England on Sunday turned the primary workforce to carry the 50-over Cricket World Cup and 20-over World Cup on the similar time. The Jos Buttler-led facet achieved the feat after beating Pakistan in a nervy T20 World Cup closing on the Melbourne Cricket Ground. After the end result, legendary quick bowler Wasim Akram highlighted a number of errors made by the Pakistan workforce in the course of the closing. Akram felt whereas the workforce fought properly, the batting method wasn’t on top of things. He additionally identified a number of captaincy lapses, which swung the sport again in England’s favour.

“A total 137 was never going to be enough on this track. We made so many mistakes in batting. In the end, we fought well. Shaheen’s injury did have an impact as he did not bowl two overs. Some captaincy issues were there in between, especially when Moeen Ali came out to bat. I think they Iftikhar should’ve bowled an over there,” Akram said on A Sports.

In the ultimate, Ben Stokes and Sam Curran starred as England edged Pakistan by 5 wickets.

Jos Buttler’s facet held Pakistan to 137-8 in entrance of a partisan 80,462 followers on the MCG, with player-of-the-match and match Curran bagging 3/12 and Adil Rashid chipping with 2/22.

In reply, England slumped to 49-3 within the sixth over as they struggled to get any momentum towards a fiery tempo assault, with boundaries onerous to come back by.

But Stokes (52 not out) and Moeen Ali (19) used their expertise and funky heads to information England to a win with six balls to spare.

(With AFP Inputs)