SHARJAH: Despite having a good start of the inning on a seem-less pitch, Pakistan have failed to built on it and lost seventh wicket for 160 in 40th over, in the shape of Anwer Ali.
Openers Babar Azam and skipper Azhar Ali started the innings cautiously, and put up 45-run partisanship before Babar Azam top edged Woakes on 22.
Incoming Mohammad Hafeez continued his form and kept adding runs to the total along with Azhar,Azhar was the second wicket to fall as a misunderstanding between the two cost his key wicket, he left the crease on 36, Pakistan were 92-2.
Mohammad Hafeez and Sarfraz Ahmed tried to build another partnership but failed as Mohammad Hafeez lost his wicket after scoring 45 runs.
Soon after Hafeez, Sarfraz threw his wicket with a reckless shot, and then Rizwan was run out for one, the table had turned on Pakistan.
Anwer Ali who has been failing in last two matches, was a sign of disappointment once again, he departed for 7.
Three of the Pakistan batsmen were run outs in today’s game, After Azhar Ali, Rizwan, Shoaib Malik wa the third one to fall prey of sharp English fielding.
Pakistan are 167/8 after 43 overs.
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