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Minhas' all-round brilliance powers Pakistan past England in ODI tri-series

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Minhas' all-round brilliance powers Pakistan past England in ODI tri-series

All-rounder Arafat Minhas spearheaded Pakistan's 87-run victory over England with a half century and a six-wicket haul as the home team notched its second successive win in the ODI cricket tri-series on Tuesday.

The 21-year-old left-hander Minhas helped Pakistan to 302-9 with 59 off 58 balls after England captain Harry Brook had won the toss and elected to field.

Minhas then undid England's strong reply with his left-arm spin to grab 6-40, including the prize wicket of Brook for 5, as the visitors were bowled out for 215 with more than 11 overs to spare in their opening game of the tournament, which also features Sri Lanka.

"I kept my plans simple," Minhas said.

"I think variations are very important for a spinner as they help in deceiving the opposition batters." On Thursday, England takes on Sri Lanka, which lost the first match against Pakistan by 37 runs on Sunday.

Minhas magic after England's explosive startOpening pair Tom Banton (57) and Ben Duckett (45) provided England wi

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