Babar Azam will score runs against India or Shaheen Shah Afridi will wreak havoc with the ball or will Mohammad Rizwan change the match with his captaincy? This time will tell only who performs a strong performance from the Pakistani team in the match against India, but before that it is important to know that in the match against India, Pakistan will come with which playing XI? So let us tell you what can be the playing XI of Pakistan in this Mahamukabale played in Dubai.

Imams can land with Babur in opening

Star batsman Babur will enter the opening today. Imam -ul -rights can support him.

Fakhar Jaman has been ruled out of the Champions Trophy after being injured in the match against New Zealand. The Imam has been included in his place. Captain and wicketkeeper batsman Mohammad Rizwan will come at number three.

They will be dominated in middle order

Saud Shakeel, in place of Fakhar Zaman, landed in the opening against New Zealand but he could score only 6 runs in 19 balls. Kamran Ghulam may get a chance in his place. After this, Vice -captain Salman will come to Aga. He scored 42 runs in 28 balls against New Zealand. At the same time, Khushdil Shah will also remain in a place in the team, who scored 69 runs in 49 balls in the first match.

Tayyab Tahir was a flop against New Zealand and he is sure to be out. Faheem Ashraf can be replaced by Tayeb.

There is no scope for change in bowling

All three major fast bowlers of Pakistan Shaheen Shah Afridi, Nasim Shah and Haris Rauf had landed against New Zealand. In the spin department, the responsibility was handled by Abrar Ahmed. Against New Zealand, Naseem took two for 63 runs in 10 overs and Haris took two wickets for 83 runs in 10 overs. At the same time, Shaheen spent 68 runs without giving any wicket.

However, Rizwan would not like to make any changes in his pace attack because the fast bowlers in Dubai dominate more anyway. Any of these three bowlers can become a big threat for India. While the only full time spinner Abrar will also remain in the team. In the first match, he took one wicket for 47 runs in 10 overs.

Pakistan's possible playing XI against India

Babar Azam, Imam ul Haq, Mohammad Rizwan (captain-wicketkeeper), Salman Ali Aga, Kamran Ghulam, Faheem Ashraf, Khushdil Shah, Haris Rauf, Nasim Shah, Shaheen Shah Afridi and Abrar Ahmed.