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Pakistan, Australia Face First ODI in Rawalpindi Tomorrow

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Pakistan and Australia’s first One Day International of a three-match series is scheduled for tomorrow in Rawalpindi.

The Pakistani team will finalize their preparations on Friday ahead of the match.

Australia, under the leadership of Josh Inglis replacing the injured Mitchell Marsh, has Cooper Connolly included to fill Marsh’s shoes.

The series trophy is set to be unveiled this evening.

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