Pakistan vs England: Pakistan defeated in the second ODI, England won the match by 52 runs and won the series 0-2.

In the second ODI match between Pakistan and England, neither Pakistan's batting line nor bowling helped.

England defeated Pakistan by 52 runs at Lord's Cricket Ground in London to win the three-match series 0-2.

Chasing England's target of 248, Pakistan were bowled out for 195 in the 41st over.

England's Lewis Gregory was declared man of the match for scoring 44 runs in eight overs and taking three wickets.

Earlier, Pakistan cricket team captain Babar Azam won the toss and invited England to bat first. England scored 247 runs in 45.2 overs while all their players were dismissed before the stipulated 47 overs.

It should be noted that the toss of the match was delayed due to rain and the 50-over match was limited to 47 overs.

Pakistan's first wicket fell when opener Imam-ul-Haq was dismissed for just one run by Gregory, while captain Babar Azam was led to the pavilion by Saqib Mahmood after scoring 19 runs.

Muhammad Rizwan was the third Pakistani to be dismissed and he was also dismissed by Saqib Mahmood. After Mohammad Rizwan, Fakhr Zaman scored only 10 runs and was dismissed by Overton.

Detailed match scorecard

Sohaib Maqsood also scored only 19 runs and got out on the ball of Everton, after which Shadab Khan also scored only 21 runs and returned to the pavilion after falling victim to Gregory's ball.

The seventh Pakistani batsman to be dismissed was Faheem Ashraf, who was caught for just one run, while Hassan Ali could add only 31 runs to Pakistan's score and was the target of Caris.

England's innings

Pakistan fast bowler Hassan Ali led five England players to the pavilion.

The first England batsman to be dismissed was David Milan, who was bowled by Hassan Ali in the first over without scoring a run, after which Zack Crowley was bowled by Shaheen Shah Afridi in the fourth over without scoring a run.

After losing two wickets in the opening overs, James Vance and Phil Salt batted responsibly and both supported their team by scoring half-centuries, but then Phil Salt scored 60, Saud Shakeel and James Vance 56. Khan got out.

The fifth England batsman to be dismissed was Ben Stokes, who returned to the pavilion with 22 runs, followed by John Simpson (17) and Craig Overton without a run. All three players were dismissed by Hassan Ali.

England's eighth wicket fell in the 40th over for 229 and Lewis Gregory scored 40 and was caught by Fakhr Zaman off Harris Rauf.

The ninth England player to return to the pavilion was Bradon Cars, who was also bowled by Harris Rauf. After which Hassan Ali ended England's innings by sending Saqib Mahmood to the pavilion with a score of eight.

It may be recalled that in the first match of the series, England defeated Pakistan by nine wickets.

England won the toss and elected to bat first. Pakistan were bowled out for 141 in 35.2 overs. In reply, England easily achieved the target of 142 runs in 21.5 overs at a loss of just one wicket.

This is the 100th ODI of England captain Ben Stokes and he is currently leading a team with many inexperienced players.

The reason for this was that before the start of the series, the England team went into isolation due to the concerns of Code 19 and then England has added many new players to the team.

It may be recalled that the Pakistan team will play three ODIs and three T20I matches in England.