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Pakistan batsman Mohammad Rizwan plays a shot during the second One Day International between Sri Lanka and Pakistan at the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium in Pallekele on July 15, 2015. (AFP)
Pakistan proved too good for Hong Kong on Monday, beating the minnows by 64 runs in Dubai in a Twenty20 warm-up for their three-match series against England starting this week.
Pakistan rode on a brilliant 38-ball 55 from wicket-keeper batsman Mohammad Rizwan who smashed two sixes and five boundaries in the match played at the International Cricket Council academy.
All-rounder Amir Yamin struck three sixes in his 13-ball 27 while Sohaib Maqsood and opener Rafatullah Mohmand chipped in with 25 each.
For Hong Kong, paceman Haseeb Amhad was the pick of the bowlers with figures of 3-38.
Hong Kong, who have qualified for the World Twenty20 to be held in India in March and April, could not cope with the spin of Pakistan skipper Shahid Afridi (2-21) and Bilal Asif (2-13) and were bowled out for 103 in 17.1 overs.
Mark Chapman fought the lone battle for Hong Kong with a 39-ball 50 studded with two sixes and five boundaries.
England will play the United Arab Emirates in a warm-up Twenty20 match in Abu Dhabi later on Monday.
Pakistan and England will play Twenty20 internationals in Dubai (November 26 and 27) and in Sharjah (November 30).
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