Pakistan will face England on Sunday in their only T20I match of the series. Fans are hoping for a mouthwatering clash between the two cricketing giants. Both teams possess enough ingredients to make it the most memorable match of the season.
England’s batting power is hidden from no one. Their batsman score 180 runs in almost every game. On the other hand, the whole world knows about Pakistan side unpredictable nature. On their day Pakistan can defeat any side and their bowling attack is feared by every side.
It would be a competition of England’s batting versus Pakistan’s bowling. Whoever will execute their plans and handle the pressure well will come out on top. So far Pakistan has not lost a single series under the leadership of Sarfraz Ahmed. Under his captaincy, Pakistan side has won every T20I series. Whereas England side will be led by Eoin Morgan who is the man responsible for the drastic turn around in the fortune of England’s side in the limited over format after the world cup.
PLAYERS TO WATCH OUT FOR
Both sides possess some of the world’s most exciting players. Pakistan will be depending on the class of Babar Azam and the fearless attitude of Fakhar Zaman. While Eoin Morgan and Jason Roy would be licking the lips to get their hands on the Pakistan side.
It is expected to be a great game of cricket with a lot of boundaries, sixes, and wickets. Fans are hoping for an incredible night of entertainment. As history indicates Whenever Pakistan side takes on England series is everything but a dead rubber keeping all controversies in mind.
PLAYING ELEVEN
England: (possible) 1 James Vince, 2 Ben Duckett, 3 Joe Root, 4 Eoin Morgan (capt), 5 Joe Denly, 6 Ben Foakes (wk), 7 David Willey, 8 Adil Rashid, 9 Jofra Archer, 10 Chris Jordan, 11 Tom Curran
Pakistan: (possible) 1 Fakhar Zaman, 2 Babar Azam, 3 Imam-ul-Haq/Mohammad Hafeez, 4 Haris Sohail, 5 Asif Ali, 6 Sarfaraz Ahmed (capt/wk), 7 Faheem Ashraf, 8 Imad Wasim, 9 Hasan Ali, 10 Shaheen Shah Afridi, 11 Mohammad Hasnain
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