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Pakistan Announces T20 and ODI Squad for Upcoming Series Against Sri Lanka

October 5, 2026 • 2 hours ago •

ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Cricket Board has officially announced the national team for the upcoming T20 and One Day International (ODI) series against Sri Lanka. The squad, comprising 15 players, will compete in three T20 matches, with Sahibzada Farhan appointed as the captain.

In a statement released by the PCB, it was confirmed that the series will kick off next month, with the team looking to build momentum ahead of future international commitments. The selection committee has placed significant emphasis on a blend of experienced players and emerging talents, aiming to strengthen the team’s competitive edge.

This series is particularly crucial for Pakistan as it seeks to enhance its standing in the international cricket arena. With key players like Shaheen Afridi returning to the squad, fans are optimistic about the team’s performance and its potential to reclaim its position among the top cricketing nations.

Looking ahead, the PCB has outlined plans for further training camps and practice matches to ensure the players are well-prepared. The cricketing community eagerly anticipates the series, which promises to be an exciting showcase of talent and sportsmanship.