The green shirt arrives in Birmingham for the final ODI of the series

• The team arrived in Birmingham on Sunday afternoon and then conducted another round of COVID-19 testing.
• With England already leading 2-0 in the series, the game at Edgbaston on July 13 will be a dead end.
• The Celtics will seek to consolidate the victory to avoid series whitewashing.

Birmingham: The Pakistan cricket team has arrived in Birmingham for the final match of the three ODI series with the host England team. With England already leading 2-0 in the series, the game at Edgbaston on July 13 will be a dead end.

The team arrived in Birmingham on Sunday afternoon and then conducted another round of COVID-19 testing. The players spent a rather relaxing evening because there were no training sessions scheduled for that day. The Celtics will seek to consolidate the victory to avoid series whitewashing.

So far, Pakistan has played 14 ODI games in Edgbaston. The Celtics have won six times, and they have lost eight games.

In the bilateral series, Pakistan and England have played against each other five times, England won three games, and Pakistan won twice.

The first match between Pakistan and England in Edgbaston was in 1974, which was also the second and final match of the restricted series between the two countries. Pakistan won that game with a huge victory of 8 wickets and won the series 2-0-this is their only ODI series against England in England so far.

Pacer Asif Masood (Pacer Asif Masood) became the best player in the game because of his cruel fast bowling performance. Asif lost only nine points in seven games and claimed to have two wickets. At the same time, the trio of Safraz Nawaz, Imran Khan and Asif Iqbal each took two wickets, because the England team could only score 81 in a game. /9 score for the game, due to the rain, the score per game was reduced to 35 times.

When Pakistan won the 18th game, Zaheer Abbas chased an 82-point goal, scoring 61 goals and 57 goals. The series will also be remembered for the ODI debuts of two of Pakistan’s greatest cricketers, Imran Khan and Zahir Abbas.

The last time Pakistan played an ODI match in Edgbaston was during the 2019 Cricket World Cup against New Zealand. This game is remembered for the excellent batting performance of Babar Azam, who is now the captain of the team.

Babar chased a goal of 238 points in 50 games, hit 101 points without being out, and led the team to victory.

As Pakistan is still looking for the first victory of the series and avoid being swept by England, fans expect Babar to show the same performance as two years ago.

Stuart Cain, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Warwickshire Cricket Club, announced the day to celebrate Pakistani culture. The stadium will allow about 18,000 fans to enter, accounting for about 80% of the stadium’s total capacity. A negative COVID -19 test report or double vaccination certificate is required to enter the ground.

At the same time, the left-handed mid-level hitter Harris Sohail has traveled to Pakistan. Harris-he was only selected for the ODI series-injured a hamstring in a training session, and the team remaining in the Derby was excluded from the ODI series.