Sri Lanka unchanged, Pakistan recall Naseem Shah and Sadaqat for final-stage clash

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Sri Lanka have retained the same XI and won the toss to bowl first in their match against Pakistan. Pakistan have brought back Naseem Shah, who has recovered from fitness concerns, and included Sadaqat in the side. A Sri Lanka victory would send them through to the final. The result will also be closely watched by England, whose qualification hopes depend on the outcome.

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