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England vs Pakistan Full match Highlights 3rd ODI 2016 | One day international at Nottingham, UK

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England vs Pakistan Full match Highlights 3rd ODI 2016 | One day international at Nottingham, UK England win the third ODI against Pakistan by 169 runs Alex Hales leads tumble of records with English ODI best of 171 Hosts set new highest ODI total with innings of 444-3 43rd over: Pakistan 275 (Shah 26) “We’ve entered into the realm of farce,” quips Atherton, after Chris Woakes bowls a slower ball that bounces at his toes. Moments before, a top edge from Amir sees Buttler race away to square leg and dive in vain to make amends for an earlier drop. A four smashed over cover and then another skyer sees Woakes call himself... and take it! That’s the game – England win by 169 runs! 42nd over: Pakistan 268-9 (Yasir 26, Amir 52) Ali comes back and it’s quite the over! A misfield sees a single taken, before Shah charges and is nearly brilliantly caught by Root at cover, who gets finger tips to the ball. Then Shah, back on strike, slog sweeps Ali for four, just beyond the dive of Jason Roy in the deep. 41st over: Pakistan 260-9 (Shah 20, Amir 50) Amir’s at it again – two consecutive sixes over midwicket! Make that three!!! The third goes into the sightscreen behind Rashid to take Amir to a 22-bll half-century! The second six also saw him break the record for the highest ODI score for a number 11. No record is safe! 40th over: Pakistan 241-9 (Yasir 19, Amir 32) What bat speed from Amir! Wood, around the wicket, goes for a in-swinger to cramp the leftie for room, but Amir flashes one through point for four. Tries to finish his set of 10 with a yorker but over-shoots and is driven through cover for four. One for 75 for Wood... 38th over: Pakistan 221-9 (Shah 17, Amir 14) Yes, Yasir! He’s not going to hang back to Mark Wood, clearing the font foot to larrup the quick over wide long off for four. Tries to go even bigger but gets a top edge to square leg that is... DROPPED by Buttler! That’s a dolly. He did the work to get there, had the mitts and still shelled it! Seemed to close the gloves early. 36th over: Pakistan 202-9 (Shah 10, Amir 2) “England since last summer have been awesome,” starts Chris Evans. “But their consistent excellence is really making wonder why they haven’t played like this for the last three bloody years?” It’s a good question, Chris. It was telling when Andrew Strauss took on the role as director of cricket and immediately stated that he wanted England to focus on limited-overs cricket. You could sense that, even as a player, he thought the tactics and personnel used indicated that the team were almost a generation behind current trends. 29th over: Pakistan 171-7 (Nawaz 31, Riaz 3) Bit of aggression from Riaz as he thumps Rashid square but good work from Alex Hales saves a couple of runs. The game might be petering out, but England are still diving about Fair play to them. Phil Withall emails in: “I got up for work at 4.25 and did my usual zombie like shuffle around the house before checking the score. Please confirm that the events I am reading about are real and not the result of a sleep deprived imagination.” Do not adjust your set, Phil. England are white ball monsters. This is the world we live in now. 1st over: Pakistan 5-0 (Aslam 1, Sharjeel 4) An appeal first ball as Mark Wood hits Sami Aslam on the front pad. Not out is the call and England don’t seem too fussed with that... but the replays show that it pitched in line and would have smashed into leg stump. A dabbed single and then Sharjeel Khan announces himself with a four through extra cover. Pakistan now need 440 from the remaining 49 overs... 2nd over: Pakistan 10-0 (Aslam 2, Sharjeel 8) Looks like both left-handers are willing to go after the short ball. And fair play to them. Sami Aslam only gets one as he finds Adil Rashid at fine leg on the bounce, but Sharjeel Khan gets four through square leg. Chris Woakes isn’t happy. 3rd over: Pakistan 21-0 (Aslam 8, Sharjeel 13) The pace of Wood, for all the thrills, is being embraced. First by Aslam, who drops one beyond the dive of Ben Stokes at second slip to get four through third man. Then, with one on his hip, Sharjeel Khan times nicely in front of square on the leg side. pakistan vs england 3rd odi 2016, pakistan vs england 3rd odi 2016 highlights, pakistan vs england 3rd odi 2016 full highlights, england vs pakistan, england vs pakistan 2016, england vs pakistan odi 2016, england vs pakistan 3rd odi highlights, england world record 444 runs vs pakistan, england 444 runs vs pakistan