England win 3rd ODI vs Pakistan by 6 wickets

England win by 6 wickets. This was a comfortable victory.

Well played @jamestaylor20, that's 50 brought up with his second six. His 7th in ODIs too. ENG 180-4, 29 required. pic.twitter.com/nkyD0sUTbS
— England Cricket (@englandcricket) November 17, 2015

Finally @englandcricket Buttler finding some form. Great to see that #PAKvENG
— Zulfiqar Ali Soomro (@zeetweets_) November 17, 2015

Taylor has been England's top batsman against spin and he proves it on e again here. He's the key here #PAKvENG
— Hemant (@hemantbuch) November 17, 2015

The recent heroics of @jamestaylor20 impressed me alot! Well played lad you deserve a big applause for keeping the innings together #PAKvENG
— Aravind (@aravindmuvva) November 17, 2015

England 164/4 in 34 overs. 45 runs away from victory.

England 144/4 in 30 overs. 65 needed off 20 overs. Looks gettable here onwards.

England 93/4 after 21.5 overs. Need 116 off 28.1 overs. Pakistan getting back into the game.

Malik is having the best comeback ever... #PakvEng
— AmBreeN Mustafa (@AmBieMZ) November 17, 2015

Morgan OUT!! Game on!! #PakvEng
— js. (@jaysajjad) November 17, 2015

Hales departs. Never looked set. Poor footwork. Playing with hard hands, angled bat. Zafar strikes. #PAKvENG
— Nikhil Popat (@CricCrazyNIKS) November 17, 2015

Zafar strikes again, 3rd down #PakvEng
— Ahmed Siddiqui (@oOol_JaLoOl) November 17, 2015

Hales & Morgan have hung in doggedly for @englandcricket Deserved their 50 stand but job will be twice as difficult for new batters #PakvEng
— Richard Coleman (@RichardPColeman) November 17, 2015

Yasir Shah would have eaten England alive in this #PAKvENG contest.
— Abhishek Mukherjee (@ovshake42) November 17, 2015

These appeals by Pakistan's bowlers. Unnecessarily loud and very ineffective. #PakvsEng #PAKvENG
— Navta vij (@NavtaV) November 17, 2015

20 overs have gone and England move to 84/2: Hales 28*, Morgan 32* #PAKvENG
— Stuart Broad Fans (@TheBroadettes8) November 17, 2015

England 71/2 after 17 overs. Need 138 runs from 33 overs.

England 41-2 after 10 and in comes Wahab Riaz. #PAKvENG
— Iqqy M (@iqbal172) November 17, 2015

#PakvEng First wicket for Gohar and its Root - Pakistan feel they have something special going on here - 27/2 (5.5)
— PakPassion.net (@PakPassion) November 17, 2015

Next man in... Joe Root #PAKvENG
— Stuart Broad Fans (@TheBroadettes8) November 17, 2015

#PakvEng Now we're talking! Irfan takes out Roy and Pakistan celebrate - 12/1 in 2.4 overs, target 209
— PakPassion.net (@PakPassion) November 17, 2015

Irfan gets the early breakthrough for Pakistan. Game on!!! #PAKvENG #Sharjah #cricket #Roygone
— Faisal Muhammad (@FaisalKoushur) November 17, 2015

England off to a quick start, 12/0 after 2 overs.

Pakistan being Pakistan. 92 for 1 then the last 9 wickets went down for just 116 runs. #PakvEng
— Sahwish Sulehria (@SahwishSulehria) November 17, 2015

.@TheRealPCB all out for 208 after @chriswoakes took 4-40 in a cracking display. England need 209 to win 3rd ODI. pic.twitter.com/6I8UaVZuI3
— England Cricket (@englandcricket) November 17, 2015

Pakistan suffering a collapse here.162/8 after 42 overs.

Utterly sickening as a Pak supporter who wants this bunch to do well. Almost all wickets thrown, the senior lot leading the way. #pakveng
— I (@gamesetsix) November 17, 2015

Another run out. Rizwan gone this time. Pakistan 138/5.

Another classic piece of running from Mohammad Hafeez...
— Lawrence Booth (@the_topspin) November 17, 2015

Hafeez is the 2nd Mohammad Yousuf, expert in run outs
— Ghumman (@Emclub7) November 17, 2015

When you're in Office but still you have to catch the live match.. 😊😃 #PakvsEng pic.twitter.com/XuUgRkQR3X
— عدیلہ آفریدی❤ Adeela (@AnkAfridi) November 17, 2015

Zafar Gohar is Pakistan's 9th debutant in the ODIs in 2015, the most by any team this year. #PakvEng
— Mazher Arshad (@MazherArshad) November 17, 2015

England XI: Roy, Hales, Root, Morgan, Buttler, Taylor, Moeen Ali, Woakes, Rashid, Willey, Topley.

Pakistan XI: Azhar Ali, Babar Azam, Mohammad Hafeez, Iftikhar Ahmed, Shoaib Malik, Mohammad Rizwan, Sarfraz Ahmed†, Anwar Ali, Wahab Riaz, Zafar Gohar, Mohammad Irfan.

Pakistan won the toss and elected to bat first.