ISLAMABAD: Fans in Pakistan can watch the live broadcast on PTV Sports, A Sports, and Ten Sports in HD quality. Online streaming will be available on Tapmad and Tamasha, ensuring full access for viewers on mobile or desktop platforms.
International viewers can tune in via Willow TV (North America), Supreme TV and Dialog TV (Sri Lanka), T Sports (Bangladesh), SuperSport (Sub-Saharan Africa), and Cricbuzz (MENA & Southeast Asia).
The match begins at 2:30 p.m. local time.
After a commanding home series win over South Africa, Pakistan will aim to extend their white-ball dominance as they take on Sri Lanka in the first ODI of the three-match series at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium today.
Shaheen Afridi Eyes Continued Success as ODI Captain
This series marks another milestone in Shaheen Shah Afridi’s captaincy journey. Following Pakistan’s 2–1 triumph over South Africa, Afridi looks to maintain his winning momentum and solidify his leadership credentials ahead of future international challenges.
Historical Advantage Favors Pakistan
Pakistan enter the match with both confidence and history on their side. Out of 30 ODIs played between the two nations in Pakistan, the hosts have won 18, while Sri Lanka have claimed 12 victories. This series also marks Sri Lanka’s first bilateral ODI tour to Pakistan since 2019–20, when the home team secured a 2–0 win.
Overall, Pakistan boast 93 wins against Sri Lanka’s 59 in their ODI head-to-head record. However, Sri Lanka’s resilience and disciplined approach could pose a strong challenge on foreign soil.
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