Pakistan v England: Jade Dernbach and Danny Briggs make most of Pakistan's weaknesses in fourth ODI Bresnan, playing his first international match of the year following elbow surgery which ruled him out of a 3-0 Test defeat here, found it tough to keep the second-wicket pair quiet. They shared 11 fours in a passage of play interrupted only when Shafiq chopped on, trying to cut a ball from Bresnan which tailed into him. That was the Yorkshire seamer's first international wicket of 2012, and Briggs soon had the first of his career when Umar Akmal mistimed an attempted big hit straight to long-off. Dernbach was the catcher, and was soon back in the last column too - with a good delivery which held its line off the pitch and saw Azhar squirt a thick edge to the diving Eoin Morgan at point. Pakistan therefore had to rebuild again, and in new batsmen Misbah and Shoaib Malik they had the wise heads to do just that. Only 22 runs came in powerplay but no wickets were lost, and precious Steven Finn overs were used up. When Misbah clipped Samit Patel past midwicket, it was for Pakistan's first four for 50 balls. But he and Shoaib still gathered a run-a-ball momentum, and Misbah went up the wicket to hoist Patel over long-on for six to bring up the 200 in the 43rd over. Briggs proved the merit of his tight lines and full length when he had Shoaib lbw sweeping, to end a stand of 58, and England 'won' the last 10 overs - which included six wickets and just 58 runs. Patel was today playing his ninth ODI of the winter, and therefore earned an England and Wales Cricket Board increment contract.