Pakistan joins the third ODI with an unchanged roster

• Pakistan opens innings with Imamul Haq and Fakhar Zaman.
• The third ODI can be performed immediately at Edgbaston Stadium in Birmingham.
• Host England lead the ODI sequence 2-0.

Pakistan will make it into the third and ultimate one-day worldwide match in opposition to England virtually unchanged, sources stated on Tuesday.

Pakistani skipper Babar Azam and coach Misbah-ul-Haq should not prepared, based on sources, to alter the present stroke order.

Subsequently, Imam-ul-Haq and Fakhar Zaman will open the innings.

Sources stated the inexperienced kits might make a change to the workforce as Muhammed Hasnain might substitute Tempor Haris Rauf.

The New England aspect, strengthened by the 2 earlier wins in opposition to the inexperienced jerseys, will hit the bottom to wash up the three-man ODI sequence whereas Pakistan will save face within the third duel in opposition to the hosts.

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England’s whole first-choice squad went into quarantine lengthy earlier than the sequence started after a number of gamers examined optimistic for Covid-19 on the camp. The hosts performed with all the brand new gamers who turned out to be completely sufficient for Pakistan, notably Saqib Mahmood and Phill Salt.

Fakhar Zaman, whom guests might depend on, didn’t impress along with his bat within the first two ODIs as he was the sixth man for 47 in Cardiff and the fourth man for 10 at Lord’s.

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Beforehand on the first ODI in Cardiff, Pakistan was routed by 9 wickets with 169 balls remaining. The identical dismal batting efficiency was repeated within the second ODI at Lord’s, the place Pakistan acquired a 52-run spanking.

At present the third day-night ODI can be performed [July 13] at Edgbaston Stadium, Birmingham.

Pakistan is the sixth greatest ODI workforce on the planet, adopted by South Africa and India in fifth and fourth.