Pakistan prepare for ODI series against England

Tuesday, 10 November 2015 14:22

Pakistan will be hoping to continue their winning momentum when they take on England in the one-day series which starts tomorrow. The first of four ODIs begins in Abu Dhabi and follows a hard fought 2-0 Test defeat for Alastair Cook’s men. Pakistan will be aiming to improve their current position of 8th in the ICC ODI Team Rankings ahead of the World Cup in 2019. England's one-day captain Eoin Morgan believes the series with will be a good learning opportunity for his side who are ranked 6th. FIXTURES 1st ODI, Abu Dhabi- 11 Nov 2nd ODI, Abu Dhabi- 13 Nov 3rd ODI, Sharjah- 17 Nov 4th ODI, Dubai- 20 Nov

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