The Sri Lankan squad held an intense practice session today as they continue to adjust to local conditions. They’re expected to hit the nets again for a final round of training later in the day. Meanwhile, the Pakistani players have been given a rest day ahead of the series opener.
Both captains are slated to address the media today in their pre-series press conferences, setting the tone for what promises to be a competitive contest.
The second ODI will take place on November 13, while the third and final match is scheduled for November 15. Officials for the series have also been confirmed.
With home advantage and strong recent form, Pakistan will be looking to start on a high note, but Sri Lanka’s young lineup seems equally determined to make their mark.
