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PAK vs ENG 2022: Predicted Playing 11 for the seventh T20I

Sixth T20I between Pakistan and England will take place on Sunday (2nd October).

PAK vs ENG 2022: The five T20Is between Pakistan and England so far have been exciting. Both the teams have given their everything and have left no stone unturned. The series currently stands at 3-3. It has now come down to the series decider and it’ll be a must-win encounter for both the teams as the fate of the series will decided in this match. Also it’ll be a confidence booster for both ahead of the T20 World Cup 2022.

PAK vs ENG 2022: Predicted Playing 11 for the sixth T20I

The seventh T20I between Pakistan and England is scheduled to take place on Sunday (2nd October). Pakistan has somehow managed to clinch the win in three games and whereas England have been dominant in the three games they have won. 

Talking about their predicted 11, there’s no brainier who will open the batting for Pakistan in T20Is. Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan have been the most successful pair and they will likely open in the sixth game as well. The keeper-batter missed the sixth game and it is expected that he will return for the last game. 

Youngster Shan Masood, who has been in fine form, is likely to get longer rope at No.3 for Pakistan. With middle-order woes haunting them, they would want to look for some stability. The likes of Haider Ali, Iftikhar Ahmed and Asif Ali are expected to bat at 4,5 and 6 respectively.

Mohammad Nawaz and Shadab Khan are likely to be the spin-bowling all-rounders in the team and also can give a finishing touch to the teams. The pace bowling department is likely to be of Aamer Jamal and Mohammad Wasim whereas they can look to rest Haris Rauf and play Mohammad Hasnain.

PAK vs ENG 2022: Predicted Playing 11 for the seventh T20I

Here’s the predicted playing 11 for the 7th T20I

Babar Azam (c)
Mohammad Rizwan (wk)

Shan Masood
Haider Ali
Iftikhar Ahmed
Asif Ali
Mohammad Nawaz
Shadab Khan
Aamer Jamal
Mohammad Hasnain
Mohammad Wasim

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