Pakistan vs England T20 Remaining: Babar Azam departs, Pak in bother as England bowlers in command

Pakistan vs England T20 World Cup 2022: Pakistan have crumbled after struggling to take off as England bowlers managed to limit the Males in Inexperienced with not-so-expensive overs. England received the toss and determined to bowl first. Pakistan had a gradual begin within the energy play and will handle solely 39 for 1 within the first six overs.

England’s quick bowler Sam Curran delivered the primary wicket within the type of Mohammad Rizwan who scored simply 15 off 14 deliveries. Mohammad Haris was the second to depart when Pakistan had 45 on board. Adil Rashid despatched him again into the pavilion. Within the first ten overs, Pakistan managed to place 68 runs for two. 

After drinks, Rashid once more struck and obtained Babar Azam out. Azam made 32 off 28 balls. After Babar, Iftikhar Ahmed stepped within the center. Nevertheless, he too was dismissed for no run in 6 balls. He was caught behind by Jos Buttler. Ahmed was caught out on a good-length supply by Ben Stokes. 

• Sam Curran offers one other breakthrough! Muhammad Nawaz out for five off 7 deliveries. Nawaz was fought out by Liam Livingstone. Curran picked up his third wicket – essentially the most profitable bowler for England (3 for 12).  
• Shadab Khan out! Chris Jordan obtained Shadab Khan out, who was trying harmful. He scored 20 off 14 deliveries.    
• Sam Curran strikes once more! Pakistan loses the fifth wicket

For Pakistan, 100 runs got here on board within the fifteenth over. At the tip of 15 overs, the Males in Inexperienced had been 106 for 4. 

Consultants predict 160 can be a aggressive rating for Pakistan.     

Pakistan and England Enjoying XI

England XI: JC Buttler, AD Hales, PD Salt, BA Stokes, HC Brook, MM Ali, LS Livingstone, SM Curran, CR Woakes, CJ Jordan, AU Rashid

Pakistan XI: Babar Azam, Muhammad Rizwan, Mohammad Haris, Shan Masood, Iftikhar Ahmed, Shadab Khan, Mohammad Nawaz, Mohammad Wasim, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Haris Rauf, Naseem Shah