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Shadab Khan’s 113 Leads Pakistan One-Wicket Win vs England

By Drooid · Oct 25, 2026, 10:27 PM UTC · How we work

Summary

Story summary

Pakistan beat England by one wicket in an ODI tri-series match at Lahore.
England were out for 241 in 46.4 overs, with Ben Duckett scoring 105.
Shadab Khan’s 113 rescued Pakistan, his first century and the highest score at number eight or lower.
Shadab and Haris Rauf added an 89-run partnership, the highest 10th-wicket chase stand.
Shaheen Shah Afridi claimed 4-46, achieving his 150th ODI wicket with Tom Banton’s dismissal.

History

Historical Context

In 1992, Pakistan captured the Cricket World Cup by defeating England in the final at Melbourne, securing a 22-run victory. The tournament featured star players such as Imran Khan, who led with 72 wickets, and England’s Alec Stewart, who scored 254 runs. That historic upset mirrors today’s Lahore ODI, where Shadab Khan’s 113 from number eight propelled Pakistan past England’s 241, echoing lower-order heroics. The 1992 triumph cemented Pakistan’s reputation for resilient chases, encouraging selectors to trust depth and shaping future strategies for high-pressure matches.

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Story summary

Pakistan beat England by one wicket in an ODI tri-series match at Lahore.
England were out for 241 in 46.4 overs, with Ben Duckett scoring 105.
Shadab Khan’s 113 rescued Pakistan, his first century and the highest score at number eight or lower.
Shadab and Haris Rauf added an 89-run partnership, the highest 10th-wicket chase stand.
Shaheen Shah Afridi claimed 4-46, achieving his 150th ODI wicket with Tom Banton’s dismissal.

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