Pakistan captain Shaheen Shah Afridi won the toss and chose to field against England in a tri-series one-day international on Sunday, according to a wire report from ABC News. The report describes the toss and the decision to field, but it does not give the match result, a score, or any player performance.
The Guardian has also published a live blog on a match its headline describes as Pakistan v England in a tri-series one day international. Written by Daniel Gallan, the blog's summary says its live updates run from 8am GMT.
The Guardian summary also says Sri Lanka stunned England with the second-highest ODI chase. It does not say which match that was, when it took place, or by what margin, and the ABC News report does not mention Sri Lanka at all. On the sources as given, it is unclear how that result relates to the Pakistan and England fixture.
The two sources therefore point to different matches, and neither explains the other. The ABC News report centers on the toss and the Pakistan and England contest, while the Guardian summary highlights a Sri Lanka result against England.
The Guardian summary also includes a personal remark by Gallan about Harry Brook. The summary offers no match facts tied to that remark, so it is not reported here.
ABC News and The Guardian published only a headline and a brief summary each, and those are the only material available for this report. Neither outlet's summary gives a final score, a match result, or the names of the other teams in the tri-series, so those points cannot be confirmed from the sources.
Sources: The Guardian: Pakistan v England: tri-series one day international cricket - live; ABC News: Pakistan wins toss, elects to field against England in tri-series ODI.