pakistani celebrations were halted by eoin morgan. the england captain keeping them in the game with his own half—century. there was a brief wobble is three wickets fell, but england were guided home in the final over by david milan. all the drama you need for your sunday afternoon. we are delighted. i think at the halfway stage we probably thought there was a lot of runs to chase on this ground with the pakistani batsmen posting quite a substantial score but we found when we gathered momentum with partnerships it was actually hard momentum with partnerships it was actually ha rd to momentum with partnerships it was actually hard to stop us scoring but it's nice to come out the other side of it particular with performances with guys at the top of the order and david milan taking another opportunity. when you are in the top three you don't get many opportunities to win games and

finish them off especially chasing 190 so to be there at the end was a great feeling. it would have been nice with a few more people in the ground but it is a great feeling either way. let's move on to formula 1 now. lewis hamilton won the belgian grand prix as he continues his march towards a record equalling seventh world title. it was another mercedes procession as hamilton led from start to finish to claim his 89th f1win, just two short of michael schumacher‘s all—time record. joe wilson reports. if the hardest thing in sport is to make it look easy, watch lewis hamilton. lights out and away we go. the start here is notoriously competitive, overtaking, undulating, hamilton began first and just kept the rest behind. remember, looks easy. here is the view from antonio giovinazzi. one error, race over. then, from george russell,

just behind, nowhere to go.