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Pakistan beat England narrowly by one wicket in a thrilling encounter on Sunday, October 25. The Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore hosted the fourth match of the Tri-Series tournament.

Pakistan secured a thrilling one-wicket victory over England in the fourth match of the Tri-Series at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore. After opting to bowl, Pakistan bowled England out for 241, despite Ben Duckett scoring 105. Shaheen Afridi led Pakistan's bowling attack with four wickets before England's bowlers reduced Pakistan to 154/9. Shadab Khan then guided Pakistan across the line with an incredible innings of 113.
Following the dramatic match, cricket fans flooded social media with memes and humorous reactions celebrating Pakistan's narrow triumph. English skipper Harry Brook credited Duckett's batting and his team's bowling effort, acknowledging England simply did not score enough runs. England now looks ahead to a crucial matchup against Sri Lanka as the Tri-Series continues in Lahore.
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