The camp, organised in collaboration with the Pakistan Army, is strategically designed to prepare the players for the upcoming series and tournaments, including the home T20I series against New Zealand, the away T20I series against Ireland and England, and the forthcoming ICC T20 World Cup in USA and West Indies.

Sultans’ bowling attack gave tough time to Zalmis as they restricted them to minimum scores in thrilling clash at Multan Stadium.

The Kiwis have set 195-run target for Pakistan by batting first in the second T20I match but Pakistan could score only 173 runs at Seddon Park, Hamilton.

The likely batting order positions Rizwan and Saim as the opening duo, followed by Babar at one-down, with Fakhar expected to occupy the fourth spot.

Australia’s eight-wicket win, following victories in Perth and Melbourne, sees them claim a series sweep over Pakistan.

The five-match T20I series will be played from 12 to 21 January in Auckland, Hamilton, Dunedin and Christchurch.

Aamir, playing the third Test of his career, stole the spotlight with his brilliant counterattack that saw him amass 82 off 97 balls including nine fours and four maximums.

Australia, in response, managed to negotiate an over and reached a score of 6-0 by stumps.  

The Shan Masood-led side will be looking to avoid a whitewash by Australia after the hosts took an unassailable lead by winning the Boxing Day Test at Melbourne.

Australia scored 187 for 3 on the first day of the opening Test match against Pakistan at Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).