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Pakistan Wins Toss, Elects to Field in Final ODI Against Bangladesh
Pakistan made two player debuts and returned a leg-spinner after injuries, deciding to bowl first in the series-deciding final ODI against Bangladesh, currently tied 1-1.
- On Sunday, Pakistan won the coin toss and elected to bowl first against Bangladesh in the third and final ODI at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium.
- The three-match series is currently leveled at 1-1 after Bangladesh won the first game by eight wickets and Pakistan secured a 128-run victory in the rain-affected second ODI.
- Pakistan captain Shaheen Shah Afridi announced debuts for Ghazi Ghori and Saad Masood, replacing injured Hussain Talat and Shamyl Hussain, while Leg-spinner Abrar Ahmed returned to the side.
- Bangladesh retained the same side for the third successive game, maintaining faith in their three-man pace attack featuring Taskin Ahmed, Nahid Rana, and Mustafizur Rahman.
- With the series deadlocked at 1-1, Sunday's match serves as the ultimate decider for both Pakistan and Bangladesh to claim the trophy after competitive opening rounds.
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