Hassan Ali is suitable for the final T20 against England

Lahore: Pakistani Pacer Hassan Ali has been declared healthy by the medical team and will participate in today’s final T20I against England at Manchester Old Trafford.

Lahore: Pakistani Pacer Hassan Ali has been declared healthy by the medical team and will participate in today’s final T20I against England at Manchester Old Trafford.

According to a statement issued by the Pakistan Cricket Committee (PCB), the medical team has announced that Hassan Ali is suitable for the game and is available today.

Due to a strained left leg, the fast bowler missed the first two T20Is against England.

Pakistan Eye Series wins

When the two teams met for the third and final match tonight, Pakistan must fight back to win the T20I series from England.

Both teams won a game-Pakistan led by 31 points in the first game in Nottingham on Friday and England led by 45 points in the second game in Leeds on Sunday.

Pakistan still has a chance to win the T20I series and take revenge from England after experiencing a humiliating sweep in the three ODI series.

By participating in the most T20Is and winning the most matches, Pakistan has been ahead of other countries in this shortest cricket match. So far, they have played 172 T20I games, while other countries have not even played 150 games.

Similarly, Pakistan is the only country in the world to have won 105 or more games because they have won 105 games in this format so far.

Unfortunately, their record against England in the T20 international cricket match was not impressive, as they only won 6 of the 12 matches against England, one of which was tied and one was no result.

Despite having a strong batting team composed of young and energetic players and experienced all-around player Mohamed Hafez, Pakistan only relies on their captains Babar Azam and Mohamed Rizwan. Both batsmen showed good condition.

Pakistan also has a group of fast bowlers Shaheen Shah Afridi, Mohammad Hasnain and Haris Rauf, as well as excellent spinners Shadab Khan and Usman Qadir, but they are not lucky enough to throw the ball and bring difficulties to their opponents.