Pakistan Vs England ODI: Shadab Khan Survives Dramatic DRS Call To Guide Pakistan To Thrilling One-Wicket Win; VIDEO

In a thrilling ODI encounter at Lahore's Gaddafi Stadium on Sunday, October 25, Pakistan defeated England by a single wicket. The match saw an extraordinary finish as Shadab Khan, Pakistan's all-rounder, delivered a sublime century which was the turning point. Pakistan was chasing 242 runs when England's Gus Atkinson bowled a potential match-winning yorker that had Shadab Khan caught on the pads.

On-field umpire Rashid Riaz raised his finger, seemingly dismissing Shadab, leaving Pakistan needing 20 more runs to win. However, Shadab Khan chose to challenge the decision. With the assistance of UltraEdge technology, it was revealed that the ball did indeed make contact with the bat, thus overturning the decision. This unexpected turn of events gave Pakistan a crucial lifeline.

Shadab Khan continued his innings, scoring an unbeaten 113 off 92 balls, which included 13 fours and four sixes. He shared an unbeaten 89-run partnership with Haris Rauf, who contributed with seven runs. This last-wicket partnership helped Pakistan secure a remarkable comeback, finishing the match at 242/9, thus winning by one wicket and setting a record for the highest 10th-wicket stand in a successful ODI run chase.

The victory also secured Pakistan's place in the tri-series final, while England were left to rue the overturned decision as their bowlers had come close to securing a memorable win.