Pakistan has revealed its playing XI for the first T20 of the three-match series against Zimbabwe, scheduled to take place tomorrow.
With regular captain Mohammad Rizwan opting to rest, the team will be led by vice-captain Salman Ali Agha, who will take charge for the opening game.
The playing XI features a mix of experienced players and emerging talent, reflecting Pakistan’s strategy to test its bench strength and experiment with combinations ahead of future international assignments.
The series comes on the heels of Pakistan’s 2-1 victory in the ODI series, and the team will aim to carry that momentum into the T20 format while providing opportunities for younger players to showcase their skills.
Here is Pakistan’s playing XI for the first T20:
| Pakistan XI |
|---|
| Salman Ali Agha (c) |
| Saim Ayub |
| Omair Bin Yousuf |
| Usman Khan (wk) |
| Tayyab Tahir |
| Muhammad Irfan Khan |
| Jahandad Khan |
| Mohammad Abbas Afridi |
| Haris Rauf |
| Abrar Ahmed |
| Sufyan Moqim |
The T20 series provides Pakistan with an excellent opportunity to assess the depth of its squad and prepare for upcoming challenges in the international cricket calendar.
With a strong mix of youth and experience, the team will look to dominate the series while giving its younger players a platform to shine.
