Alex Hales 171 - England vs Pakistan 3rd ODI 2016 Highlights

Watch the highlights of Alex Hales 171 - England vs Pakistan 3rd ODI 2016 - Pakistan tour of England 5-match one-day international series of the 3rd ODI match played between Pakistan and England at Trent Bridge, Nottingham in 30th August 2016.

Alex Hales celebrates his century © REUTERS

Alex Hales' record-breaking 171, Jos Buttler's 51-ball 90*, Joe Root's 85 and Eoin Morgan's blazing half-century sets up to England massive 169-run victory over Pakistan, despite a record-breaking half-century from No.11 batsman Mohammad Amir and took an unassailable 3-0 lead to seal the series in a historic game of the third ODI.

Match Stats : England's 169-run win was their fifth largest victory by terms of runs in One-day international and it is their second biggest victory against Pakistan in ODIs. Pakistan's 169-run defeat was their fourth worst by margin of runs in One-day internationals. 444-3 : England registered the record-breaking highest score ever in One-day international cricket history, surpassing the Sri Lanka's 443-9 against Netherlands at Amstelveen in 2006. Alex Hales plundered 171 - the highest score for England in One-day international cricket history, surpassing the previous record of unbeaten 167 held by Robin Smith against Australia at Birmingham in 1993. England smashed a 16-sixes was their most sixes in an innings in One-day internationals, surpassed their 15-sixes against South Africa earlier this year (while making 399 at Bloemfontein). 248 : Alex Hales and Joe Root set up the record second-wicket partnership for England against Pakistan in One-day international, previously held by the 146-run stand between Andrew Strauss and Jonathan Trott at Leeds in 2010, It is the ninth highest second-wicket stand in ODIs, It is the England's second highest second-wicket partnership in ODIs and England's third highest any-wicket stand in ODIs. 161* : Jos Buttler and Eoin Morgan set up the second highest fourth-wicket partnership for England against Pakistan in One-day international and England's fourth highest fourth-wicket stand in ODIs. Jos Buttler hammered a 22-ball fastest fifty for England in One-day international cricket history. Mohammad Amir equalled a 22-ball joint tenth fastest fifty for Pakistan in One-day internationals, jointly with Abdul Razzaq and Shahid Afridi. Mohammad Amir's 58 was the highest-score by a No. 11 batsman in One-day international cricket history, surpassing the previous record of 43 held by their country man Shoaib Akhtar against same opponent at Capetown in the 2003 World Cup. Mohammad Amir became the first No.11 batsman to score a fifty in One-day international cricket history.

England scored record-breaking 444-3 in 50 overs with top scorer by Alex Hales 171 - which was his 4th ODI hundred and his second century against Pakistan in ODIs.

Jos Buttler blasted a unbeaten 90-runs off 51-balls including 7-sixes & 7-fours with strike rate of 176.47.

Joe Root scored 85 off 86-balls included eight boundaries and Eoin Morgan hammered a unbeaten 57 off 27-balls with 3-fours & 5-sixes with strike-rate of 211.11 and Jason Roy 15.

Pakistan best bowler by Hasan Ali took 2-wickets and one for Mohammad Nawaz.

Pakistan scored 275 for all-out in 42.4 overs with top scorer by Sharjeel Khan blasted a 58 off 30-balls including 12-fours and a six with strike rate of 193.33.

Mohammad Amir hammered a 58 off 28-balls including 5-sixes & 5-fours with strike rate of 207.14.

Sarfraz Ahmed scored 38 off 43-balls including 5-fours, Mohammad Nawaz hit 34 36-balls included 2-fours and Yasir Shah 26 not out.

England best bowler by Chris Woakes claimed four-wicket haul for 41-runs in 5.4 overs, Adil Rashid takes 2-wickets, Ben Stokes, Moeen Ali and Mark Wood each took one-wickets.

Alex Hales named Player of the match for his sensational batting performance to smashed a career-best 171-runs knocked off facing 122-balls including 22-fours and 4-sixes with strike rate of 140.16.

                   

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