"Predicted Pakistan Starting XI for Fourth T20 Clash with New Zealand"

 




Pakistan will face New Zealand in the fourth T20I at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on Thursday.

The series is now tied 1-1 with two games remaining, making Game 4 the deciding factor for both sides. br>

The captain of the eleven will be Babar Azam, who will start with Saim Ayub. Usman Khan will take the gloves in place of Mohammad Rizwan, who suffered a knee injury. He did not participate in Tuesday's training. Screenings will decide whether Rizwan is available for the series but he will miss fourth T20 .

Depth has been added to Pakistan's squad with Fakhar Zaman and Imad Wasim set to make their debuts, batting and bowling departments to provide support in this regard . Newly, in a move proposed as part of the rotation policy, Irfan Khan Niazi will be rested to give other players a chance to shine and strengthen in the team in the series. provides stability and firepower when it matters most. Additionally, Usama Mir will replace Abrar Ahmed, adding diversity and options to the team
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Fakhar Zaman and Imad Wasim will play the first match of the series to strengthen Pakistan's batting and bowling options. Irfan Khan Niazi will be rested as part of the rotation policy to allow other players to join in and keep the team fresh throughout the series. Shadab Khan and Iftikhar Ahmed will replace Abra Ahmed and Usama Mir will replace them.

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