Pakistan cricket fans praise World XI players during the Twenty20 match at the Gaddafi Cricket Stadium in Lahore, Pakistan. (File photo | AP) 
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Pakistan score 183-4 against World XI in final Twenty20

Opener Ahmed Shehzad missed his second Twenty20 international century when he fell for 89. His 55-ball knock included eight boundaries and three sixes.

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LAHORE: Pakistan, sent into bat by the World XI, scored 183-4 in the third and final Twenty20 international at Gaddafi stadium on Friday.

Opener Ahmed Shehzad missed his second Twenty20 international century when he fell for 89. His 55-ball knock included eight boundaries and three sixes. 

Babar Azam made a 31-ball 48 with five boundaries and added 102 for the second wicket with Shehzad.

The three-match series is levelled at 1-1 after Pakistan won the first match by 20 runs on Tuesday before the World XI came back with a seven-wicket victory on Wednesday.

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