SOUTHAMPTON: Pakistan lost the second One-day International against England by 12 runs after a great fightback here at the Ageas Bowl on Saturday. Chasing a huge total of 374, Pakistani batsmen never lost hope as they replied with an almost equally big score of 361 for seven. It was a high-scoring match with a grand total of 734 runs for ten wickets in 100 overs as one century each and five half-centuries were made by both teams in the match.<doc-sep>England just did enough to beat Pakistan by 12 runs in the second ODI at Southampton on Saturday as they took a 1-0 in the five-match series World Cup hosts England, top of the ODI rankings, made 373 for three with Jos Buttler hitting 110 not out. But Pakistan, thanks mainly to opener Fakhar Zaman’s 138, stayed in the hunt before a target of 19 off the last over, bowled by Chris Woakes, proved just beyond them as they finished on 361 for seven. The series, which started with Wednesday’s no-result washout at The Oval, continues in Bristol on Tuesday. LIVE UPDATES PAKISTAN Over 50: 361-7 (lose by 12 runs) England win the second ODI against Pakistan at Southampton by 12 runs and take a 1-0 lead in five-match series Chris Woakes to Hasan Ali, one run Chris Woakes to Hasan Ali, no run Chris Woakes to Sarfaraz Ahmed, one run Chris Woakes to Sarfaraz Ahmed, no run Chris Woakes to Hasan Ali, one run Chris Woakes to Hasan Ali, wide Chris Woakes to Hasan Ali, two runs Over 49: 355-7 (need 19 more runs to win) 19 off the final over. It will most likely be Woakes who bowls it Liam Plunkett to Sarfaraz Ahmed, two runs Liam Plunkett to Faheem Ashraf, CAUGHT Faheem goes and with him return any realistic hopes Pakistan had Liam Plunkett to Sarfaraz Ahmed, one run Liam Plunkett to Faheem Ashraf, one run Liam Plunkett to Sarfaraz Ahmed, three runs Liam Plunkett to Faheem Ashraf, one run Over 48: 347-6 (need 27 more runs to win) Willey you beauty. Just when Pakistan were looking like they had a sniff, he bowls a peach of an over that takes the run-rate to 13.5 David Willey to Sarfaraz Ahmed, no run David Willey to Faheem Ashraf, one run David Willey to Sarfaraz Ahmed, one run Willey to Imad Wasim, CAUGHT Willey has been the standout bowler today and he dismisses the dangerous Imad Willey to Sarfaraz Ahmed, one run Willey to Sarfaraz Ahmed, two runs Over 47: 342-5 (need 32 more runs to win) Imad smashes Rashid for a six to keep Pakistan in this game Adil Rashid to Imad Wasim, SIX Rashid to Sarfaraz Ahmed, one run Rashid to Sarfaraz Ahmed, two runs Rashid to Sarfaraz Ahmed, two runs Rashid to Sarfaraz Ahmed, FOUR Rashid to Sarfaraz Ahmed, two runs Over 46: 325-5 (need 49 more runs to win) What an over by Willey. England in complete control now David Willey to Imad Wasim, no run David Willey to Imad Wasim, two runs David Willey to Asif Ali, CAUGHT Asif goes right after scoring his 50. Pakistan needed him to stay there till the end David Willey to Asif Ali, no run David Willey to Asif Ali, two runs David Willey to Asif Ali, no run Over 45: 321-4 (need 53 more runs to win) Cat and mouse game between Adil Rashid and Sarfaraz. Eight runs off that over Adil Rashid to Sarfaraz Ahmed, no run Adil Rashid to Sarfaraz Ahmed, 2 runs Adil Rashid to Sarfaraz Ahmed, 2 runs Adil Rashid to Sarfaraz Ahmed, 2 runs Adil Rashid to Asif Ali, one run Adil Rashid to Sarfaraz Ahmed, one run Over 44: 313-4 (need 61 more runs to win) Asif hits Willey for a six but four dot balls mean just eight come off it David Willey to Asif Ali, no run David Willey to Asif Ali, no run David Willey to Asif Ali, two runs David Willey to Asif Ali, no run David Willey to Asif Ali, SIX David Willey to Asif Ali, no run Over 43: 305-4 (need 69 more runs to win) Asif carves Woakes to the boundary to keep the run-rate under 10 Chris Woakes to Asif Ali, one run Chris Woakes to Asif Ali, FOUR Chris Woakes to Sarfaraz Ahmed, one run Chris Woakes to Sarfaraz Ahmed, no run Chris Woakes to Sarfaraz Ahmed, wide Chris Woakes to Asif Ali, one run Chris Woakes to Sarfaraz Ahmed, one run Over 42: 296-4 (need 78 more runs to win) 13 runs off that over. Pakistan need more of these though Liam Plunkett to Sarfaraz Ahmed, one run Liam Plunkett to Asif Ali, one run Liam Plunkett to Asif Ali, FOUR Liam Plunkett to Asif Ali, wide Liam Plunkett to Sarfaraz Ahmed, one run Liam Plunkett to Sarfaraz Ahmed, FOUR Liam Plunkett to Sarfaraz Ahmed, wide Liam Plunkett to Sarfaraz Ahmed, no run Over 41: 283-4 (need 91 more runs to win) The run-rate is now above 10. Pakistan must get going Chris Woakes to Asif Ali, two byes, Chris Woakes to Sarfaraz Ahmed, one run Chris Woakes to Asif Ali, one run Chris Woakes to Sarfaraz Ahmed, one run Chris Woakes to Asif Ali, one run Chris Woakes to Sarfaraz Ahmed, one run Over 40: 276-4 (need 98 more runs to win) 98 off the final 10. This looks difficult now for Pakistan Liam Plunkett to Asif Ali, no run Liam Plunkett to Sarfaraz Ahmed, one run Liam Plunkett to Sarfaraz Ahmed, no run Liam Plunkett to Sarfaraz Ahmed, no run Liam Plunkett to Asif Ali, one run Liam Plunkett to Haris Sohail, CAUGHT Haris goes. He had been struggling today. Still exactly 100 needed for Pakistan Over 39: 274-3 (need 100 more runs to win) Seven runs off that over. Pakistan now need 100 off the last 11 Moeen Ali to Haris Sohail, three runs Moeen Ali to Asif Ali, one run Moeen Ali to Haris Sohail, one run Moeen Ali to Haris Sohail, two runs Moeen Ali to Haris Sohail, no run Moeen Ali to Haris Sohail, no run Over 38: 267-3 (need 107 more runs to win) Asif with a straight six but gets a reprieve as Willey drops him at deep mid-on Adil Rashid to Haris Sohail, one run Adil Rashid to Asif Ali, leg bye Adil Rashid to Haris Sohail, one run Adil Rashid to Asif Ali, one run Adil Rashid to Asif Ali, no run Adil Rashid to Asif Ali, SIX Over 37: 257-3 (need 117 more runs to win) Another meaty blow by Asif in that over. Pakistan still in it but this pair must bat deep Moeen Ali to Asif Ali, one run Moeen Ali to Haris Sohail, one run Moeen Ali to Asif Ali, one run Moeen Ali to Asif Ali, SIX Moeen Ali to Asif Ali, two runs Moeen Ali to Haris Sohail, one run Over 36: 245-3 (need 129 more runs to win) Asif Ali gets a maximum. Pakistan need him to deliver on his promise tonight Adil Rashid to Asif Ali, no run Adil Rashid to Asif Ali, SIX Adil Rashid to Haris Sohail, one run Adil Rashid to Haris Sohail, no run Adil Rashid to Haris Sohail, no run Adil Rashid to Haris Sohail, no run Adil Rashid to Haris Sohail, wide Over 35: 237-3 (need 137 more runs to win) Just three runs off that over and the run-rate is climbing dramatically now Moeen Ali to Haris Sohail, one run Moeen Ali to Asif Ali, one run Moeen Ali to Asif Ali, no run Moeen Ali to Asif Ali, no run Moeen Ali to Haris Sohail, one run Moeen Ali to Haris Sohail, no run Over 34: 234-3 (need 140 more runs to win) Great over by Rashid and Pakistan are now in deep trouble Adil Rashid to Haris Sohail, one run Adil Rashid to Babar Azam, CAUGHT And now Babar goes. Pakistan sinking here Adil Rashid to Asif Ali, one run Adil Rashid to Babar Azam, one run Adil Rashid to Babar Azam, two runs Adil Rashid to Babar Azam, two runs Over 33: 227-2 (need 147 more runs to win) That wicket may well prove to be the turning point. Pakistan must continue to keep scoring quickly Chris Woakes to Fakhar Zaman, CAUGHT Fakhar goes, having played a belter of a knock here Chris Woakes to Fakhar Zaman, no run Chris Woakes to Fakhar Zaman, FOUR Chris Woakes to Fakhar Zaman, no run Chris Woakes to Fakhar Zaman, two runs Chris Woakes to Babar Azam, one run Over 32: 220-1 (need 154 more runs to win)<doc-sep>England and Pakistan meet in the second One-Day International of the five-match series. The first match of the series produced no result after rain brought curtains on the match. It is an important fixture for both the sides as they look to wind up World Cup preparations. Meanwhile, PAK vs ENG 2nd ODI live streaming online and telecast details are available below, scroll down to find them. England vs Pakistan Live Cricket Score 2nd ODI Match. In the first ODI between Pakistan and England, only 19 overs of play was possible. Pakistan were put to bat and managed 80 for two after losing Fakhar Zaman and Babar Azam. Opener Imam ul Haq was looking good and scored 42 off 68 balls before the heavens opened up. He was accompanied by Haris Sohail when play was Called off. Meanwhile, both the teams are likely to filed the unchanged sides from the last incomplete match. And it means both Mohammad Amir and Jofra Archer could get another opportunity to make it to the World Cup squad. Play Without Fear Against India in the World Cup, Pakistan Fans Tell Shaheen Afridi; Watch Video. When to Watch PAK vs ENG ODI 2nd ODI Live Action? Know Date, Time & Venue Details: Pakistan vs England ODI match will be played on May 11, 2019, Saturday. The PAK vs ENG match will begin at 03:30 pm IST (Indian time), 10:00 GMT and 11:00 am local time. The PAK vs ENG 2nd ODI will be held at Ageas Bowl in Southampton. PAK vs ENG 2nd ODI Live Streaming, Live Telecast Online & Live Score Updates Sony Pictures Sports Networks holds the broadcast rights of English cricket in India and they will provide the live telecast of PAK vs ENG series. Sony SIX and Sony SIX HD will live telecast the PAK vs ENG 2nd ODI in India. In Pakistan, PTV Sports will show PAK vs ENG ODI match live. In England and around it, Sky Sports will provide the PAK vs ENG live telecast. The ODI match will be available on Sky Sports Cricket. Meanwhile, the live streaming online of PAK vs ENG 2nd ODI match will be available SonyLIV apart from Sky Sports’ online service. In Pakistan, live streaming will be available on PTV Sports’ official website. Fans can also follow the PAK vs ENG live score updates of 2nd ODI here. 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England vs Pakistan, 2019: 2nd ODI – Statistical Highlights All the major stats and numbers created during the high-scoring England-Pakistan ODI in Southampton. England took a 1-0 lead in the 5-match ODI series against Pakistan by clinching the high-scoring thriller in Southampton. After the top-order produced a good start, Jos Buttler gave a perfect finish to the hosts with a 55-ball 110 while Eoin Morgan remained unbeaten on 48-ball 71. Chasing 374 to win, Fakhar Zaman struck a 106-ball 138 as Pakistan cruised to 227/1 by the 33rd over. However, the visitors failed to get going after Fakhar’s dismissal and finished with 361/7 in their 50 overs. All the major stats and numbers created during the high-scoring England-Pakistan ODI in Southampton: A big total in a defeat for Pakistan: 361/7 – Pakistan’s total of 361/7 is their first ever 350+ score in an ODI chase and also the first 350+ total coming in an ODI defeat. Their score of 344/8 in the 2004 Karachi ODI against India is the previous highest total in an ODI chase and also the previous biggest in a defeat in ODI cricket. 734 – The match aggregate of 734 runs is the 2nd highest in an ODI in England and the 8th highest overall. The England-New Zealand ODI hosted by The Oval in 2015 aggregated 763 runs despite only 46 overs of play in the chase. Buttler’s massacre: 50 – The 50-ball century by Jos Buttler is the 2nd fastest ODI century for England. The fastest is recorded by Buttler only as he brought up his hundred in the 2015 Abu Dhabi ODI off 46 balls also against Pakistan. 2 – Jos Buttler is only the 2nd player after Shahid Afridi to complete centuries in 50 or fewer balls twice in ODI cricket. Five out of eight ODI hundreds by Buttler came in 70 or fewer deliveries. Only Afridi (6) has more centuries in ODIs coming in 70 or lesser balls. A record knock from Fakhar: 138 – The 138-run knock from Fakhar Zaman is now the highest individual ODI score by a Pakistan player against England. Fakhar surpassed Ijaz Ahmed’s 137 which was scored during the 1999 Sharjah ODI. 138 – Fakhar Zaman’s 138 is the 2nd highest individual score for Pakistan in an ODI defeat. Saeed Anwar’s 140 during the 1998 Independence Cup Final against India is the highest score by a Pakistani on ODI defeat. 138 – Fakhar fell two runs short of recording the highest individual score for Pakistan in an ODI chase. Ijaz Ahmed in the 1997 Lahore ODI against India and Mohammad Hafeez in the 2011 Harare ODI against Zimbabwe scored unbeaten 139 while chasing. This is also the highest by a Pakistan player in an unsuccessful ODI chase surpassing Harris Sohail’s 130 from the series against Australia played in UAE this year. A game of contributions: 4 – This ODI is only the 4th in the history where the lowest score among the top four batsmen across both sides is only 35. The other three ODIs where top four of both teams scored 35 and more runs are INDI-WI Vizag ODI in 1994, NZ-ENG Napier ODI in 2008 and ENG-NZ Nottingham ODI in 2015. 9 – Number of players who scored 40 and more runs in this ODI game; the joint-most 40+ individual scores in an ODI match. IND-ENG Rajkot ODI in 2013, BAN-PAK Dhaka ODI in 2014 and IRE-SCO Dubai ODI in 2018 also had nine individual scores of 40+. Morgan @ 50: 50 – Eoin Morgan became the first player to record fifty scores of 50 and more in ODI cricket for England. Morgan has scored 11 centuries and 29 fifties for England in ODIs thus far. 3 – The unbeaten 162-run stand between Jos Buttler and Eoin Morgan is the duo’s 3rd 150+ ODI partnership for the 4th wicket. Ross Taylor and Tom Latham is the only other ODI pair with three 150+ stands for the 4th wicket. MS Dhoni and Suresh Raina also added three 150+ stands for 4th or a lower wicket.