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KARACHI: First relief assistance flight from Greece landed at Jinnah International Airport, Karachi. The consignment was received by the Honorary Consul of Greece in Pakistan,Mr Ayaz Mohammad Lakhani ,along with the representatives from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and NDMA.
The spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that Pakistan has welcomed relief assistance from Greece and expressed its gratitude to the government and people of Greece for this goodwill gesture.
OTTAWA, SEP 21: /DNA/ – Pakistan’s High Commissioner to Canada Ambassador Zaheer Aslam Janjua has said Pakistan has an expanding aviation sector and the announcement of two new airlines in the country last year reflects the strength of the sector as well as the role of air travel in boosting tourism potential of the country.
He made this statement while presenting his credentials as Pakistan’s Representative to the Secretary General International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), Mr. Juan Carlos Salazar, in Montreal city of Canada.
Speaking on the occasion, Ambassador Janjua expressed the hope for an increased ICAO support to Pakistan with a view to further strengthening its civil aviation sector at the national level and enhancing its presence at the international level.
He congratulated the Secretary General on ICAO’s 75th anniversary by remarking that ICAO’s 75th anniversary had coincided with the 75th anniversary of Pakistan’s Independence Day as well the 75th anniversary of the establishment of Pakistan-Canada diplomatic relations.
Mr. Janjua noted that being cognizant of its significance, ICAO was among the first international organizations the nascent state of Pakistan joined soon after achieving its freedom. He said Pakistan remained a member of the ICAO Council for 24 years and contributed effectively to various other committees of the Organization. He said Pakistan was undertaking further measures to deepen its relationship with the ICAO.
ICAO’s Secretary General Juan Carlos Salazar appreciated Pakistan’s role as an active member of the ICAO community. He said Pakistan had a longstanding cooperation with the Organization thereby furthering its objective of promoting international civil aviation. He fondly recalled his several visits to Pakistan while he was based in the UAE. He looked forward to the country’s continued engagement with the ICAO and wished the Ambassador success in his assignment.
Founded in 1944 and headquartered at Montreal, ICAO is now a specialized agency of the United Nations. The Organization’s works as the sole standard-setting body of the international civil aviation with the aim of promoting a safe, secure, efficient, economical and environmentally sustainable civil aviation around the globe.
Taliban asking Pakistan to show patient on talks with TTP
Ali Furqan
Islamabad: Pakistan’s former ambassador to Afghanistan Mansoor Ahmad Khan has said that the peace talks with the outlawed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) have not achieved the results and therefore, the negotiation process has to be restructured to define the end objectives.
In a special interview given to Voice of America correspondent Ali Furqan in Islamabad, Mansoor Ahmed Khan has discussed several important issues including the recent negotiations with TTP and the role of Afghan Taliban
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He said that before resuming the negotiation process with the TTP, it is important to see how the banned organization will recognize Pakistan’s system, state and law.
According to him, Pakistan’s first priority is to find a solution through dialogue and if a political solution does not come out, then there is a way for a military solution.
He says peace talks and violence cannot go hand in hand.
Pakistan’s former ambassador to Afghanistan Mansoor Ahmad Khan has said that the Afghan Taliban want Pakistan to be patient on the issue of TTP, because according to the Taliban government, they will not allow their territory to be used against any other country.
He said that at this time, Pakistan expects from the Afghan Taliban to take serious action against TTP and elements using afghan soil against Pakistan woild be crushed.
According to him, the issue of the outlawed group is not so simple for the Afghan Taliban because TTP has pledged allegiance to the Afghan Taliban leader, so for them it is a political as well as an ideological issue.
Mansoor Ahmed Khan has been Pakistan’s ambassador to Afghanistan when the Taliban take over Kabul after the withdrawal of the US and NATO forces last year. Later, Pakistan started the process of negotiations with the TTP leadership through the mediation of the Afghan Taliban, while Mansoor Ahmad Khan was serving as the Pakistani ambassador to Afghanistan
In response to the question that no matter who is governing Kabul, there is distrust towards Pakistan, Mansoor Ahmed said that there is constant distrust between Pakistan and Afghanistan, from the public to the highest level.
He said that the geography, history and culture of Pakistan and Afghanistan are similar and therefore Islamabad’s actions are sometimes seen as interference.
He said that due to this impression, Pakistan’s good initiatives have also been taken in the context of intervention.
He says that the rulers and people of Pakistan have to keep in mind that Afghanistan should be seen as a free and independent country.
Mansoor Ahmed said that it is against Pakistan’s policy that its territory is used against Afghanistan and that Pakistan’s airspace was definitely not used in the US drone strike.
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Mansoor Ahmad said that the Afghan minister himself had said in his statement that due to the non-functioning of the radar system, it could not be determined from which direction the drone came flying.
In response to the question whether the government of Afghanistan has made any formal complaint with Islamabad regarding the use of Pakistan’s territory for US drones, Mansoor Ahmad Khan said that according to his knowledge, no complain has been made in this regard.
It should be noted that Afghanistan’s Defense Minister Maulvi Muhammad Yaqub Mujahid has alleged that American drones are entering Afghanistan through a neighboring country.
New York, SEP 21: /DNA/ – Pakistani Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif and French President Emmanuel Macron had a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the 77th Session of the UN General Assembly (UNGA) in New York.
Besides exchange of views on enhancement of bilateral relations, the two leaders agreed on mobilizing international support for Pakistan to help recover and rebuild its economy on a sustainable footing in the aftermath of the recent devastating floods in Pakistan related to climate change.
In order to gather the relevant International Financial partners and the development partners, France will host an international conference before the end of the year aiming at contributing to the rehabilitation and the reconstruction of flood affected areas of Pakistan and, with the help of climate-resilient reconstruction related financing, to accelerate transition to renewable energy.
QUETTA, SEP 21: /DNA/ – Turkish Ambassador Mehmet Paçacı met with Speaker of Balochistan PA Jan Jamali during his visit to Quetta, on Wednesday.
Ambassador Mehmet Paçacı and Jamali paid a visit to flood-hit village Hacı Gül Muhammad.
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Brussels, SEP 21: The Embassy of Pakistan Brussels arranged a briefing for the Belgian and International humanitarian relief organizations and INGOs at the chancery today. The purpose of the briefing was to appraise the International humanitarian relief Organizations about the situation resulting from floods across the country and to coordinate the provision of relief assistance from Belgium for the flood-affected population.
The Briefing was attended by the representatives from the European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations, EU External Action Service, Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, EU-CORD, MSF, Norwegian Refugees Council, Red Cross Flanders, Handicap International, ADRA, ACT Alliance, VOICE as well as the media persons.
The Ambassador of Pakistan to Belgium, Luxembourg and the European Union Dr. Asad Majeed Khan briefed the participants about the unprecedented devastation caused by the climate-induced disaster in Pakistan which has badly affected over 33 million people.
The Ambassador indicated that more than 1569 people including 555 children had lost their lives and 12,860 people got injured including 4000 children, due to the floods.
Further elaborating on the situation, Ambassador Khan explained that losses caused by the recent floods are much more than the 2010 floods. He highlighted that as per the initial assessments almost 12716 km of roads, 374 bridges and over 2 million houses have been destroyed and 998,407 livestock have been lost due to the heavy rains in 116 affected districts, including 84 districts officially notified as ‘calamity hit’ across Pakistan. He added that the calamity will have a long-term adverse impact on food security, health, as well as the economy in Pakistan.
The Ambassador underscored that under the direct supervision of the Federal Government a massive relief operation is underway across the country. Ambassador Khan mentioned that given the scale of the challenge, the Government is reaching out to friendly countries, donors, and international financial institutions for their support and cooperation.
He appealed to the international community to join hands with the Government to save lives and provide much-needed supplies.
Speaking on the occasion, the participants assured the Ambassador of their support and agreed to further mobilize their respective organizations/communities to raise resources for the flood-affected people.
Sayed Sajid Shah Bokhari
Every year the member state of United Nation Organization delivered speeches in the last week of September. Mostly these speeches could be delivered by the presidents and prime Ministers of the states. The 15 Minutes speeches could be delivered on international issues. Generally in this debate the issues like war, peace, foreign affairs, public health, education, Poverty and economy could be discussed.However all these speeches could be delivered in international perspective.
There are 193 members state of the UNO since its inception (24th Ocotber, 1945).Latter on two other countries like Eastern Taimur and Northern Sudan were added but is in transitional stage. In the current 77th session of UNGA the prime Minister of Pakistan has an opportunity,and honor to represent his nation in the wider perspective of international standards with outstanding approach and vision. Pakistan being member of the world community has always respected the decisions from UNO and proved that it wants peace, tranquility and prosperity in the world scenario of war and terrorism.
Since 2001, Pakistan has faced many challenges in the war of terror and stood firmly to save humanity and shatter the bonds of discrimination on the basis of creed, cast, colour, religion and culture. The Prime Minister of Pakistan Mian Shehbaz Sharif will deliver his speech on 23rd Septmebr,2022 positively .The current speech of Prime Minister of Pakistan will no doubt pave a way in the international community for its long and outstanding problems(Politically,socially,economically)even. Especially, the recent humanitariancrisis of floods which has undaunted 1/3rdportion of Pakistan needs proper attention of the international community and also physical,technical and financial support to overcome the problem.The damagesoccurred to Pakistan are numerous however,the human losses of more than 1500, the destruction of infrastructure,washing of fertile land,cereals has created panic in the society and increased the level of poverty.Just imagine more than 4 million people have lost their houses,property, businesses etc. It could be his extraordinary approach towards the problem and the way the Prime Minister will presents the things to international forum.It will be the passion, vision of Mian Shehbaz Sharif to win the hearts of social activists,IFS, philanthropist and world leaders to draw their attention and made progress for grant in aid and donations from the members state openly to sustain life.
Although the speech the Prime Ministerwill delivered at this junction has raised expectations of the people of Pakistan .So it could be innovative speech rather than traditional one. Moreover it should be a part of his exposure, experience and diplomatic relation with outstanding performanceto create favorable environment for achieving the goals and targets.The best speechesonce the prominent leaders had delivered in GeneralAssembly turn to be historic innature. The bestspeeches from the leaders of third world countries like the speech of Cuban leader for four hours and forty eight minutes in UNGA still repentant in the circle.The speeches of Libyan president Moamar Qaddafi , Palestine leader Yasir Arafat and Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto shall never be forgotten.
In the current situation Pakistan is facing multidimensional problems including the high intensity of floods destruction due to climatic changes. Pakistan being member of the climate organization believes strongly on reduction of carbonemission and following the international standards and procedures in coming decade.The preparation to attend the COP- 27 conference on climate change Pakistan will definitely contribute a lot to save the humanity from any other catastrophe.Although Pakistan has only 1 % carbon emission yet it is standing on no 8th as the most vulnerable countries to climatic change.The Prime Minister in his speech will definitelytouches the philanthropistworldwide to combat with the recent floods and contribution to assess the people in trouble with maximum technical and financial support.
The prime Minster will include the most chronic and everlasting issue of Kashmir dispute and will demand of the world to solve it according to the resolutions of UNO and according to the wishes of Kashmiris people through plebiscites as promised in 1948.The Prime Minister will request the powerful countries for support and negotiation of the issue in favor of innocent Kashmirisand all those who had been captured, exploited by dominant races through conspiracy and subjugation.The Prime Minister will assure the world of the contribution and services Pakistan rendered in promoting peace and tranquility in the region and uprooting terrorism even at the cost of their blood.The sacrifices of our defending forces in the line of control against terrorism and the way they were brutally martyred for the sake of humanity and peace shall be prioritized in the speech.It is a good opportunity that PM will discuss the everlasting issues with group of 77 and China.At the same time the councils of foreign Ministers Pakistan will serve as the voice for all the Muslims of the world for development,prosperity,human rights and sustainable development goals according to the UN charter.
ISLAMABAD, SEP 21 /DNA/ – The Embassy of Nepal in Islamabad hosted a reception to celebrate the Constitution Day and the National Day of Nepal.
Welcoming the guests to the event, Tapas Adhikari, Ambassador of Nepal to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, highlighted the importance of the day in Nepal’s history and its role in national unity in a country of diversity like Nepal.
The Ambassador further said that the Constitution embodies the federal system of governance and democratic norms and values as well as principles of human rights and human dignity. After seven years of the promulgation of the Constitution, “the foundation the Constitution laid is getting even stronger towards fulfilling the long-cherished aspirations of Nepali people for progress and prosperity”, he added.
Talking about the bilateral ties the Ambassador said, the relations between Nepal and Pakistan have always been cordial and friendly. The establishment of diplomatic relations in 1960 further strengthened the bond of friendship and cooperation. The relations are strong based on mutual trust and cooperation.
Both countries are working together at various bilateral, regional and multilateral forums to promote friendship and cooperation. As founder members of South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC), both counties have full faith in the SAARC Charter and committed to its objectives.
Nepal and Pakistan are working together on the agendas of sustainable development, climate change and environment protection.
On the occasion, Ambassador Adhikari expressed his condolences to the Government and people of Pakistan for the damage caused by the recent massive Monsoon floods in Pakistan. He also said that Nepal and Pakistan have been working closely to support each other during the times of such crisis.
Highlighting Nepal’s natural and cultural attractions, Ambassador Adhikari invited all to visit Nepal to experience the land of beauty and discovery.
He said Nepal has always been a hub of mountain and adventure tourism. Our mountains, snow fed rivers, and topography have always fascinated people across the world. Peoples culture, tourism and hospitality have made Nepal a center of tourism in the global tourism map.
Like other industries, the tourism industry also received a setback during the COVID pandemic. Now the situation is improving. Tourists are again coming back to Nepal.
On this occasion, I would like to invite our Pakistani and other friends to visit Nepal to experience the beauty of the land and to taste Nepali hospitality. Nepal has the best hospitality industry in South Asia’.
Speaking as Chief Guest. Khurram Dastgir Khan, Minister for Energy of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, expressed congratulations and best wishes on behalf of the Government of Pakistan. The Chief Guest also highlighted the excellent state of bilateral relations between Nepal and Pakistan.
The event was attended by Nawabzada Shazain Bugti, Federal Minister for Narcotics Control, members of parliaments, Senator Mushahid Hussain Sayed, Chairman Senate Defence Committee, former ministers, high civilian and military officials of the Government of Pakistan and former ambassadors of Pakistan to Nepal; Ambassadors/High Commissionersto Pakistan as well as representatives of diplomatic missions and international organizations;friends of Nepal, business and media-persons;and Nepali community members and the Embassy family members.
Earlier in the morning, the Ambassador hoisted the national flag of Nepal in the Embassy premises.=DNA
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Mahnoor Ansar
ISLAMABAD: Under the EU-funded GLO.ACT – Global Action to Address Trafficking in Persons and the Smuggling of Migrants (GLO.ACT – Asia and the Middle East), the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), in collaboration with the Federal Investigation Agency, organized a high-level consultation workshop for National and Provincial Anti-Human Trafficking Committees on 21 September 2022.
This high-level national consultation aimed to provide an opportunity for all the members of National, provincial, and district-level anti-trafficking committees to meet and deliberate on their objectives. There were three main objectives of the consultation. First, there is a lack of understanding of trafficking by law enforcement officers. Secondly, there is a tendency to consider irregular migrants as offenders only but they are also victims. Thirdly, there was a lack of coordination among relevant actors at the federal, provincial, and district levels.
The lack of coordination and understanding of the distinction between trafficking, irregular migration, and smuggling of migrants was well brought out in the consultation. This consultation gave a more holistic framework for coordinated approaches.
During his welcome remarks, Dr. Jeremy Milsom, Representative UNODC Country Office Pakistan, said “Curbing human trafficking and migrants smuggling requires a coordinated response at all levels. Realizing this fact, the government of Pakistan notified provincial and district-level TIP Coordination committees earlier this year. We, as UNODC, are very pleased with this action by Pakistan and commend the efforts. We hope that there would be great coordination and synergy amongst all the stakeholders and that the activities will be conducted in a coordinated matter at all levels including Federal, Provincial, and District levels.”.
He further added, “The foundation for curbing TIP and SOM must be the Palermo Convention on Transnational Organized Crime, to which Pakistan is a signatory. Our approach needs to balance progressive and proactive law enforcement with activities that combat the market forces driving human trafficking and migrant smuggling in Pakistan.”.
During his speech, the Director-General FIA, Mr. Mohsin Hassan Butt, said, “We are improving our identification of potential victims and offering greater support to those who are victims of this abhorrent crime. Trafficking is a gross violation of a person’s basic rights and dignity and disproportionately affects the most vulnerable, especially women and children. We are working jointly with UNODC and the European Union to enhance support to the victims of trafficking and vulnerable smuggled migrants. Our National Action Plan to combat human trafficking and migrant smuggling is victim-centered and addresses the gaps related to it”.
He further added, “We are enhancing our ability to act early and to help other relevant stakeholders within Pakistan to deal with the issue. Police are mandated to investigate crimes of internal trafficking and other departments including labour, child protection, women’s protection, and social services are mandated to provide protection and assistance services to the victims”.
Ms. Mio Sato, Chief of Mission, IOM Pakistan, during her opening remarks congratulated the Government of Pakistan and Federal Investigation Agency for adopting comprehensive counter-trafficking measures, that are also in line with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM). She added that “It is critical to strengthen partnerships and collaboration amongst local and national stakeholders in order to ensure efforts are sustainable and holistic. As implementing partner for the GLO.ACT project, IOM has been supporting the FIA on strengthening response on victim protection and assistance and remains available to extend full support to the national, provincial and district-level anti-trafficking committees”.
Eric Hann, Migration Liasion Officer said as part of the EU Strategy on Combatting Trafficking in Human Beings 2021-2025, we are committed to step up cooperation with countries of origin and transit. This is crucial to ensure a comprehensive approach that includes demand reduction; law enforcement and criminal justice response; and assistance and support to victims, in line with priorities that apply both inside and outside the EU. Through our initiatives like GLO.ACT, we encourage capacity building, prevention, protection of victims, and the dismantling of criminal networks.
Minister for Interior Rana Sana Ullah Khan said that our government has a strong political will and commitment to move forward with the work against trafficking in persons. FIA has already developed a National Action Plan against Trafficking in Persons and Smuggling of Migrants (2021–2025) which aims to promote the detection of trafficking in persons and smuggling of migrants, improve the position of victims and intensify the enforcement of criminal liability.
He also said that if the Action Plan is implemented in its true letter and spirit, this would bring trafficking in Persons cases to ZERO in Pakistan.
The Minister urged Director General FIA and other provincial bodies to work in closer coordination with each and UNODC to achieve the objective of eliminating Trafficking in Persons from Pakistan.
Senior representatives of the FIA, UNODC, the European Union, IOM and conveners, co-conveners, and members of Punjab provincial and district level committees attended the high-level consultation. Members from civil society organizations and NGOs involved in relevant fields, UNHCR, UNWOMEN, and UNICEF, also participated.
The Global Action against Trafficking in Persons and the Smuggling of Migrants – Asia and the Middle East (GLO.ACT-Asia and the Middle East) is a four-year (2018-2022), €12 million joint initiative by the European Union (EU) and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) being implemented in partnership with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in up to five countries: Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (Afghanistan), Islamic Republic of Iran (I.R. of Iran), Republic of Iraq (Iraq), Islamic Republic of Pakistan (Pakistan). GLO.ACT-Bangladesh is a parallel initiative also financed by the EU and implemented with IOM.
The project builds on a global community of practice set in motion in GLO.ACT 2015-2019 and assists governmental authorities and civil society organizations in targeted, innovative, and demand-driven interventions: sustaining effective strategy and policy development, legislative review and harmonization, capability development, and regional and trans-regional cooperation. The project also provides direct assistance to victims of human trafficking and vulnerable migrants through the strengthening of identification, referral, and protection mechanisms. The project is fully committed to mainstreaming Human Rights and Gender Equality considerations across all of its activities.
KARACHI: Midway through their pursuit of 159 in their first match in Pakistan since 2005, England’s Alex Hales made his first mistake. The explosive opener, playing his first international match after three years, played a flat shot off Pakistan spinner Usman Qadir straight into the hands of Shan Masood at mid-wicket but got an instant reprieve as the debutant spilled it.
England did lose Ben Duckett two balls later, but the arriving Harry Brook carried his team across the finish line with four balls and six wickets to spare in the first of the seven Twenty20 Internationals here at the National Stadium on Tuesday.
The right-hander, who won the Pakistan Super League with Lahore Qalandars earlier this year, ended up unbeaten with 42 off 25, hitting seven fours in his knock.
With the comfort of having Hales at the other end, Brook ensured England kept the asking rate under control and launched his match-winning onslaught with a straight hit off an Usman full toss in the 13th.
After negotiating slow left-armer Mohammad Nawaz with care in the next over, Brook plundered pacer Shahnawaz Dahani for two fours before Hales celebrated his survival by bludgeoning the right-armer down the ground for another boundary.
Brook showed no respect for Pakistan pace spearhead Naseem Shah as well, when he crafted three boundaries off the right-armer in the following over.
Fast bowler Haris Rauf did get Hales in the 17th, but that was too late for Pakistan with England needing just 16 off 18. A boundary by England’s stand-in skipper Moeen Ali and two more by Brook took England over the line.
Hales, who managed 53 off 40, had set the base for England earlier in the innings.
The right-hander, who plays for Islamabad United in the PSL, gave the visitors momentum in the powerplay despite losing fellow opener Phil Salt to Dahani in the third over, thanks to an acrobatic fielding effort at square-leg by Haider Ali.
Hales put up short partnerships of 34 off 23 and 34 off 27 with Dawid Malan and Duckett respectively before the duo was undone by Usman to allow Brook to arrive in the middle.
Unlike England, the better part of Pakistan’s innings came too early.
The hosts’ struggles against spin and their over reliance on the openers came to light once again as they failed to convert a blistering start by captain Babar Azam (31 off 24) and Mohammad Rizwan (68 off 46).
The Pakistan captain showed the elegance and class he is known for, starting the innings with a whip across his legs for a boundary.
The packed stands at the National Stadium chanted Babar’s name as he dispatched Sam Curran through the leg-side again before Rizwan grabbed the crowd’s attention when he cut David Willey with utter dominance before whipping one through square-leg against his Multan Sultans team-mate.
The Pakistan openers kept scoring freely, only until England leg-spinner Adil Rashid bamboozled Babar with an unplayable googly that castled the right-hander in the 10th over, leaving Pakistan at 87-1 by the end of it.
Despite the in-form Rizwan was still at the crease, Pakistan’s run-rate dipped with spinners operating from both ends.
Rizwan’s six against Rashid in the 12th over was Pakistan’s only boundary scored between the dismissals of Babar and Haider, who came into bat and number three before getting caught at deep square leg off Curran in the 14th.
The incoming Shan struck a boundary through extra cover off Moeen Ali in the 15th before Rizwan was undone by a stumping three balls later after adding 68 off 46.
Shan’s debut was spoiled when the left-hander fell to Rashid in the next over with Pakistan at 127-4 by the end of the 16th over.
It left Iftikhar Ahmed and Mohammad Nawaz with the job to provide the final flourish.
Iftikhar did raise hopes of that when he muscled Willey over long-on for a big six, only to see Nawaz losing his stumps to Luke Wood’s pace and swing five balls later.
Wood eventually accounted for Iftikhar (28) in the final over, but after getting hit for another maximum before the pacer dismissed tailender Naseem.
The sub-par score eventually meant Pakistan were unable to celebrate England’s long-awaited return to the country with a victor
Scoreboard
PAKISTAN:
Mohammad Rizwan st Salt b Moeen 68
Babar Azam b Rashid 31
Haider Ali c Willey b Curran 11
Shan Masood c Gleeson b Rashid 7
Iftikhar Ahmed c Duckett b Wood 28
Mohammad Nawaz b Wood 4
Khushdil Shah not out 5
Naseem Shah c Curran b Wood 0
Usman Qadir not out 0
EXTRAS (W-4) 4
TOTAL (for seven wickets, 20 overs) 158
DID NOT BAT: H. Rauf, S. Dahani,
FALL OF WICKETS: 1-85 (Babar), 2-109 (Haider), 3-117 (Rizwan), 4-120 (Shan), 5-137 (Nawaz), 6-156 (Iftikhar), 7-157 (Naseem)
BOWLING: Willey 4-0-41-0 (2w), Curran 4-0-30-1, Wood 4-0-24-3, Gleeson 2-0-13-0, Rashid 4-0-27-2 (1w), Moeen 2-0-23-1 (1w)
ENGLAND:
P. Salt c Haider b Dahani 10
A. Hales c Babar b Haris 53
D. Malan c & b Usman 20
B. Duckett lbw b Usman 21
H. Brook not out 42
Moeen Ali not out 7
EXTRAS (LB-2, W-5) 7
TOTAL (for four wickets, 19.2 overs) 160
DID NOT BAT: S. Curran, D. Willey, Adil Rashid, L. Wood, R. Gleeson
FALL OF WICKETS: 1-19 (Salt), 2-53 (Malan), 3-87 (Duckett), 4-142 (Hales)
BOWLING: Naseem 4-0-41-0 (1w), Nawaz 4-0-20-0, Dahani 3.2-0-38-1, Haris 4-0-23-1, Usman 4-0-36-2
RESULT: England won by six wickets.
SERIES: England lead the seven match series 1-0.
PLAYER-OF-THE-MATCH: Luke Wood
