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Pakistan unveil T20I and ODI squads for home series
Sahibzada Farhan will captain a 15-member T20I squad, while Shaheen Shah Afridi leads a 16-player ODI side for the seven-match tri-series.
- On Monday, the Pakistan Cricket Board announced squad lineups and captains for the upcoming home white-ball series, naming Sahibzada Farhan to lead the T20I team and Shaheen Shah Afridi to captain the ODI squad.
- Pakistan begins the assignment with a three-match T20I series against Sri Lanka at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, with matches scheduled for October 9, 11, and 13.
- Following the T20Is, the squad will transition to a seven-match ODI tri-series featuring Pakistan alongside England and Sri Lanka in the longer format competition.
- The 15-member T20I roster includes Farhan, Shadab Khan, and Naseem Shah, while the 16-member ODI squad features Babar Azam, Haris Rauf, and captain Shaheen.
- Rawalpindi will host the opening three matches before the tournament moves to Lahore for the remaining league fixtures and the final.
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