Ben Stokes’ inexperienced team wins the ODI series against the men in green

London: The outstanding performance of all-rounder Lewis Gregory helped England beat Pakistan by 52 points in the second one-day international match at Rhodes on Saturday, thus scoring 2 in the three-match series. -0 lead.

The 248 wins in one match were reduced to 47 on each side due to rain, and Pakistan was eliminated with 195.

Somerset bowling all-around player Gregory, in the second game of this category, hit his first ball on Saturday with a score of 3-44, and England won with 6 rounds.

After England’s 160-7 record fell, Somerset’s all-around player scored a valuable 40 points and scored 69 points with Braden Cass (31 years old), which was the eighth wicket. The first ODI bureau for the two members of the duo.

This is Lord’s first ODI since England’s dramatic victory over New Zealand in the 2019 World Cup final.

This is the party atmosphere among the nearly 23,000 spectators. This is the most British cricket match since the coronavirus pandemic. Before England played against Italy, there was even a “football back” among the usually restrained crowd in the cricket home court. The slogan “Home” was held on Sunday at the nearby Wembley Stadium in the European Championship football final.

After Dawid Malan and Zak Crawley both fell for the Ducks, England had a high total score, while Phil Salt (60) and James Vince (56) shared a 97 third-door partnership .

However, from 118-2, England slipped to 160-7.

restore

But even if Pakistan fast bowler Hassan Ali leads with a 5-51 lead, England still has enough running.

Their admirable recovery is the kind of test stand-in described by England captain Ben Stokes, whose interim team was ruled out of the COVID crisis of the initially selected team, pushed together in Cardiff on Thursday. Avoided when defeating Pakistan by nine wickets in the series opener.

On cloudy conditions, floodlights in a dark cricket home will make it difficult to hit the ball in many ways.

Facts have proved that it is challenging for the Pakistani team, which was only 141 out of Cardiff in Cardiff. The score of the visitors on Saturday was 36-3.

When Imam Ur-Haque was chased, Gregory hit the ball in the second game.

Saqib Mahmood, who just emerged from the four-door game in Wales, then has Pakistan captain Babar Azam, the world’s number one ODI batter, weighing 19 pounds.

When Craig Overton hit the ball twice, the bowling opener Fahalzaman defeated 10 goals 86-5 before Sohaib Maqsood scored 45 goals in the game against goalkeeper John Simpson.

Ali hit three consecutive balls from leg spinner Matt Parkinson and hit six. But when he hit an interesting 31, the Pakistan team was almost defeated by a score of 152-8.

Despite this, mid-level batsman Saud Shakeel marked his second ODI with an admirable debut, which included 70 goals including 4 four-pointers.

Earlier, after Azam won the pitch, Shaheen Shah Afridi and Ali reduced England’s score to 21-2 in five games.

Maran and Crowley both achieved undefeated results on Thursday, but there was no success between them.

Maran put Ali in second place, while Crowley was knocked out of the Golden Duck by left-arm player Afridi’s excellent internal spinner.

Spinners’ strike

Sussex’s Salt drove strong, completing 50 of 41 balls, including 10 four-pointers, and Vince reached the milestone with 36 balls before the spin proved their failure.

Before Vince tried to pat the third person, Salt swept across his left arm Shakeel behind his leg and was cheated by the googly of the leg spinner Shadab Khan.

The substitute captain Ben Stokes, one of England’s World Cup heroes, received midfield applause in his 100th ODI game.

But he was knocked down by Ali for 22 points after rushing off the court.

However, Gregory and Cass hit the ball very wisely, with the former hitting a four-pointer in 47 goals.

Squad

United Kingdom: Phil Salt, Dawid Malan, Zak Crawley, James Vince, Ben Stokes (c), John Simpson (wk), Lewis Gregory, Craig Overton, Brydon Carse, Saqib Mahmood, Matt Parkinson

Pakistan: Fakhar Zaman, Imam-ul-Haq, Babar Azam (c), Mohammad Rizwan (wk), Saud Shakeel, Sohaib Maqsood, Shadab Khan, Faheem Ashraf, Hasan Ali, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Haris Rauf.