“Arafat Minhas stars with 59 and 6-40 as Pakistan beat England by 87 runs in tri-series ope” — what this page in the network covers. Pakistan began their ODI tri-series campaign with a commanding 87-run victory over England, powered by a remarkable all-round display from 21-year-old Arafat Minhas. Playing in only his fifth ODI, Minhas first rescued Pakistan's innings with a half-century from No. 7, sharing a crucial partnership with fellow newcomer Hasan Nawaz after Pakistan had slipped to 81 for four.
He then dismantled England's chase with career-best figures of six for 40, as Jos Buttler's side wilted after a fast start. The result marks a sharp turnaround for Pakistan after a difficult English summer, and they looked far more comfortable in home conditions and the 50-over format. For England, the heavy defeat raises concerns about their batting depth and ability to handle quality spin, with the Champions Trophy on the horizon. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.