After England opted to field, offie Moeen Ali bowled Fakhar Zaman with his first ball of the game. (AFP)
2/10
Curran Joins Party
Pakistan captain Babar Azam followed his 56 on Sunday (August 30) with 21 off 18 before he was bowled by Tom Curran. (AFP)
3/10
Fine Knock
Debutant Haider Ali then revived Pakistan's innings with a blistering fifty. (AFP)
4/10
Old Is Gold
The 39-year-old Mohammad Hafeez, who had smashed 69 in the second T20, completed yet another fifty. (AFP)
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Solid Total
Hafeez made 86 not out and Haider 54 in Pakistan’s 190/4. The duo shared a partnership of 100 for the third wicket. (AFP)
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Captain's Go-to Man
England suffered a setback just four balls into their chase when Jonny Bairstow fell to Shaheen Afridi. (AFP)
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Hosts In Trouble
After England lost No. 3 Dawid Malan cheaply too, Tom Banton played sensibly, scoring 46 before he and skipper Eoin Morgan got out in quick succession. (AFP)
8/10
Magnificent Moeen
Moeen then launched an assault as he compiled a 25-ball fifty. (AFP)
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Wahab Shines
But when pacer Wahab Riaz ran out Chris Jordan and then caught and bowled Moeen, England were 174/8, still needing 17 off 7 balls. (AFP)
10/10
Rauf's Crucial Last Ball
With 12 required off two balls, Curran hit a six. But the Englishman could not do the same again as Haris Rauf bowled a yorker - which turned out to be a dot ball - to seal a thrilling five-run win for his side. (AFP)
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