Eoin Morgan produced his second superb century in consecutive ODI appearances at the Rose Bowl, before Graeme Swann bamboozled Pakistan's middle-order with another top-class display of offspin, as England signed off for the 2010 season with their sixth consecutive series win across all formats this summer.

Despite a strong start in their pursuit of a stiff target of 257, Pakistan's challenge tailed off into the September night, as Swann and the England seamers overcame a ropey first ten overs to secure a handsome 121-run victory with 13 overs to spare.

The victory also secured a hard-fought 3-2 series scoreline, and given all the off-field shenanigans of the past week, with accusations of match-fixing flying like the fists in the Lord's nets on Monday, that result was especially sweet for an England team who have already vowed to clear their names in court after the inflammatory comments from the chairman of the PCB, Ijaz Butt, in the wake of the third game at The Oval
Summarized scores: England 256 for 6 (Morgan 107*, Shoaib 3-40) beat Pakistan 135 (Broad 3-25, Swann 3-26) by 121 runs.

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