Pakistan vs Zimbabwe T20 Live: PTV Sports Live Cricket Streaming info, Score & Highlights

Pakistan vs Zimbabwe, 1st T20I, Tri-Series 2025

The Pakistan T20I Tri-Series 2025 begins today with a high-voltage clash between Pakistan and Zimbabwe at the iconic Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. Scheduled for a 6:00 PM local start.

Toss: Pakistan wins toss and elect to field first

The tri-series, featuring Pakistan, Zimbabwe, and Sri Lanka, was reshaped after Afghanistan withdrew due to tragic circumstances near its border.

Zimbabwe stepped in as a replacement, and the team now faces the daunting challenge of taking on Pakistan in front of a passionate home crowd.

Team news

Pakistan enters the contest with confidence, boasting a strong lineup led by captain Salman Ali Agha and star batter Babar Azam. Fakhar Zaman, Shaheen Afridi, and Naseem Shah are expected to play pivotal roles, while wicketkeeper Usman Khan adds depth to the batting order.

Zimbabwe, captained by Sikandar Raza, will rely heavily on the experience of Brendan Taylor and the all-round skills of Ryan Burl to counter Pakistan’s firepower.

Pak vs Zim tv channels and live streaming details

Pakistan vs Zimbabwe, 1st T20I in the Pakistan T20I Tri-Series 2025 will be televised live in Pakistan on PTV Sports and Ten Sports.

Fans looking to stream online can watch the official live coverage on Tamasha and Tapmad website and app.

No live telecast for viewers in India. Free live streaming available on the Sports TV YouTube channel

Pitch report

The pitch at Rawalpindi traditionally offers pace and bounce, giving fast bowlers an early advantage. However, evening dew could tilt the balance toward the chasing side, making the toss a crucial factor.

With a capacity of 15,000, the stadium is expected to be packed with fans eager to witness the start of this tri-nation battle.

Beyond the opener, the tri-series schedule is packed with action. Pakistan will face Sri Lanka on November 20, followed by Sri Lanka against Zimbabwe on November 22.

The round-robin format continues until November 28, with the top two teams advancing to the final on November 30.

Speaking ahead of the match, a senior PCB official said, “This series is not just about winning; it is about preparing for the ICC T20 World Cup 2026. Every game will help us test combinations and give younger players exposure.”

Zimbabwe’s captain Sikandar Raza echoed similar sentiments, noting that his team is eager to prove itself against stronger opponents.

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