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With the series in the bag already, Pakistan will hope to make it three in three against Zimbabwe in the final ODI in Rawalpindi on Tuesday, 3 November.
Overview
Pakistan v Zimbabwe, 3rd ODI
Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
Tuesday, 3 November, 12.30pm local time, 07.30am GMT
A win would also see Pakistan go top of the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Super League points table.
Zimbabwe have had some promising performances in the first two matches, but have failed to string together a perfect team effort. Pakistan, on the other hand, have had contributions coming in from all quarters.
The area the visitors would most like to fix would be the top order, which hasn't fired in either of the two matches. The onus will be on captain and opener Chamu Chibhabha to help deliver Zimbabwe with a strong start in the final match.
That, however, will be no easy task against Pakistan's formidable attack. Where fast bowlers Shaheen Shah Afridi and Wahab Riaz did most of the damage in the first ODI, spinner Iftikhar Ahmed led the charge in the second match.
Remember the last time:
With the quicks having provided a great start, Iftikhar chipped away into the middle order with only Sean Williams (75 off 70) going past fifty. The off-spinner struck key blows, including the wickets of Brendan Taylor and Williams on his way to a career-best haul of 5/40.
After having missed out in the first match, newly-appointed captain Babar Azam excelled in the second game striking a fluent 74-ball 77* to steer Pakistan to a six-wicket win in a modest chase of 207.
What they said:
Iftikhar Ahmed (Bowler, Pakistan): "I have worked on my skills, I am playing as a batting all-rounder and I've honed my skills since the England tour. I bowl a lot of variations, depending on the wicket and that's what gives me success. My batting preparation has been good too, and the youngsters have done quite well as well."
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Pakistan’s 15-member squad for 3rd ODI :
Imam ul Haq
Fakhar Zaman
Haider Ali
Babar Azam
Abdullah Shafiq
Mohammad Rizwan
Iftikhar Ahmed
Khushdil Shah
Faheem Ashraf
Zafar Gohar
Usman Qadir
Wahab Riaz
Shaheen Shah Afridi
Mohammad Hasnain
Musa Khan
Overview
Pakistan v Zimbabwe, 3rd ODI
Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
Tuesday, 3 November, 12.30pm local time, 07.30am GMT
A win would also see Pakistan go top of the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Super League points table.
Zimbabwe have had some promising performances in the first two matches, but have failed to string together a perfect team effort. Pakistan, on the other hand, have had contributions coming in from all quarters.
The area the visitors would most like to fix would be the top order, which hasn't fired in either of the two matches. The onus will be on captain and opener Chamu Chibhabha to help deliver Zimbabwe with a strong start in the final match.
That, however, will be no easy task against Pakistan's formidable attack. Where fast bowlers Shaheen Shah Afridi and Wahab Riaz did most of the damage in the first ODI, spinner Iftikhar Ahmed led the charge in the second match.
Remember the last time:
With the quicks having provided a great start, Iftikhar chipped away into the middle order with only Sean Williams (75 off 70) going past fifty. The off-spinner struck key blows, including the wickets of Brendan Taylor and Williams on his way to a career-best haul of 5/40.
After having missed out in the first match, newly-appointed captain Babar Azam excelled in the second game striking a fluent 74-ball 77* to steer Pakistan to a six-wicket win in a modest chase of 207.
What they said:
Iftikhar Ahmed (Bowler, Pakistan): "I have worked on my skills, I am playing as a batting all-rounder and I've honed my skills since the England tour. I bowl a lot of variations, depending on the wicket and that's what gives me success. My batting preparation has been good too, and the youngsters have done quite well as well."
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Pakistan’s 15-member squad for 3rd ODI :
Imam ul Haq
Fakhar Zaman
Haider Ali
Babar Azam
Abdullah Shafiq
Mohammad Rizwan
Iftikhar Ahmed
Khushdil Shah
Faheem Ashraf
Zafar Gohar
Usman Qadir
Wahab Riaz
Shaheen Shah Afridi
Mohammad Hasnain
Musa Khan


