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England vs Pakistan, 1st Semi-final at Cardiff, Jun 14 2017 - Playing XI

RESULT

1st Semi-final, Cardiff, June 14, 2017, ICC Champions Trophy

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England

211

Pakistan

(37.1/50 ov, T:212) 215/2

Pakistan won by 8 wickets (with 77 balls remaining)

Player Of The Match

Hasan Ali

, PAK

3/35

	England	Pakistan
1	Jonny Bairstow wicketkeeper batter	Azhar Ali top-order batter
2	Alex Hales opening batter	Fakhar Zaman opening batter
3	Joe Root top-order batter	Babar Azam batter
4	Eoin Morgan (c) middle-order batter	Mohammad Hafeez allrounder
5	Ben Stokes allrounder	Shoaib Malik allrounder
6	Jos Buttler † wicketkeeper batter	Sarfaraz Ahmed † (c) wicketkeeper batter
7	Moeen Ali batting allrounder	Imad Wasim allrounder
8	Adil Rashid bowler	Rumman Raees bowler
9	Liam Plunkett bowler	Shadab Khan allrounder
10	Mark Wood bowler	Hasan Ali bowler
11	Jake Ball bowler	Junaid Khan bowler
Bench
12	Sam Billings wicketkeeper batter	Ahmed Shehzad opening batter
13	Steven Finn bowler	Faheem Ashraf bowling allrounder
14	Jason Roy opening batter	Haris Sohail middle-order batter
15	David Willey bowling allrounder	Mohammad Amir bowler

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Wisden's review of the first Semi-Final, England v Pakistan

Zaman, Ali help Pakistan storm into Champion's Trophy final

The duo recorded the highest ever opening stand for Pakistan in the history of Champions Trophy.

Rise, and shine, Hasan Ali

A man who landed in the UK near the bottom of Pakistan's pace pecking order has moved past more skilled bowlers to lead the attack through sheer force of will, symbolizing Pakistan's run to the final

Extra rest day could be vital for Pakistan attack

Pakistan's bowling attack has been frayed by injuries throughout the tournament but captain Sarfraz Ahmed is hoping everyone will be fully fit for Sunday's final

Edgbaston to Cardiff too much of an ask to adjust to - Morgan

England captain Eoin Morgan blamed their semi-final defeat against Pakistan on the batsmen failing to adapt to a Cardiff surface that he said offered no home advantage

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