Even without Stokes and Buttler, this England side is very strong.
The top four have immense firepower, but their lower-order has a hole that we should look to exploit.
Moeen and Curran aren't even half of what Stokes and Buttler are with the bat.
We will need to be creative with our bowling, we cannot give boundary balls at all. That should be our main goal, to avoid bowling poor deliveries and focus on getting groups of tidy overs together. England's batsmen usually get out when they try to create a shot out of nothing, so we need to bank on their aggression to topple them. Both Roy and Bairstow will attack the new ball straight away, so the best idea seems to be either getting the ball to swing into their pads by getting them to drive at it.
Whoever our spinners are will need to keep things very economical. Right now, I don't think Shadab is in any position to be bowling to in-form Roy and Bairstow, he will get eaten alive. Nawaz and Qadir seem like better options, but making Shadab the vice captain has cost us a lot in terms of team balance.
Pakistan's best chance is defending targets, we will fail under pressure while we are chasing.
Our best team looks like this:
Fakhar Zaman
Imam-ul-Haq
Babar Azam (c)
Haris Sohail
Sarfaraz Ahmed (excellent record in England is why I've included him)
Shadab Khan
Faheem Ashraf
Mohammad Nawaz
Hasan Ali
Shaheen Shah Afridi
Haris Rauf
Unfortunately, our team balance is awful because we don't have Imad Wasim in the team. He would have slotted in at 6 perfectly, but our management is quite incompetent in that regard. He could have easily played as a batting all-rounder and it would have allowed us to have 6 reliable bowling options as well, but we instead need to hope that Shadab can deliver with the bat and ball.
We need 6 bowling options in England, and unfortunately, it means that our tail will be even longer.