Pakistan beat England by one wicket in extraordinary ODI thriller

Summarised from 5 outlets · 7 reports · Updated 25 Oct, 17:14 · Archive

Pakistan defeated England by one wicket in a one-day international in Lahore after Shadab Khan struck an unbeaten 113 from a seemingly lost position.

Pakistan defeated England by one wicket in a one-day international at Lahore, recovering from 154 for nine to chase 242 in an extraordinary last-wicket stand.

England had posted 241 all out from their 46.4 overs. Ben Duckett made 105 off 111 balls, with only the opener, Sam Curran and Gus Atkinson passing 20. Jamie Overton took three for 43 with the ball.

England's bowlers appeared to have seized control when they reduced Pakistan to 154 for nine, 88 short of victory. But Shadab Khan, a number eight batsman, took the match away from them with an unbeaten 113 from 96 deliveries. The BBC reports this was the highest score by a number eight in an ODI.

Shaded was supported by Haris Rauf, Pakistan's number 11, who scored an unbeaten seven from 19 balls. Together they added 89 runs for the tenth wicket. The BBC reports this was a new record for a last-wicket partnership to win an ODI.

Drama came when Shadab was given out lbw to Gus Atkinson on 97, with 21 runs still required. The players shook hands before Shadab reviewed the decision. DRS found an inside edge and he was reprieved. He then struck boundaries to secure victory, with Rauf hitting debutant Henry Crocombe for the winning boundary.

England are all but out of the tri-series following the defeat. The BBC reports that their exit will be confirmed if Sri Lanka beat Pakistan on Tuesday. Three days earlier, England had conceded 430 to lose to Sri Lanka in the same tournament, also from a winning position.

How it is being reported

• England stunned after Shadab Khan’s miraculous century delivers one-wicket win for PakistanEngland blow victory chance after hosts were 154 for nine Shadab makes unbeaten 113 as he and Haris Rauf win thriller Shadab Khan whipped the rug from under England’s boots with an eye-popping blitz of boundary-peppering when hope was lost, turning an English sure-thing into defeat and guaranteeing Pakistan a place in the tri-series final. With Pakistan 154 for nine in their run-chase, 88 away from victory, queues built for the exits. But Shadab had other ideas, and with Haris Rauf, seven from 19 balls, providing adhesive company, went on the rampage. Drama doubled when he was given out lbw…The Guardian · 25 Oct, 16:49
• England suffer astonishing defeat by Pakistan after Shadab’s remarkable reprieveEngland suffer astonishing defeat by Pakistan after Shadab’s remarkable reprieveThe Telegraph · 25 Oct, 16:42
• England lose to Pakistan after improbable last-wicket standEngland somehow lose another one-day international from a seemingly unbeatable position thanks to an improbable last-wicket stand by Pakistan in Lahore.BBC News · 25 Oct, 16:34
• England stunned by Shadab Khan heroics as Pakistan pull off remarkable heistEngland’s ODI woes in the tri-series continued as a staggering last-wicket stand took Pakistan to victoryIndependent Sport · 25 Oct, 16:24
• Highlights: Pakistan stun England in Lahore as Brook's side beaten againHighlights of Pakistan's remarkable one-wicket victory over England in Lahore, as Shadab Khan's unbeaten 113 inspired an extraordinary comeback from 154-9.Sky Sports · 25 Oct, 16:23
• Shadab Khan’s maiden hundred stuns England as Pakistan snatch one-wicket ODI winEngland had reduced Pakistan to 154 for nine in pursuit of 242.Independent Sport · 25 Oct, 16:08
• UNBELIEVABLE! The moment Pakistan win thriller by ONE wicket!Haris Rauf hits the winning boundary as Pakistan complete an extraordinary one-wicket victory over England, recovering from 154-9 thanks to Shadab Khan's unbeaten 113.Sky Sports · 25 Oct, 16:07

In this story: Pakistan · England · Shadab Khan · Haris Rauf · Ben Duckett · Lahore

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