PAK vs ENG 4th ODI Match Result: Shadab Khan 113* Seals Sensational 1-Wicket Win

Pakistan pulled off one of the great ODI escapes, beating England by one wicket in the fourth match of the ODI tri-series at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, on Sunday, October 25, 2026. Shadab Khan’s record-breaking unbeaten 113 rescued Pakistan from 154/9 in a chase of 242 and sealed a sensational win with 17 balls to spare.

The victory takes Pakistan to six points from three matches and books their place in the tri-series final on October 31. England, still winless after three matches, now need other results to go their way to reach the decider.

Pakistan vs England 4th ODI Result: Pakistan Win by 1 Wicket

Pakistan captain Shaheen Shah Afridi won the toss and chose to bowl first, and his bowlers delivered, dismissing England for 241 in 46.4 overs. What followed was one of the most dramatic chases in recent ODI history: Pakistan collapsed to 154/9 before Shadab and last man Haris Rauf added an unbeaten 89 runs for the final wicket to win the match.

Brief scores: England 241 all out in 46.4 overs (Ben Duckett 105 off 111 balls, Sam Curran 42, Gus Atkinson 36 not out; Shaheen Shah Afridi 4/46, Razaullah 2/38, Arafat Minhas 2/26) lost to Pakistan 243/9 in 47.1 overs (Shadab Khan 113 not out off 96 balls, Saad Baig 32, Salman Ali Agha 26; Jamie Overton 3/43, Gus Atkinson 2/62, Liam Dawson 2/30) by one wicket.

Ben Duckett Century and Shaheen Afridi Four-Wicket Haul in England Innings

England’s innings followed a familiar pattern in this series: early collapse, a lone hand from one batter, and a late flurry. Shaheen struck in the first over, removing Tom Banton for 4 to bring up his 150th ODI wicket, and then dismissed Joe Root for 5. Captain Harry Brook, fresh from his double century against Sri Lanka in the previous match, was run out for just 1, and when Jordan Cox fell to Haris Rauf for 6, England were 52/4.

Ben Duckett refused to let the innings unravel. The left-hander brought up his seventh ODI century, scoring 105 off 111 balls with 10 fours and two sixes, and shared a 93-run fifth-wicket stand with Sam Curran, who made 42 off 52 balls. Once Shaheen returned to break that partnership, England crumbled again: Will Jacks (13), Liam Dawson (5) and Jamie Overton (10) all fell cheaply, and only Gus Atkinson’s unbeaten 36 off 28 balls, with three sixes, lifted the total to 241.

Shaheen finished with 4/46 in 8.4 overs. Debutant Razaullah took 2/38, including his first ODI wicket, Arafat Minhas claimed 2/26, and Haris Rauf took 1/55.

Shadab Khan 113 Not Out: Record-Breaking Rescue From 154/9

Pakistan’s chase began as badly as England’s innings. Fakhar Zaman (10), Saim Ayub (6) and Babar Azam (10) all fell to the new ball, and though Saad Baig counter-attacked with 32 off 22 balls, Pakistan kept losing wickets. Salman Ali Agha made 26, Hasan Nawaz 15, and Arafat Minhas just 1, as England’s bowlers — led by Jamie Overton (3/43) and Liam Dawson (2/30) — strangled the chase.

When the ninth wicket fell with the score on 154, Pakistan needed 88 more runs with only Shadab and Haris Rauf left. What followed was extraordinary. Shadab, batting at number eight, reached his maiden ODI century and finished unbeaten on 113 off 96 balls, with 13 fours and five sixes. His innings broke the record for the most runs scored in an ODI innings while batting at number eight or below.

Haris Rauf played the perfect supporting role, finishing 7 not out off 19 balls, as the pair added an unbeaten 89 runs for the last wicket to seal the win in the 48th over. It was a stunning turnaround: from 154/9 and seemingly beaten, Pakistan won with nearly three overs to spare.

Pakistan Tri-Series Points Table: Pakistan Through to the Final

The win gives Pakistan six points from three matches — wins over Sri Lanka by 37 runs, England by 87 runs, and now England again by one wicket — and guarantees their place in the October 31 final at Lahore. Sri Lanka sit second with two points, while England remain on zero after three defeats.

England’s hopes are not quite over, but they are hanging by a thread. They must hope Sri Lanka lose to Pakistan on October 27, then beat Sri Lanka themselves on October 29 to draw level on points and force a net run rate shootout for the second final spot.

Player of the Match and Key Turning Points

Shadab Khan was named Player of the Match for his unbeaten 113 — a record-breaking maiden ODI century from number eight — unquestionably the match-defining performance.

The turning points told the story of the match: Shaheen’s opening burst that reduced England to 19/3, Duckett’s lone-hand century that gave England something to defend, England’s new-ball burst that left Pakistan 154/9, and then Shadab’s astonishing last-wicket rescue with Haris Rauf. Few ODI matches have swung so violently, or finished so dramatically.

What Is Next: PAK vs SL on October 27 and the Tri-Series Final Race

Pakistan next face Sri Lanka in Lahore on October 27, a match that will decide whether Sri Lanka stay alive in the final race. England’s final league match is against Sri Lanka on October 29. Our PAK vs ENG 4th ODI match prediction had picked Pakistan to win — and that pick was right. For Pakistan’s earlier win over England in this series, read our PAK vs ENG 2nd ODI match result, where Pakistan won by 87 runs.

Our prediction pick (Pakistan) was RIGHT.