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The hosts have won both of their matches in the series so far.
Pakistan will take on England in the fourth match of the Pakistan ODI Tri-Series 2026 on October 25 at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore. The host nation enters the contest undefeated after winning both of their opening matches, including an 87-run victory over England and a 37-run win over Sri Lanka. CricTracker Staff predicts that the team batting second will win the match.
England captain Harry Brook has led his side with the bat, recording 207 runs across two games at an average of 103.50. For Pakistan, bowler Arafat Minhas has taken six wickets in two matches at an average of 16.00. The pitch at Gaddafi Stadium is expected to favor batting stroke play while offering early movement for pacers.
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