Pakistan And Australia on 4th June Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore They will face each other in the third and final ODI of the series. With the three-match series tied at 1-1, both teams have everything they need to win in what promises to be an exciting decider.
Pakistan started the series with an impressive win in Rawalpindi, but Australia made a strong comeback in the second ODI. The visiting team recorded a hard-fought 41-run win on a challenging spin-friendly surface, cameron green, Josh English And matt renshaw The disciplined batting played an important role, while nathan ellis Bowled a match-winning spell with the ball.
The host team has experienced players like Babar Azam, Shaheen Afridi And Shadab Khan But will trust them to play their role in this important match. Australia, on the other hand, will take confidence from their friendly in Lahore and will look to carry that momentum into the final match of the series.
Played: 113 | PAK won: 37 | AUS won: 72 | Any result/tie: 4
The Gaddafi Stadium surface has shown significant support for the spinners during this series. The second ODI saw a lot of turn, uneven bounce and a lack of pace from the wicket, making it difficult for the batsmen to bat without wasting time.
The batsmen will have to be patient in the beginning and focus on building partnerships rather than attacking right from the start. Spinners are once again expected to play a decisive role, while fast bowlers who vary their pace effectively could also find success. Given the nature of the pitch, any score above 250 could prove highly competitive. The captain who wins the toss may choose to bat first and put runs on the score board, giving the spinners a chance to take advantage of the deteriorating surface later on.
Pakistan: Shaheen Afridi (wk), Ghazi Ghori (wk), Sahibzada Farhan, Maaz Sadaqat, Babar Azam, Salman Agha, Abdul Samad, Shadab KhanNaseem Shah, Haris Rauf, Abrar Ahmed, Rohail Nazir, Ahmed Daniyal, Arafat Minhas, Sufyan Moqim, Shamail Hussain.
Australia: Josh Inglis(w), Alex Carey(wk), Marnus Labuschagne, Matthew Short, Matt Renshaw, Cameron Green, Liam Scott, Nathan Ellis, Riley Meredith, Tanvir Sangha, Billy Stanlake, Matthew Kunnemann, Oliver Peak, Adam Zampa
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Match Result: The team batting first is likely to win this match.