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2019 World Cup, Match 6: Pakistan beat England by 14 runs in Nottingham

Pakistan ended a run of 11 straight losses in one-day internationals by beating top-ranked England by 14 runs in a thriller at Trent Bridge on Monday.

India TV Sports Desk Reported by: India TV Sports Desk [ Published on: June 03, 2019 23:49 IST ]
  • Pakistan ended a run of 11 straight losses in one-day internationals by beating top-ranked England by 14 runs in a thriller at Trent Bridge on Monday.
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    Pakistan ended a run of 11 straight losses in one-day internationals by beating top-ranked England by 14 runs in a thriller at Trent Bridge on Monday.

  • Chasing 349 to win, England got centuries from Joe Root (107) and Jos Buttler (103) but couldn't complete what would have been a record run chase at a World Cup and finished on 334-9.
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    Chasing 349 to win, England got centuries from Joe Root (107) and Jos Buttler (103) but couldn't complete what would have been a record run chase at a World Cup and finished on 334-9.

  • England were always struggling to reel in Pakistan, especially after slipping to 118-4 in the 22nd over.
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    England were always struggling to reel in Pakistan, especially after slipping to 118-4 in the 22nd over.

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Mohammad Hafeez headlined a return to form for Pakistan's batsmen by making 84 off 62 balls, while Babar Azam (63) and Sarfaraz Ahmed (55) also had half-centuries.
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    Mohammad Hafeez headlined a return to form for Pakistan's batsmen by making 84 off 62 balls, while Babar Azam (63) and Sarfaraz Ahmed (55) also had half-centuries.

  • Needing 29 off 14 balls, England lost Moeen Ali and Chris Woakes in successive balls off Wahab Riaz (3-82) and Pakistan ended up comfortably easing home.
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    Needing 29 off 14 balls, England lost Moeen Ali and Chris Woakes in successive balls off Wahab Riaz (3-82) and Pakistan ended up comfortably easing home.

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