Birmingham: James Vince crashed into a one-day international century and Lewis Gregory made 77 as a new player to beat Pakistan by three goals at Edgbaston on Tuesday to finish the extraordinary 3-0 series string.
Scorecardset 332 which was challenging to win the British 50-Over world champion, without most of their first choice players because of the pre-series covid outbreak, shaken on 165-5.
But the 129 stand between Vince, which made 102, and Gregory reversed the tide.
Pakistan Paceman Haris Rauf moved both batsmen in a quick succession on the way to 4-65.
But Britain, with pleasure from most of the 19,500 basking crowd, won with two free overs when Brydon Carse, who previously took five goats, pushed Shaheen Shah Afridi for four.
“It’s fun to make a contribution, this time I didn’t expect to get this opportunity,” Vince said, a match player.
“I am happy.” Previously, Pakistan captain Babar Azam was again formed with the best 158 ​​ODI which was extraordinary for 331-9 tourists.
Together with Mohammad Rizwan (74) he shared the partnership from 179 – the highest for each Pakistani goal against England in ODI – after the opening Imam-UL-HAQ had made 56.
But from 292-2, Pakistan, lost significantly, lost seven net for 37 Run.
Carse Fast Bowler examined Pakistan’s progress with 5-61, the first five goal transported this level.
“The efforts of boys, not only today but throughout the series, the people who have turned out, have fantastic,” said the England Stand-in Captain Ben Stokes.
“This is a difficult week, but we have escaped.” Meanwhile, Azam who was disappointed said: “We started well but we were careless in the field.” We will learn from our mistakes and hopefully not repeat it, “he added ahead of the T20 series of three matches against England.
Azam, the world of Batsman is ranked top with futile and 19 by Fast Bowler Saqib Mahmood, a series player, because England enjoyed the victory command nine-goal and 52-run in Cardiff and Lord each.
But he responded in style.
Located without the usual top order, England began their pursuit with bold letters.
Phil’s salt delivered the 16th of their first answer from four four of Afridi, The 10 overs of the price, including a straight drive from the left -Armer.
But Hasan Ali dismissed Dawid Malan for the duck for the second consecutive match, with the two teams unchanged from God.
The salt ran 37 ended when Rauf hit the first ball to make him get caught in the middle in the middle.
Pakistan should stop Stokes seven when he H Only Shadab Khan goes directly to the smooth feet Only for Ali to drop routine catches and knock balls for four.
Stokes suspended again from Khan-Spinner Khan at 18 when a trip to Long-On was dropped by Maqsood Sohaib and deflected on the other four ropes.
But Khan who was happy to get Stokes for 32, Wicketkeeper Rizwan held a sweep on the eyes.
Captain Hampshire Vince, so often the British almost human, struggling with style style and carrying 91-ball hundred when he pulled Ali for four.
Gregory hit four four and six in fifty.
Previously, Azam spent 14 balls in vain and went to fifty in the 72 ball which was relatively calm.
But as long as he lived there there was every chance he would increase the level of his assessment, with the cut off Mahmood limit took him to 104-ball hundred.
He was dropped at 126 when Carse failed to hold a difficult opportunity in the middle.
The 26-year-old Azam drove Carse through a blanket for four and Lofted Spinner Matt Parkinson for six people, happy Pakistani fans in Edgbaston.
Fifty Rizwan, only 42 balls gave Pakistan’s valuable boost.
The exit caused the busyness of the goal, with Azam out in the end after facing 139 balls, including 14 four and four six.