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  • WORLD CUP: Pakistan stun England by 14 runs

    WORLD CUP: Pakistan stun England by 14 runs

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    June 3, 2019
    WORLD CUP: Pakistan stun England by 14 runs
    Pakistan celebrate the fall of the third England wicket after England captain Eoin Morgan is bowled by Mohammad Hafeez of Pakistan (Photo by Alan Martin/Action Plus via Getty Images)
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    England suffered a stunning upset at the hands of inspired Pakistan in their second World Cup match at Trent Bridge. The hosts and favourites were surprisingly lacklustre in the field as Pakistan, roared on by their noisy and vibrant fans, posted 348-8.

    Even though England have made a habit of overhauling such targets, they were still faced with having to pull off the most successful chase in World Cup history.

    And they were denied by the rejuvenated Pakistanis, who had lost their previous 11 one-day internationals including a 4-0 series defeat by England prior to the tournament and then a humiliation against West Indies on this ground on Friday.

    SCOREBOARD: https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/8039/scorecard/1144488/england-vs-pakistan-6th-match-icc-cricket-world-cup-2019

    Despite Joe Root’s 107, the first century of the tournament, and a 75-ball ton from Jos Buttler, England were restricted to 334-9 to lose by 14 runs.

    In a tournament where the 10 teams play each other once to determine the semi-finalists, there are plenty of opportunities for England to get their campaign back on track, starting with Bangladesh in Cardiff on Saturday.

    Pakistan, renowned for veering from shambolic to sublime in global tournaments, will look to continue their resurgence in Sri Lanka in Bristol on Friday. (BBC Sport)

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