James Vince fine century helped his side defeat Pakistan by three wickets to make a clean sweep of the three-match One-day International series.
Vince's first international hundred led England as they chased down 332 at Edgbaston and overcame a 158 by Pakistan captain Babar Azam.
The internet was torn with opinions after Andrew Tye bowled a wide delivery, with James Vince needing only two runs to complete his century.
The 29-year-old again joins fellow Englishman Tom Curran at the Sixers and head coach Greg Shipperd said Vince brought a wealth of experience to his squad.
Vince has not been able to make an impact in the 13 ODIs that he has played so far, scoring at an average of 24.09 with just one fifty.
England batsman James Vince took to Twitter to voice his frustration on people going out despite the deadly outbreak of COVID-19.
Chris Morris and James Vince have been playing alongside each other for Hampshire in England in recent months.
Jofra Archer replaced David Willey while Liam Dawson and James Vince came in place of Joe Denly and Alex Hales respectively.
The Oval Test will incidentally be former skipper and England's highest run-scorer Alastair Cook's farewell game for his country.
National selector Ed Smith confirmed that Vince has been called up as a cover for Jonny Bairstow, who has sustained a fracture on his left-hand middle finger.
England have released two players ahead of the series-deciding third and final ODI against India while bringing in an in-form James Vince.
Vince broke a form drought with the third half-century of his career and Stoneman posted his second fifty of the series in a 123-run partnership for the second wicket which allowed England to build decisively on its 29-run first innings lead.
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