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England women 138 for 7 (Wilson 43*) beat Pakistan 103 (Gunn 2-7) by 35 runs ScorecardFran Wilson top-scored in her first international appearance in more than five years, while Amy Jones once again restated her qualities as Sarah Taylors replacement behind the stumps, as Englands women were forced to battle hard for the ascendancy before sealing a comfortable 35-run victory in the second T20 against Pakistan at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton.In the end, Englands depth proved the difference, as Pakistans middle- and lower-order faded after a spirited start to their pursuit of 139. They lost their last four wickets for 19 runs in 36 balls, with Jenny Gunn, Englands veteran allrounder, returning the ultra-parsimonious figures of 2 for 7 in four overs of wicket-to-wicket medium pace.However, after the power-hitting exploits that had marked Englands victories in the first four matches of the tour, their performance on Tuesday was a timely reminder of the fragilities that still exist in a line-up that has been significantly remodelled since their disappointing World T20 campaign in March.After winning the toss, Heather Knight chose to bat first on a flat surface with tantalisingly short boundaries - apparently the rope was brought in to the minimum 55 metre-mark at the behest of Englands coach, Mark Robinson. However, the captain herself struck the only six of the innings as Pakistan responded to the challenge by bringing their spinners to the fore - all four of them, whose tidy and threatening lines of attack exposed an England batting line-up that had hardly been called upon all summer, due in no small part to the towering success of their opening partnership.The match began, sure enough, with an extension of a formidable record for Lauren Winfield and Tammy Beaumont. The pair had come into the game with 664 runs between them in three ODIs and one T20 to date, including seven sixes and 83 fours at a strike-rate of 110.48. And, when Winfield began her days work with three fours from the first four balls of Aiman Anwars international career, it seemed the summers narrative was set to continue.But then Aiman hit back at the end of her second over, trapping Beaumont lbw for 5 with an inswinging yorker that replays suggested would have missed the stumps. There on, England lost a touch of fluency to their batting. Winfield was badly dropped at extra cover off the bowling of Sadia Yousuf, the left-arm spinner, but then picked out long-off from her very next delivery - Aiman, right in the thick of the action, held a well-judged chance right on the edge of the rope to reduce England to 44 for 2 in the seventh over.Natalie Sciver, Englands hard-hitting allrounder, got off the mark first ball with a cut for two through point, but fireworks proved elusive as she and Knight failed to make the most of their starts - Knight was excellently stumped by Sidra Nawaz as Nida Dar, the offspinner, slid a wide one across her bows, before Sciver fell one over later, caught at long-on as she attempted to up the ante against Yousufs left-arm spin.It was left to Wilson to apply some gloss to the latter stages of Englands innings - her 43 nor out from 39 balls featured three fours, including an excellent one-bounce thump for four down the ground from the penultimate ball of the innings as Pakistans deep-set field, which had previously challenged the batsmen to clear the rope or settle for the single, was finally pierced by the best shot of the innings.But thanks in part to Englands improved running between the wickets, a total of 138 for 7 always promised to be a touch out of Pakistans reach, not least after a frantic first over from Katherine Brunt. Having been run out for 3 in the final over of Englands innings, Brunts mood quickly worsened when Sidra Ameens first-ball mow was caught by Jones behind the stumps but over-ruled for a front-foot no-ball. Two balls later, however, Ameen was sent on her way for a duck - run out by a direct hit from Danielle Wyatt at point, after a tentative poke from Javeria Khan had been spilled in the gully by Knight.Jones then showcased her class as a wicketkeeper in Scivers opening over, as she held her shape to a very wide swipe from Bismah Maroof and clung onto a thick edge to reduce Pakistan to 8 for 2. Javeria hit back with power and placement, taking advantage of the Powerplay with five fours in a 17-ball 23, before Knight induced Jones third catch and second dismissal of the innings, another ambitious swipe that led to a backpedalling chance.Pakistan refused to relinquish hope as they carried on going for their strokes, particularly across the line, but aside from one powerful connection for six from Asmavia Iqbal - her 13th in T20s, more than any other Pakistan player - they struggled to keep in touch with a mounting run-rate. Sophie Ecclestone, the 17-year-old left-arm spinner, once again displayed her composure in picking off two late wickets, before Danielle Hazell secured an unassailable 2-0 series lead by having Nida caught in the deep by Brunt with two balls of the innings left unused.Fake Jordan . - Goaltender Philippe Desrosiers of the Rimouski Oceanic has broken a shutout record that was only three months old in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. 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"We had to dig deep with our fighting spirit and weve done that," United striker Wayne Rooney said.Multiple Group One winner Cirrus Des Aigles has been retired by trainer Corine Barande-Barbe after a ligament problem in a leg was discovered.Though the 10-year-old gelding is sound, following X-rays the Chantilly handler felt it was not worth the risk putting the horse under maximum pressure in a race.He has been in great condition and very well, but I found that in his work for racing he was holding himself back a little so we checked his legs, she told Press Association Sport. We couldnt see anything so we took X-rays and found a little calcification in a ligament that could be dangerous if he put in 100 per cent. In a race, it could break.We decided with the owner not to take such a risk and put the horse in danger, so we have decided to retire him while he is sound and happy.She went on: He doesnt suffer. He can trot, he can gallop, but we dont want him to go to his maximum as it would be dangerous.He will stay with me for at least two months. We have to wind him down as he was working to go racing.He will do something with Christophe Soumillon (jockey) when he retires. He wants to be a part of the horses retirement. Sky Racing Tickets Fast, secure racing tickets: Exclusive racing offers near you Cirrus Des Aigles won seven Group Ones contests - and 17 Group races in all - among 22 successes in 67 races in six years, earning his connections over £6.dddddddddddd.1million in prize money.His constitution and appetite for racing was such that he competed not only in his native France, but also Britain, Ireland, Japan, Dubai and Hong Kong.As a gelding he was prevented from running in the Prix de lArc de Triomphe, but landed the Champion Stakes at Ascot in 2011 and got within two lengths of the mighty Frankel the following year.Barande-Barbes superstar won the Dubai Sheema Classic in 2012 and the Coronation Cup in 2014, and his three victories in the Prix Ganay included a triumph over the great mare Treve.Picking out three highlights of his amazing career, Barande-Barbe said: Maybe his first Group One at Ascot and when he beat Treve in France and when he won on that magic night in Dubai.He did so much.Also See:Live results serviceFull racecards ￡10 free betGet Sky Sports ' ' '