Pakistan needed 48 from 31 balls when he walked in at No 7 and in a relatively low-scoring contest, that was going to be far from straightforward. With the assistance of the evergreen Shoaib Malik at the other end, Asif made it look like child's play. He picked Tim Southee's slower ball a mile off to launch the first of his three sixes, swatted the next over long on and belted Trent Boult over deep midwicket to turn what had been a nervy encounter into a comfortable win.Pakistan Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Talking of career records, the mark achieved by Lee Westwood this week would be seen as unwanted by many players, although the veteran Englishman was all positive about it. Scaloni had never been a head coach when he was appointed in 2018 but he has turned Argentina into a team that can look ahead to Qatar with optimism.