United News of Bangladesh

Pakistan captain Shaheen Shah Afridi won the toss and elected to field against England in Sunday's ODI tri-series match. England are seeking their first victory in the tournament after losing to Pakistan by 87 runs before Sri Lanka chased down the second-highest total in ODI history, scoring 430 runs at Rawalpindi. England captain Harry Brook's record-fastest ODI double century, off 114 balls, went in vain. Pakistan began the tri-series with a 37-run victory over Sri Lanka at Rawalpindi, successfully defending its total. However, the hosts made two changes for the first match of the Lahore leg of the tournament. Fast bowler Razaullah made his ODI debut after Naseem Shah dislocated a finger during Sunday's warm-up. All-rounder Faheem Ashraf was also left out, with spin-bowling all-rounder Shadab Khan replacing him for his first appearance in the series. England handed an ODI debut to 25-year-old fast bowler Henry Crocombe, who replaced Josh Tongue. It was the only change to the side that suffered a surprise defeat against Sri Lanka in its previous match. As part of a breast cancer awareness initiative, Pakistan's players wore pink uniforms for Sunday's match.