Jason Roy and Alex Hales got England off to a sparkling start.

Imad Wasim's dismissal of Eoin Morgan necessitated the need for an England rebuild.

Mohammad Amir sent back Alex Hales while Hasan Ali accounted for Joe Root to peg England back.

Jason Roy, along with Ben Stokes, led England's recovery with a fearless approach to middle-overs batting.

Azhar Ali won the toss and with rain predicted for the evening elected to field.

Jason Roy missed out on his ton when he miscued Mohammad Amir to fall for 87.

Ben Stokes scored a whirlwind half-century as England eyed a total in excess of 350 but his dismissal triggered a mini collapse.

Ben Stokes copped a blow to his groin, rendering him uncomfortable for a few moments.

Mark Wood effected a double strike early in the chase to set Pakistan on the back foot.

Sarfraz Ahmed led Pakistan's counter-attack with an attacking 73-ball 90.

Debutant Liam Dawson dismissed both Sarfraz and Shoaib Malik but Pakistan sneaked home thanks to a patient 34 from Mohammad Rizwan.

Shoaib Malik gave Sarfraz crucial support with 77 as the duo shared a 163-run fourth wicket stand.

Eoin Morgan's men were denied a series sweep but were deserved winners of the ODI series.