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Shadab Khan's century leads Pakistan to one-wicket win over England
Pakistan beat England by one wicket in a one-day international tri-series match in Lahore.
Shadab Khan made an unbeaten 113 to lead Pakistan’s chase of England’s 242-run target.
Pakistan were 154 for nine before Shadab and number 11 batter Haris Rauf put on an unbroken 89-run partnership.
England had earlier been bowled out for 241, with Ben Duckett scoring 105.
England have lost three matches in a row and are close to elimination from the tri-series.
Their exit will be confirmed if Sri Lanka beat Pakistan on Tuesday; England are scheduled to face Sri Lanka on Thursday.
Coach Brendon McCullum said the team would learn from the defeat as it builds towards the 50-over World Cup in southern Africa next year.
Pakistan beat England by one wicket in the one-day international tri-series match in Lahore.
Shadab Khan scored an unbeaten 113 from 96 balls as Pakistan chased 242.
Pakistan were 154-9 before Shadab and Haris Rauf added an unbroken 89-run partnership.
Rauf scored seven not out and hit the winning boundary with 17 balls to spare.
England made 241, with Ben Duckett scoring 105, but were bowled out in 46.4 overs.
- Who
- Pakistan beat England, led by Shadab Khan’s unbeaten 113.
- What
- Pakistan won by one wicket while chasing 242.
- When
- 25 October 2026.
- Where
- Lahore, Pakistan.
- Why
- Shadab and Haris Rauf’s unbroken last-wicket partnership of 89 took Pakistan to the target.
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- Result
- Pakistan won by one wicket
- Pakistan total
- 243-9 in 47.1 overs
- England total
- 241 in 46.4 overs
- Shadab Khan
- 113 not out from 96 balls
- Last-wicket stand
- 89 runs, unbroken
- Winning boundary
- Haris Rauf hit it with 17 balls to spare
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