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Akmal scripts big Pak win

AFP, Karachi
Kamran Akmal smashed his second successive one-day century to help Pakistan hand England a crushing 165-run defeat in the third day-night limited-overs international here on Thursday.
Akmal followed his 102 in the second match with a brilliant 109 and all-rounder Abdul Razzaq hit an unbeaten 22-ball 51 as England conceded their highest-ever one-day total of 353-6 in 50 overs.
England never looked remotely in the hunt and lost wickets at regular
intervals. They were dismissed for 188 in 42 overs, with supersub Ian Bell topscoring with 37 not out.
Pakistan lead the five-match series 2-1.
The result equalled England's previous worst one-day defeat of 165 suffered against the West Indies at St. Vincent in the 1993-94 series.
The tourists lost opener Matthew Prior (two) to a run out in the seventh over when fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar picked up Marcus Trescothick's drive and threw the stumps down at the nonstriker's end.
Navedul Hasan then removed Trescothick (22) and Vikram Solanki (nought) in his fourth over to leave England struggling on 40-3.
It became 4-79 when Mohammad Sami trapped Andrew Strauss leg before for 23. Allrounder Andrew Flintoff hit seven boundaries in his 36 before he was bowled by supersub Yasir Arafat.
Leg-spinner Shahid Afridi and Shoaib Malik then shared five wickets between them to wrap up the innings on a day totally dominated by Pakistan.
Earlier, Akmal had added 104 for the third wicket with Mohammad Yousuf (68) after Trescothick surprisingly put them in on a pitch full of runs.
The 22-year-old, whose century helped Pakistan win Monday's
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second match at Lahore by seven wickets, laid the cornerstone for a big Pakistan total by giving them a flying start of 74 with Salman Butt (29).
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard of the third limited-overs day-night international between Pakistan and England at the National Stadium in Karachi on Thursday: PAKISTAN Butt c Flintoff b Plunkett Akmal c Plunkett b Collingwood Younis c Jones b Plunkett Yousuf run out Afridi run out Inzamam b Flintoff Razzaq not out Malik not out
Extras: (b-5, lb-1, w-13)
Total: (For 6 wkts in 50 overs)