ENG vs PAK Dream11 Prediction, ODI World Cup 2023, Match 44: England vs Pakistan playing XI, fantasy team today’s, squads, and Pitch Report

On Saturday, November 11, at Kolkata’s Eden Gardens, England Pakistan ENG vs PAK will play in the 44th match of the ODI World Cup 2023. With just two victories in their last eight games, England will be playing this match with their spot in the Champions Trophy 2025 in mind. Pakistan needs a miracle to advance to the top four as they have split their four games between wins and losses.

The Netherlands were defeated by England in their previous match. They were in difficulty because they didn’t even reach 200 runs before losing six wickets. The game’s MVP, though, was Ben Stokes, who scored 129 runs for the seventh wicket and achieved his first-ever ODI World Cup century. His 108 runs off just 84 deliveries helped England post a total of 339 runs for the cost of nine wickets in 50 overs.

The Netherlands’ chase was not off to a good start as they lost four wickets before reaching the century mark. They lost Bas de Leede’s wicket in the 26th over, but they still scored 100 runs. After Edwards was dismissed, the remaining batsmen were unable to muster much of an innings after Teja Nidamanuru and Scott Edwards put on 59 runs for the sixth wicket. The game ended with them down 160 runs when they were all out for 179 runs. In this match, England’s two most impressive bowlers—Moeen Ali and Adil Rashid—each claimed three wickets.

In their most recent match, Pakistan faced New Zealand. With an outstanding 401 runs scored, New Zealand won the competition, and Rachin Ravindra achieved another century. Significant contributions were also made by Kane Williamson, who scored an incredible 95 runs off 79 deliveries in his comeback game. Pakistan lost the first wicket by the end of the second over after coming out to bat, which put them in an early position of disadvantage. Rain stopped the game, but not before Fakhar Zaman and Babar Azam performed magnificently, bringing up a partnership of 194 runs for the second wicket. Ultimately, Pakistan prevailed in this match by 21 runs using the DLS technique.

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