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FOR BUSINESS & PROMOTION CONTACT ME AT :: [email protected] #PAKvsSL #CRICKET #live Topics to be discussed today: SL TOUR OF PAKISTAN PAKISTAN CRICKET MATCHES 2026 PAK VS SL LIVE MATCH CRICKET MATCH LIVE PAK MATCH LIVE TODAY TODAY MATCH LIVE CRICKET MATCH TODAY LIVE CRICKET LIVE LIVE COMMENTARY Sri Lanka (Probable XI): Lahiru Udara, Kusal Mendis (c & wk), Kamil Mishara, Kamindu Mendis, Sahan Arachchige, Dasun Shanaka, Chamindu Wickramasinghe, Dunith Wellalage, Dushmantha Chameera/Eshan Malinga, Maheesh Theekshana, Nuwan Thushara Pakistan (Probable XI): Sahibzada Farhan (c), Fakhar Zaman, Saim Ayub/Maaz Sadaqat, Khawaja Nafay (wk), Hasan Nawaz, Abdul Samad, Shadab Khan, Naseem Shah, Razaullah/Salman Mirza, Sufyan Moqim, Abrar Ahmed Preview by Abhishek Sharma When Sri Lanka last visited Pakistan for a T20I bilateral series in 2019, history was created under the Lahore night sky as the Lankans swept the hosts. Seven years have passed since then, and as the two subcontinental rivals prepare to reignite their rivalry at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Friday, October 9, the game’s shortest format has undergone a rapid transformation. The captaincy band has been relayed from one person to the other in quick succession across both dressing rooms since then. For Pakistan, leadership has been a revolving door of trial and error, passing through Sarfaraz Ahmed, Babar Azam, Shadab Khan, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Mohammad Rizwan, and Salman Ali Agha before settling on Sahibzada Farhan. Agha’s removal from the helm and outright exclusion from the squad mark another dramatic shift in Pakistan’s limited-overs philosophy. Farhan takes charge during a period of rich individual form. His stock has risen following a prolific 2026 T20 World Cup campaign, where he finished as the tournament's leading run-scorer with 383 runs at a blistering 160 strike rate, and a silver-medal campaign as skipper at the recently concluded Asian Games. Pakistan’s squad reflects a blend of returning stars and rewarded domestic performers. Hasan Nawaz retains his place in the T20I setup following a sensational 96-run knock against India in the Asian Games final. Speedster Naseem Shah also returns to international action after recovering from a knee injury suffered in the PSL, having gradually built up his bowling workload in the CPL, where he picked up 7 wickets. Furthermore, right-arm fast bowler Razaullah, who impressed on his Test debut after notching a splendid 81-run knock at Edgbaston against England, features as an uncapped option, reinforcing a bowling attack that also includes Abrar Ahmed and Shadab Khan. Salman Mirza, along with Muhammad Imran Randhawa, are also other seaming options. Experienced stars like Shaheen Shah Afridi, their ODI captain, and Haris Rauf remain missing from the T20I lineup. Another surprising omission from the T20I squad is Hasan Ali, who has been making a strong case for himself in recent times, finishing with 27 wickets in the T20 Blast and 7 wickets in three matches played in the National Cup. Mirroring the PCB's usual unpredictable nature, this instability extends beyond team selection into the coaching ranks. Shaun Tait, who previously served as bowling coach from 2022 to 2023, has been brought back for a second stint to replace Ashley Noffke. At the batting front, the skipper needs to bat with some added responsibility, but the arrival of senior pro Fakhar Zaman back in the T20I mix is one of the headlines. Fakhar, who earlier this year during the PSL was found guilty of ball-tampering and handed a 2-match ban in the tournament, where he eventually finished as the third-highest run-scorer with 401 runs. The southpaw has carried his rich vein of form since then, with 269 runs from three innings in the National Cup and 206 runs at an average of 68.67 in the President Trophy. Saim Ayub is another player who would want to prove his worth with the bat in the team. Saim has been a regular feature at the top of the lineup, but has significantly failed to make a mark for himself in Pakistan colours. With his handy spin bowling overpowering his batting performances in recent times.
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