0 | Sixes: 0 |
Jake Ball | c Shoaib Malik b Junaid Khan | 4 (3) | Fours: 1 | Sixes: 0 |
Extras (1 lb, 2 w) 3
Total: 279 all out in 48.5 overs (5.71 runs per over)

Fall of Wickets:
7/1 (Hales, 0.6 ov.), 45/2 (Root, 8.2 ov.), 54/3 (Morgan, 10.5 ov.), 94/4 (Roy, 19.3 ov.), 108/5 (Buttler, 22.1 ov.), 127/6 (Stokes, 25.4 ov.), 206/7 (Rashid, 39.2 ov.), 260/8 (Plunkett, 46.1 ov.), 272/9 (Wood, 47.6 ov.), 279/10 (Ball, 48.5 ov.)

Partnerships:
Jason Roy-Alex Hales 7 (6)
Jason Roy-Joe Root 38 (50)
Jason Roy-Eoin Morgan 9 (9)
Jason Roy-Ben Stokes 49 (52)
Ben Stokes-Jos Buttler 14 (16)
Ben Stokes-Moeen Ali 19 (21)
Moeen Ali-Adil Rashid 79 (82)
Moeen Ali-Liam Plunkett 54 (41)
Moeen Ali-Mark Wood 12 (11)
Moeen Ali-Jake Ball 7 (5)

Mohammad Amir | 10 overs | 60 runs | 4 wickets | Economy: 6.00
Junaid Khan | 9.5 overs | 53 runs | 1 wicket | Economy: 5.39
Hasan Ali | 9 overs | 56 runs | 2 wickets | Economy: 6.22
Imad Wasim | 7 overs | 34 runs | 1 wicket | Economy: 4.86
Mohammad Hafeez | 7 overs | 37 runs | 1 wicket | Economy: 5.29
Faheem Ashraf | 6 overs | 38 runs | 1 wicket | Economy: 6.33

Pakistan won by 49 runs (with 7 balls remaining)


This is the correct scorecard. Although the math is a bit shaky. :)
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I would give it a potw just for the effort lol
 
If England bat first , 225. Amir, Junaid with 3 and Hasan taking 2 wickets.

If Pakistan bat first, 277. With 50s from Fakhar, Babar and Malik.
 
Geil said:
Pakistan has been very very lucky to reach semifinals.The game against Saf was decided by the rain had that game was not interrupted by rain anything was possible and again with SL the poor Sl fielding was the reason for Pak win and both times Pak found themselves lucky in the batting department no doubt they bowled exceptionally well and luck will run out for Pak against Eng the only chance they could win is good day with the bat and that is very predictable that it will be a failure as usual so England win easy to predict if pak wins it will be shocking even more shocking if their batsmen wins them the Eng game
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Yes, we were lucky Sri Lanka didnt wrap up our tail, with two dropped catches. But they had first to
be dismissed for 237. And rain didn't kept SA to 219. We were 40 runs ahead of Duckworth
Lewis in the chase. And we have beat them 4-1 in the last 5 encounters. I wouldn't call it lucky.
 
I've already predicted the scorecard of the semi final and final. All that matters is Pakistan is on its way to stop a rampant England.
 
New Yorker said:
Yes, we were lucky Sri Lanka didnt wrap up our tail, with two dropped catches. But they had first to
be dismissed for 237. And rain didn't kept SA to 219. We were 40 runs ahead of Duckworth
Lewis in the chase. And we have beat them 4-1 in the last 5 encounters. I wouldn't call it lucky.
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Sick of these "rain saved us, dropped catches saved us" posts. Pakistan dropped catches too. Had they caught well, SL wouldnt have crossed 200.
 
England 238/8 50 overs amir 3 junaid 2 hassan 2

Pakistan 239/6 47.3 overs Babar 86 Malik 55 not out and quick 30-40 from zaman

In shaa Allah! Plenty of faith in our boys! They have been written off and we all know what happens once that happens! Be afraid England...be very afraid!
 
all past records does not matter except against India for Pakistan and only way Pak can win semi final or final is by performing with the bat if not like England India or Bangladesh atlest significant improvement of what they did in the whole tournament if they bat the same way then its easy to predict what will happen but I only said Pak batsmen were lucky not the bowling
 
Madplayer said:
Sick of these "rain saved us, dropped catches saved us" posts. Pakistan dropped catches too. Had they caught well, SL wouldnt have crossed 200.
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Indeed. Dropped catches is part of the game. So is hitting the post in football. At the end of the day what will people remember?

The result.
 
Rayyman said:
Alex Hales | c +Sarfraz Ahmed b Mohammad Amir | 1 (2) | Fours: 0 | Sixes: 0 |
Joe Root | lbw b Hasan Ali | 18 (23) | Fours: 3 | Sixes: 0 |
Eoin Morgan | c Azhar Ali b Hasan Ali | 0 (4) | Fours: 0 | Sixes: 0 |
Ben Stokes | c Fakhar Zaman b Mohammad Hafeez | 39 (43) | Fours: 3 | Sixes: 1 |
Jos Buttler | c & b Mohammad Amir | 6 (8) | Fours: 0 | Sixes: 0 |

Although the math is a bit shaky.
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The best ODI top/middle order scores 64 runs in 80 balls (S/R of 80) at an average of 12.8 per wicket?

Not just your math, your grasp of reality is also shaky.
 
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kingusama92 said:
1) PAK will score a fiery 350+.
2) Posters will rejoice. Trolling will commence. Extra samosas will be prepared for iftari.
3) A few hours later, ENG will chase the score in 40 overs for the loss of two wickets.
4) PCB will set up a three-member committee headed by Haroon Rasheed.

:murali :yk
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:))) Rasheed sir will investigate who ordered samosa and why and for how much?
 
Napa said:
Amir and Ali took 7 wickets in 20 overs for 110 runs. If they can do that again, Pakistan will be favorites to win.
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Others have to choke the english as well. It wont matter if amir and hasan pick up wickets but others leak runs.
 
If England bat first and the wicket is flat

England 350+, Pak 180 all out

If England bat first and wicket is not flat

England 250-260, Pak 120 all out

If Pak bat first and wicket is flat

Pak 260-270, England 261-271-4 in 38 overs

If Pak bat first and wicket is not flat

Pak 170 all out, England 171-6 in 32 overs

:srini
 
ToeCrusher2 said:
If England bat first and the wicket is flat

England 350+, Pak 180 all out

If England bat first and wicket is not flat

England 250-260, Pak 120 all out

If Pak bat first and wicket is flat

Pak 260-270, England 261-271-4 in 38 overs

If Pak bat first and wicket is not flat

Pak 170 all out, England 171-6 in 32 overs

:srini
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Srinimama strikes again :yk
 
I want Pakistan to win as they are fasting :amla

I hate it when people eat around me while I am fasting, feel like burning them to the ground.

Pakistan will win the toss and field first

England 157 all out
Pakistan 158/5

Pakistan win by 5 wickets
 
Pak's bowling can be handful, expecting few hiccups upfront for England purely because it is a pressure match, but yeah, England should ultimately be too strong. Pakistan's batting is too ridiculous to get away with as often. Not every time will a team field like SL did and the bigger the game lasts, the weaker the Pakistan's batting looks (SA would have loved a full game).

:root:stokes
 
King Kong said:
England - 351/5

Hales - 65
Roy - 18
Root - 136
Morgan - 42
Stokes - 69*
Buttler - 16*
Extras - 5

Amir - 1/63; Junaid - 1/78; Hassan - 1/70; Imad - 1/58; Fahim - 0/45; Hafeez - 0/34.

Pakistan - 226 all out (43.2 overs)

Farkhar - 26
Azhar - 41
Babar - 38
Hafeez - 16
Shoaib - 53
Sarfraz - 21
Imad - 11
Fahim - 8
Amir - 5
Hassan - 4
Junaid - 0*

Extras : 3

Wood - 3/38; Ball : 2/46; Plunkett - 2/45; Stokes - 1/43; Rashid - 2/51;
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Meri jaan kay totay :)
 
geraltofrivia said:
Pakistan has not at all looked convincing this tourney. Heavy loss to India, scraped by against SL due to dropped catches and rain helped against SA.
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Syed1 said:
Yeh meray bhai jal jal ke rakh hogaye hain....


Before every match he predicts a heavy Pakistani defeat only to be slapped on the face. :srt :srt
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Exactly as I predicted, another slap on the face.
 
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