Pakistan won the toss and put Australia in to bat first in the 2nd One-Day International at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on June 2, 2026. Match start time is 5:00 PM IST.
When the last reports came in, Australia’s score was 119/4 in 31.4 overs. Josh Inglis scored 51 off 74 balls.
Pakistan lead the 3-match bilateral series 1-0 after winning the opening game in Rawalpindi by 5 wickets.
Mitchell Marsh has been ruled out of the Pakistan series with an ankle injury, leaving Josh Inglis to captain Australia.
Pakistan vs Australia 2nd ODI live streaming
The Pakistan vs Australia 2nd ODI will be shown live on TV and streaming across multiple regions.
In Pakistan, fans can watch on PTV Sports and stream via PCB Live, Tapmad, and Tamasha. In Australia, coverage is on Foxtel and Kayo Sports.
So, if you’re in India, you’ll need to rely on Sports TV YouTube for live streaming.
In the UK, TNT Sports (via discovery+) carries the match, while in the US, Willow TV provides live coverage. Indian fans do not have an official broadcaster, but can follow the match on the Sports TV YouTube channel.
Pakistan team news
Pakistan, meanwhile, welcomes back Babar Azam, while Rizwan is rested to give youngsters a chance. Lahore weather today is extremely hot and sunny, with temperatures around 38–39°C at Gaddafi Stadium.
For the visiting Australians, this is a must-win game to keep the series alive. This looks like a B team for them and the players need experience to beat a team like Pakistan in their home turf under the home crowd.
Pak vs Aus 1st ODI highlights video
Both captains are expected to weigh conditions carefully before the toss. Analysts believe batting first could be an advantage on Lahore’s flat surface, but Pakistan’s spinners may play a decisive role later in the evening. “We talked to local experts who said the pitch looks good for runs,” one source confirmed.
Pakistan Squad: Naseem Shah, Salman Agha, Sahibzada Farhan, Shadab Khan, Ahmed Daniyal, Ghazi Ghori (wk), Shaheen Afridi (c), Abrar Ahmed, Abdul Samad, Rohail Nazir, Shamyl Hussain, Maaz Sadaqat, Babar Azam, Haris Rauf, Arafat Minhas, and Sufyan Moqim.
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