Pakistan won the toss and elected to bowl first against England in the fourth match of the ODI tri-series at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on Sunday. The Green Shirts made two changes to their line-up, with Shadab Khan replacing Faheem Ashraf, while Razaullah is set to make his ODI debut in place of the injured Naseem Shah.

The Men in Green recently ended their four-match losing streak against England with a commanding 87-run victory in Rawalpindi. Pakistan successfully defended their total of 303, bowling England out for 215.

This victory provided a significant boost to the team's morale as they look to maintain their dominance in the home conditions. Pakistan are currently on a three-match winning streak in the 50-over format and have won four of their last five matches.

The national side is just one win away from securing a place in the final of the ODI tri-series, making this encounter crucial for their tournament progression. The Green Shirts have been in red-hot form, and their recent victories have given them considerable momentum heading into the clash against England.

The team management has expressed confidence in the current squad's ability to handle pressure situations effectively. Meanwhile, England are under intense scrutiny following a series of defeats, including their failure to defend a massive total of 430 against Sri Lanka, despite an exceptional double century from captain Harry Brook.

The visitors are struggling to find consistency in their bowling attack. England will look to kick-start their campaign with a victory after suffering two defeats in the ongoing tri-series.

The team is expected to rely heavily on their experienced batting lineup to set a challenging target on the batting-friendly surface of Gaddafi Stadium. The pitch at Gaddafi Stadium is expected to assist the fast bowlers early on, which influenced Shaheen Afridi's decision to bowl first.

Both teams are aware that the dew factor might play a role in the second innings, making the toss a vital component of the game. Pakistan: Saim Ayub, Fakhar Zaman, Babar Azam, Saad Baig (wk), Hasan Nawaz, Salman Ali Agha, Arafat Minhas, Shadab Khan, Shaheen Afridi (c), Haris Rauf, and Razaullah.

England: Ben Duckett, Tom Banton, Joe Root, Harry Brook (c), Jordan Cox (wk), Sam Curran, Will Jacks, Jamie Overton, Liam Dawson, Gus Atkinson, and Henry Crocombe. Cricket fans across the country are eagerly watching this match, hoping for another clinical performance from the home side.

The atmosphere at the stadium remains electric as the match progresses into the first innings.