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London: England produced another polished display to beat Pakistan at Lord's and take a 2-0 lead in the one-day series.
Having won easily at the Ageas Bowl on Wednesday, England had the tourists 2-3 courtesy of an early blitz from opening bowlers Mark Wood and Chris Woakes.
Sarfraz Ahmed scored a superb 105 and Imad Wasim struck 63 not out to salvage a competitive total of 251.
But Joe Root's 89 and 68 from Eoin Morgan helped England to a four-wicket win with 15 balls to spare.
England's victory is their first in an ODI at Lord's since 2012, having lost their previous three at the ground.
As well as a 2-0 one-day lead, England will take a commanding 12-8 advantage in the super series to Trent Bridge for the third match of the five-game 50-over contest.
Despite the green wicket at Lord's, Pakistan captain Azhar Ali opted to bat first after winning the toss.
It would quickly prove to be a terrible decision as Wood and Woakes tore into the tourists' top order.
Brief scores
Pakistan - 251 (Sarfraz 105, Imad 63*, Woakes 3-42, Wood 3-46)
England - 255 for 6 (Root 89, Morgan 68)
Result - England won by four wickets
MOM - Joe Root (England)
