Openers Sharjeel Khan and Khalid Latif have bludgeoned half centuries as Pakistan defeated England by nine wickets in their one-off Twenty20 international.
Left-hander Sharjeel scored an electrifying 59 off 36 balls on Wednesday, while Latif made an unbeaten 59 off 42 in an unstoppable run-chase that reached 1-139 in 14.5 overs after England had been restricted to 7-135.
The openers put up a 107-run stand off 67 balls against the same England XI that lost the World Twenty20 final against the West Indies in India earlier this year.
Earlier, Wahab Riaz took 3-18 while debutante seamer Hasan Ali grabbed 2-24 as England's big hitters - Jos Buttler (16), Ben Stokes (4) and captain Eoin Morgan (14) - were denied any chance of building real momentum.
Alex Hales (37) and Jason Roy (21) provided England a confident start of 56 off 40 deliveries.
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But left-arm spinner Imad Wasim (2-17) dismissed both of them in his successive overs and the seamers then tied down England's strong middle-order.
