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Re: 4th ODI: England v Pakistan at Leeds - ketchim - 09-01-2016
upRooted !
59- 3
hasan ali strikes !
Re: 4th ODI: England v Pakistan at Leeds - ketchim - 09-01-2016
72 - 4
14.3
Umar Gul to Morgan, edged, and gone! flat feet and it's a simple edge to slip!
Morgan c Sharjeel b Umar Gul 11
Re: 4th ODI: England v Pakistan at Leeds - ketchim - 09-01-2016
188 - 5 after 37 overs
another 59 runs with 5 wickets and 13.0 overs remaining !
Bairstow 46* SR 73
Re: 4th ODI: England v Pakistan at Leeds - ketchim - 09-01-2016
43 off 54
Bairstow 55*
Re: 4th ODI: England v Pakistan at Leeds - ketchim - 09-01-2016
England won by 4 wickets with 12 balls remaining !!
47.6
Azhar Ali to Moeen Ali, SIX, over the ropes, and that is that!.
Re: 4th ODI: England v Pakistan at Leeds - dillinger10 - 09-01-2016
This win showed another side to this England tream. They really dug deep after being put under the kosh thanks to a fiery spell from Irfan. There is no doubt in my mind that 18-months ago England would have crumbled to defeat.
This match also showed England's incredible depth with Bairstow and Stokes playing pivotal roles with the bat and Rashid and Mo ripping Pakistan apart.
I felt bad for Irfan. He has struggled with his fitness throughout his career and asking him to come into this match having played just one T20 match since April was asking too much.
Re: 4th ODI: England v Pakistan at Leeds - ketchim - 09-01-2016
Yeah, but their quicks are overly tired .
They should get some rest in time for West Indies :-[
Re: 4th ODI: England v Pakistan at Leeds - dillinger10 - 09-01-2016
I believe it was Nasser on commentary that raised a very good point. England have done a great job in trying to build a specialised ODI bowling attack. This allows their seam bowlers to remain fresh and rested.
As they haven't been a part of the Test side this summer, Wood, Plunkett, Willey and Jordan are all as fresh as a daisy. Woakes (and Stokes to a degree) is the only seamer to have pulled double duty this summer, playing in both the Test and ODI sides.
As Ketchim mentioned upthread, Imad Wasim continues to impress, although I think both he and Sarfraz bat too low down. Pakistan are going to need to go through a major overhaul similar to the one that England have just gone through - though I would certainly look to build around Imad and Sarfraz.