Pak vs End 2nd T20 | Babar, Rizwan lead Pakistan to 10-wicket win

Babar Azam made 110 off 66 balls and Mohammad Rizwan hit 88 as Pakistan reached 203-0 with three balls to spare to level the seven-match series against England

Babar Azam returned to batting form with a century and Mohammad Rizwan hit 88 in a Pakistan record-breaking double-century opening stand to beat England by 10 wickets in the second Twenty20.

Babar made an unbeaten 110 in his second T20 century off 66 balls as Pakistan reached 203-0 with three balls to spare to level the seven-match series on Thursday.

Moeen Ali accelerated at the back end of England's innings with an unbeaten 55 off 23 balls and led the team to 199-5 after he won the toss and elected to bat.

"We planned to play according to the situation, and planned when to charge and when to hold back," Babar said.

"The execution of that plan went brilliantly. When you have a target in front of you, you play according to that and change gears accordingly."

Babar and Rizwan charged against England with aggressive batting as the visitors couldn't hold on to their chances to break the stand.

Babar came into Thursday's game on the back of only 98 runs in his previous seven T20s that included 68 runs in the six Asia Cup matches in the United Arab Emirates and a knock of 30 in the opening game of the series on Tuesday.