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Pakistan Vs England Tri-Series Match

25 Oct to 26 Oct

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Pakistan Vs England Tri-Series Match. (2026, October 26). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/105420

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25 Oct
Pakistan won the toss and elected to field against England in the One-day International tri-series match at the Gaddafi Stadium on Sunday, with all-rounder Shadab Khan returning to the side and Razaullah making his debut.
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Coverage 6 articles

26 Oct Shadab Khan’s record-breaking innings gives Pakistan ODI win over England
Al Jazeera
25 Oct Shadab Khan’s match-winning century sparks social media celebrations after Pakistan’s thrilling win
Dawn
25 Oct Shaheen takes four as Pakistan restrict England to 241 despite Duckett century in tri-series match
Dawn
25 Oct Why are Pakistan wearing a pink jersey today?
Dawn
25 Oct Pakistan wins toss, elects to field against England in tri-series ODI
Toronto Star
25 Oct Shadab returns, Razaullah makes debut as Pakistan elect to field in tri-series match against England
Dawn

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