Pakistan’s chase looked doomed at 154-9 before a defiant 89-run last-wicket stand between Shadab and No. 11 Haris Rauf secured a dazzling win. Shadab smashed his first ODI century to take Pakistan to 243-9 in 47.1 overs. England, which scored 429 and still lost in its last game against Sri Lanka, was earlier bowled out for 241 in 46.4 overs.
Shadab Khan hit an epic ODI century and England suffered another extraordinary defeat as Pakistan snatched a one-wicket victory on Sunday to secure its place in the cricket tri-series final.
Playing his first game of the tournament, Shadab scored 113 not out off 96 balls and farmed most of the strike. 8 or below. He surpassed the record held by Simi Singh of Ireland (100* against South Africa). Left-handed opener Ben Duckett scored 105 for England, his fifth ODI century and first against Pakistan, after Shaheen Shah Afridi won his first toss of the tournament and elected to field after successfully defending 300-plus scores in the first two games. Afridi finished with 4-46 as England lost four of their top five batters for single-digit scores. England lost quick wickets and slipped to 201-9 after Afridi removed Curran in his return spell, with the all-rounder holing out to fine leg off a mistimed pull. Razaullah claimed 2-38, dismissing both Jacks and Dawson.
With that score, Shadab broke the world record for the highest score in an ODI innings while batting at No. That included the run-out of Brook, who went for a second run but fell short of his crease following an electrifying throw from debutant Razaullah .
