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england vs pakistan, 1st semifinal, cardiff - icc champions trophy 2017
England vs Pakistan, 1st Semifinal, Cardiff - ICC Champions Trophy 2017
Bairstow, who got his first game in the tournament, made 43 at the top of the order.
Alex Hales was Rumman Raees's maiden ODI wicket.
Eoin Morgan chipped in with a sedate 53-ball 33.
Hasan Ali was the pick of the bowlers, registering figures of 3 for 35 to trigger a collapse.
Junaid Khan picked up the wickets of Buttler and Moeen in quick succession.
Ben Stokes's 64-ball 34 took England past the 200-run mark.
Fakhar Zaman made his second consecutive fifty to lead Pakistan's chase.
Azhar Ali top scored in the 212-run chase with a 100-ball 76.
Adil Rashid got England the breakthrough with Zaman's wicket but it was too late in the day for the hosts.
Jake Ball too got a consolation wicket as he sent back the other opener, Azhar, for 76.
Hafeez and Azam put on an unbeaten 42-run stand to script an eight-wicket win and propel Pakistan into the 2017 Champions Trophy final.
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