PAK vs ENG 2^nd T20I: Pakistan and England will square up against one another in the second Twenty20 International (T20I) encounter of the historic seven-match series on Thursday, September 22. Both teams will be looking to find their best possible playing XI in this series as they get ready for the ICC Twenty20 World Cup, which will begin in one month. This series will play a vital part for both teams in this process.

Check out our top fantasy options for the second Twenty20 encounter between Pakistan and England, as well as our expected lineup for the contest. On Thursday, at half past seven in the evening, live coverage of Pakistan’s match against England will get underway.

PAK vs ENG 2^nd T20I: Match Details

Match: PAK vs ENG 2^nd T20I, England tour of Pakistan, 2022

Date: Thursday, September 22, 2022

Time: 7.30 PM

Venue: National Stadium, Karachi

PAK vs ENG 2^nd T20I: Team Overview

Pakistan

Pakistan advanced to the Asia Cup finals despite having difficulty the entire campaign. Fakhar Zaman will be replaced in the lineup by Shan Masood after the selectors made the somewhat puzzling choice to do so. Masood, an excellent left-handed batsman who excelled in the PSL and the T20 Blast, has yet to make his debut in an international T20 tournament.

In addition, Mohammad Rizwan and Babar Azam will be the subjects of our attention. They are without a doubt the most successful T20 combo, but their strike rate has been deemed poor, so they will be under pressure to attack immediately away. It is advised that Khushdil Shah, Iftikhar Ahmed, and Asif Ali all continue to hold their current middle-order places.

The fact that Pakistan boasts two of the top all-around spin bowlers in the game Shadab Khan and Mohammad Nawaz shows that the team has the depth required to attack.

Shaheen Afridi won’t be in the Pakistani bowling attack this time around, but Haris Rauf, Naseem Shah, and Mohammad Hasnain will still present every English batsman with difficult issues. Pakistan is a challenging opponent to defeat when playing at home, but the team will almost certainly need to change its playing strategy to defeat England.

England

Throughout this series, Jos Buttler will lead England at the helm, and he will have a strong batting unit at his disposal. The challenge he faces will be accommodating everyone’s desired responsibilities. For the first innings, we expect Buttler to bat first, followed by Phil Salt and Dawid Malan.

If Alex Hales is on England’s roster, he might very well start (something that we think would be the better cricketing decision but may not happen immediately). Buttler can bat anywhere in the order, which allows him to better utilize the strengths of his top-order hitters.

Moeen Ali, Sam Curran, and Harry Brook might be the English batsmen in the middle of the order. David Willey, Liam Dawson, and Jordan Cox are also available to them on the team.

Mark Wood is returning from an injury, although he won’t play in all seven games. Whether or if he gets the nod from England depends on his level of fitness. In the first game, you may see Reece Topley, Olly Stone, and Adil Rashid in the starting lineup. Since there is such a large pool of talent to draw from, England may go in any number of directions. There are still seven games left, so expect a lot of player rotation to keep everyone healthy and fresh.

PAK vs ENG 2^nd T20I: Pitch Prediction

The forecast indicates that the day of the match will have weather that is favorable for outdoor activities. According to the forecast, there will be no rain, and the temperature will be rather high without being intolerable. It is anticipated that there will be dew in the air throughout the second part of the competition, which will make the conditions challenging for the bowlers. When batting first, we believe that the score should be considered acceptable if it falls between the ranges of 175 to 185.

PAK vs ENG 2^nd T20I: Weather Report

At the National Stadium in Karachi, the weather is forecast to be around 34 degrees Celsius with a humidity of sixty percent and wind gusts ranging from 20 to 23 kilometers per hour. The humidity is likely to be relatively high.

PAK vs ENG 2^nd T20I: Toss Prediction

The toss of the coin to determine who bats first between England and Pakistan is going to be a very significant role in this match. According to the findings of our investigation and projections, the outcome of the coin toss will decide which party enjoys a significant competitive edge over its opponent.

This is because the team that bats first is often given an advantage by the pitch, and the team that wins the coin toss is more likely to make the most of this advantage. This is because the team that bats first is typically given an advantage by the pitch.

PAK vs ENG 2^nd T20I: Probable Playing XI

Pakistan

Asif Ali, Shadab Khan, Babar Azam, Iftikhar Ahmed, Khushdil Shah, Haris Rauf, Naseem Shah, Mohammad Nawaz, Mohammad Rizwan, Shan Masood, Mohammad Hasnain

England

Sam Curran, David Willey, Alex Hales, Harry Brook, Moeen Ali (C), Will Jacks, Dawid Malan, Chris Woakes, Richard Gleeson/ Reece Topley, Adil Rashid, Mark Wood

PAK vs ENG 2^nd T20I: Pre-play prediction

Best Batter: Mohammad Rizwan (Pakistan), Alex Hales (England)

Best Bowler: Naseem Shah (Pakistan), Reece Topley (England)

All-rounder: Shadab Khan (Pakistan), Dawid Malan (England)

Player of the Match: Alex Hales (England)

PAK vs ENG 2^nd T20I: Match Prediction

We are going to put all of our eggs in England’s basket and hope that they come out on top. We do not subscribe to the notion that there is a big chasm of difference in thought between the two camps. In spite of the fact that Pakistan is competing on its home turf, the nation is under pressure to make adjustments to its plan, which is something that can at times be detrimental.

In England, there is a sizable population of young people who take part in a large amount of Twenty20 cricket competitions. They are not to be trifled with, and they will launch an assault with all of the resources they have available to them. You should place your money on England to win the match.