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How to Watch Pakistan vs. Sri Lanka T20I Series Live

Pakistan and Sri Lanka will begin their three-match T20I series today, October 9, at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, with all matches … Read More The post How to Watch Pakistan vs. Sri Lanka T20I Series Live appeared first on ProPakistani .

How to Watch Pakistan vs. Sri Lanka T20I Series Live

Pakistan and Sri Lanka kicked off their three-match T20I series today, October 9, at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. The matches will be streamed live on PCB Live, the Pakistan Cricket Board’s online platform. The second T20I is scheduled for October 11, and the final match will be played on October 13, with each game commencing at 6 p.m. Pakistan Standard Time.

Fans can catch all three T20Is through the PCB Live app, website, or web browser. The streaming service also offers match highlights, interviews, analysis, and other cricket content. PCB Live previously broadcasted Pakistan’s ODI series against Australia and will continue to cover upcoming Pakistan cricket matches. The PCB has also released a television commercial to promote its live cricket coverage.

This will be Sri Lanka’s first bilateral short-format series in Pakistan since 2019, when the two teams faced off three times at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium, with Sri Lanka winning 3-0. The teams have met 31 times in T20 internationals, with Pakistan leading 18-13.

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