Shadab Khan told reporters that he does not think they can reveal details of a live‑TV chat with teammate Haris Rauf. He and Rauf then forged a record‑breaking last‑wicket partnership to chase England’s 241, with Khan remaining unbeaten on 113 as Pakistan recovered from 154‑9 to win.
Why it matters
Fans of Khan and Rauf would note their historic last‑wicket stand that turned a near‑defeat into a win.
Key facts
- England posted a total of 241 runs, with Ben Duckett scoring 105 runs.
- Pakistan were 154‑9 before the partnership between Shadab Khan and Haris Rauf.
- The partnership set a record for the last wicket in ODI history.
Evidence
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