Britain were great with both bat and ball as they enlisted a thorough win in the seventh T20I at Lahore to secure a hard-battled series 4-3. In the wake of getting to 209 with the bat, having been placed in, Britain remained on top with the ball too with the hosts missing the mark by 67 runs in the long run. How did Britain get to 209? Britain had commitments directly through however most of the work was finished by Dawid Malan, who came in the fifth over and batted through the innings for a 47-ball 78. His stand worth 106 with Harry Stream fueled Britain through the final part of the innings. Before that stand, Malan likewise added 62 with Ben Duckett which steadied the innings after a wobble. For what reason did Britain require the steadying position? After a quickfire opening stand, both Phil Salt and Alex Hales fell in about three balls. The last option was caught LBW by Mohammad Hasnain while Salt was engaged with a misunderstanding with Malan that finished with his abandon 20. With Britain at risk for making mistakes early, Malan and Duckett adopted a careful strategy at first and gave Britain a base to expand on from. How could they wrap up? Malan had got to his fifty off 34 balls, and after the run out of Duckett, started to open up considerably more. He was lucky to have been dropped once on 29 by Babar Azam at cover, while his accomplice Harry Creek had comparative favorable luck when Babar dropped him on 24. Taking advantage of the lives given, both Creek and Malan raised the stakes in the last four overs with 55 runs coming, including 20 off the last finished. For what reason couldn't Pakistan mount a test? They were managed gigantic blows right off the bat in the pursuit with first Babar Azam chipping a catch to cover in the first finished. One ball later, Mohammad Rizwan was fortified by a full conveyance from Reece Topley leaving Pakistan on 5/2 and on the backfoot immediately. It was a situation from which Pakistan attempted to get moving anytime. What did Britain really do right with the ball? It was Chris Woakes that established the vibe right on time with the wicket of Azam however he was upheld well by the remainder of the bowling. Through the center overs, Adil Rashid made his mark, ending up hard to hit against. On a track that offered turn directly through the subsequent innings, and with dew not being an element, Britain's tall all out was sufficient to mount the extra strain. The pacers excessively stayed in the game for significant stretches by taking the speed off the ball, which additionally brought about three of the wickets to fall. For Pakistan, Shan Masood scored a fifty yet was among a batting bunch that battled to raise the stakes directly through against a trained assault. What next for the two groups? Britain have three T20Is against Australia a very short ways off of the World Cup, while Pakistan travel to New Zealand to play in a tri-series likewise including Bangladesh as groundwork for the World Cup. Brief Scores: England 209/3 (Dawid Malan 78*, Harry Brook 46*) beat Pakistan 142/8 (Shan Masood 56; Chris Woakes 3-26) by 67 runs