The Pakistani cricket team is aiming to win series

Pakistan’s cricket team is aiming to continue their winning streak.  The team is also considering Iftikhar Ahmed as an option to stabilize the middle order. However, the team’s bowling is a concern and the spinners will need to take advantage of the different conditions in Karachi.

New Zealand is looking to bounce back in the series, and their expectations are high for in-form players such as Daryl Mitchell and Tom Latham. However, their pacers are anxious to improve their performance and the team’s bowlers will need to overcome their issues. The average first innings score at the National Stadium in Karachi is 265, so both teams will need to adjust their batting plans accordingly.

New Zealand’s bowling consultant Saqlain Mushtaq said that the team is determined to come back in the series and will try their best to do so. The team is also hoping to make the most of the different conditions in Karachi.

Fakhar Zaman will be looking forward to setting the record for the fourth consecutive century, while Imam-ul-Haq will be determined to play a big inning after failing to score much in the second match. Iftikhar Ahmed, who has been included in the squad after Haris Sohail’s injury, is likely to be included in the playing XI, giving the team a spin bowling option.

Pakistan is concerned about their bowling, as Ehsanullah could not give an impressive performance in the last match and has also suffered from fitness problems. Haris Rauf took 4 catches but was also the most expensive bowler, while Naseem Shah is expected to have more control of the ball. The decision to return Shaheen Shah Afridi is also being considered.

On the other hand, New Zealand’s openers Zol Bang and Chad Bolin are in better form, but the pivot of hopes will be Daryl Mitchell, who has scored centuries in the last two matches. The team is also hoping to improve the performance of their spinners Rao Chin Rond Rao and Ash Sodhi.

The Kiwi Pace battery is under pressure, and the bowlers will be anxious to contain the aggression of the Pakistani batsmen. Karachi’s beach is not likely to produce big scores like Rawalpindi, as the average score for teams batting first here is 265, and chasing targets is also difficult.

Overall, both teams are determined to give their best performance in Karachi and put on an exciting match for cricket fans around the world.