World Cup, England to win Pakistan 338 Off target

Calcutta (94 news) England beat Pakistan in the 44th match of the ICC World Cup 338 Target of runs given. England won the toss and decided to bat first in this match being played at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata.

David Mullan and Jonny Bairstow opened the innings on behalf of England and the team scored while batting aggressively. 13.3 Overs 82 Delivered to runs after which England's first wicket fell.

Iftikhar Ahmed takes the first wicket for Pakistan, David Mullan 31 Caught out by Mohammad Rizwan after making runs. England's second wicket 18.2 Overs 108 Jonny Bairstow fell on runs when Haris Rauf bowled 59 Caught out after making runs.

Between Ben Stokes and Joe Root for the third wicket 132 The partnership of runs propelled England to a big total.

England suffered their third loss in the form of Ben Stokes when 84 To Stokes who scored the runs 240 Shaheen Afridi bowled on the first ball of the 41st over.

After that, the Pakistani bowlers started taking wickets, but on the other hand, before losing their wickets, the English batsmen continued to score runs.

Harry Brook 30, Jos Buttler 27, David Willey 15, Moeen Ali 8 Chris Woakes was dismissed for runs 4 Scored runs and remained unbeaten.

Set by the England team 50 Overs 9 On wickets 337 Scored.

On behalf of Pakistan, Haris Rauf took three wickets while Muhammad Wasim and Shaheen Afridi took 2. 2 And Iftikhar Ahmed dismissed a player.

Speaking on the occasion of the toss, England team captain Jos Buttler said that the wicket is good for batting, will try to score as much as possible.

Jos Buttler said that David Willey is playing the last international match for England today, we have decided in the team meeting that we will enjoy today's match.

Pakistan team captain Babar Azam said that the intention was to bat first after winning the toss, there is a change in the team, Shadab Khan is included in place of Hasan Ali.

Babar Azam said that everyone enjoys Fakhar Zaman's batting, all the players will try to give their best performance in today's match.