Pakistan vs England
England won by 67 runs,
Pakistan won the toss and this time, they decided to field at Khan Shaheb Osman Ali Stadium, Fatullah,
Paul Collingwood and Stuart Broad are being impressive their second warm-up match against Pakistan at Khan Shaheb Osman Ali Stadium in the bowling section as they defeated Pakistan by 67 runs, Paul Collingwood made a wise impact with a match winning allround play and Stuart Broad sustained his inspiring World Cup build-up as England produced a credible display to beat Pakistan by 67 runs in their final warm-up game. The batting, guided by Kevin Pietersen's 66, posted a strong 273 on a sluggish pitch before Broad dispersed Pakistan's top order, and then returned to wipe up the tail. Collingwood, whose off cutters could demonstrate priceless as the tournament wears on, chipped in with 3 for 48. After the discomfiture of their near-defeat against Canada on Wednesday, England's efforts were much more positive second-time around, as they continued their competition with the Pakistan side that they edged out 3-2 in an emotional home series last September, which came in the wake of the spot-fixing humiliation at Lord's.
England won by 67 runs,
Pakistan won the toss and this time, they decided to field at Khan Shaheb Osman Ali Stadium, Fatullah,
| England | 273/10 (49.4 over) | Pakistan | 206/10 (46.1) |
| K Pietersen | 66(78) | Younis Khan | 80(101) |
| Junaid Khan | 3/44 (8 over) | S Broad | 5/25 (8.1 over) |
Paul Collingwood and Stuart Broad are being impressive their second warm-up match against Pakistan at Khan Shaheb Osman Ali Stadium in the bowling section as they defeated Pakistan by 67 runs, Paul Collingwood made a wise impact with a match winning allround play and Stuart Broad sustained his inspiring World Cup build-up as England produced a credible display to beat Pakistan by 67 runs in their final warm-up game. The batting, guided by Kevin Pietersen's 66, posted a strong 273 on a sluggish pitch before Broad dispersed Pakistan's top order, and then returned to wipe up the tail. Collingwood, whose off cutters could demonstrate priceless as the tournament wears on, chipped in with 3 for 48. After the discomfiture of their near-defeat against Canada on Wednesday, England's efforts were much more positive second-time around, as they continued their competition with the Pakistan side that they edged out 3-2 in an emotional home series last September, which came in the wake of the spot-fixing humiliation at Lord's.
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