ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: Cricket fans have reason to celebrate as Pakistan is all set to host its first T20I Tri-Series in years, welcoming Sri Lanka and Afghanistan for a thrilling contest scheduled from November 17 to 29, 2025. The series will serve as a crucial build-up to the 2026 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, which will be jointly hosted by India and Sri Lanka.
The tournament will follow a double round-robin format, meaning each team will face the other twice before the top two sides battle it out in the final. This setup not only guarantees exciting clashes but also ensures high-stakes cricket throughout.
For Pakistan, the tri-series holds immense significance. It demonstrates the country’s growing capacity to successfully host multinational cricket tournaments once again, signaling renewed confidence in its security and sporting infrastructure. For players, it offers an invaluable opportunity to fine-tune their strategies ahead of the mega World Cup event.
Cricket analysts view the development as more than just a sporting milestone—it’s also a statement of Pakistan’s return as a vibrant hub for international cricket. The participation of Sri Lanka and Afghanistan highlights strengthening regional sporting ties, while fans eagerly await which venues will be chosen to stage the high-profile matches.
This series is expected to bring together electrifying cricket, passionate crowds, and a strong sense of national pride, marking a new chapter in Pakistan’s cricketing journey.
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