PAK vs USA: The 12th match of T20 World Cup 2026 between Pakistan and USA is being played at Sinhalese Sports Club (SSC). USA captain Monank Patel has won the toss and decided to bowl first. Now Pakistan team will come out to bat first. There has been a change in Pakistan’s playing 11. Whereas USA has also made 2 changes in its playing 11.
2 changes in USA’s playing 11
On the decision to bowl first after winning the toss, USA captain Monank Patel said, “It seems that the pitch is good for batting and the wind is also blowing continuously. Once the target is known, it will be easy to chase it.” There have been 2 changes in USA’s playing 11. Ali Khan and Saiteja Mukkamalla are out of the playing 11. Ehsan Adil and Shayan Jahangir have got a chance in their place.
Salman Agha confirmed changes in Pakistan’s playing 11
Pakistan captain Salman Ali Aga told that there has been a change in the playing 11 of the team. Usman Tariq has got a chance in place of Salman Mirza. The Pakistani captain said, he has played very good cricket in the last few months. We just want to keep it going. Everyone’s eyes are going to be on Babar Azam in this match.
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This is the playing 11 of both the teams:
Pakistan’s playing 11: Sahibzada Farhan, Saim Ayub, Salman Ali Aga (captain), Babar Azam, Shadab Khan, Usman Khan (wicketkeeper), Mohammad Nawaz, Faheem Ashraf, Shaheen Afridi, Usman Tariq, Abrar Ahmed.
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USA playing 11: Andries Goss (wicketkeeper), Shayan Jahangir, Monank Patel (captain), Milind Kumar, Sanjay Krishnamurthy, Shubham Ranjane, Harmeet Singh, Mohammad Mohsin, Shadley Van Schalkwyk, Ehsaan Adil, Saurabh Netrawalkar.
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