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Natalie Sciver hit an unbeaten century as England beat Pakistan by 127 runs in the second one-day international in Kuala Lumpur.

Sciver (100 not out) put on 146 with Fran Wilson (85 not out) as England made 327-4 in their 50 overs.

Pakistan were all out for 200, with Anya Shrubsole, Sarah Glenn, Sophie Ecclestone and captain Heather Knight taking two wickets apiece.

The win put England 2-0 up in the three-match series.

The third match takes place on Saturday.

Interim coach Ali Maiden is overseeing the tour before Lisa Keightley takes over as head coach in January.

Analysis

Henry Moeran, ����ý Sport cricket reporter in Kuala Lumpur

With new coach Lisa Keightley watching on for the first time, this was a dominant performance from England.

Sciver has the ability to be one of the world's very best with the bat - today she showed it. Her third ODI hundred showed patience when needed before a savage acceleration to take the game away from Pakistan.

Huge credit too to batting partner Fran Wilson who was outstanding in reaching a career-best 85 not out from just 49 balls.

The run chase was a model in run-restriction, leaving captain Heather Knight to lift the series trophy at the end of her 100th ODI.