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England wins toss and bowling first against Pakistan in ODI tri-series

Hasan Nawaz and Arafat Minhas powered Pakistan to 302-9 before the hosts sealed a 37-run win over England.

  • On Tuesday, England captain Harry Brook won the toss at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium and elected to field as Pakistan posted 302-9 in the second match of the ODI tri-series.
  • This tri-series marks England's first ODI appearance in Pakistan in 21 years; Pakistan entered following a 37-run win against Sri Lanka last Sunday, where captain Shaheen Shah Afridi noted his team played "like 50 percent in batting."
  • Hasan Nawaz anchored the innings with 79 off 74 balls, while Arafat Minhas added 59 off 58 deliveries; Faheem Ashraf's aggressive 39 off 26 balls provided late momentum from 31-2.
  • Sonny Baker led England's bowling with figures of 3-65, while Gus Atkinson claimed two wickets for 35 runs; Jamie Overton bowled Nawaz with a yorker in the penultimate over.
  • Rawalpindi hosts one more game on Thursday between England and Sri Lanka before the tournament moves to Lahore, which also hosts the final on October 31.
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The hosts finished on what looks a challenging 302 for nine.

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England wins toss and bowling first against Pakistan in ODI tri-series

RAWALPINDI, Pakistan (AP) — England captain Harry Brook won the toss and elected to field against Pakistan in the one-day international cricket tri-series on Tuesday.

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Sky Sports broke the news in United Kingdom on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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