PAK vs SL Dream11 Prediction Today Match Final: Playing XI, Pitch Report, Fantasy Cricket Tips, Dream11 Team Captain And Vice-Captain Choices – Pakistan ODI Tri-Series, 2026

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PAK vs SL Dream11 Prediction Match Angle

PAK vs SL Dream11 Prediction starts with a close story. Pakistan and Sri Lanka have one win each in this tri-series. Their final is set for 31 October 2026 at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore.

Sri Lanka won the latest meeting by eight wickets. Dilshan Madushanka took 5/34. Kamindu Mendis scored 62*. Pakistan had earlier won by 37 runs. Salman Ali Agha made 107 from 90 balls.

The final XI is not confirmed. This guide uses the announced ODI squads and recent scorecards. Check the toss and live app before making a team. See the latest PAK vs SL Lahore match guide for the last meeting.

Match Details

The final teams, toss, and playing XI are not confirmed. Pakistan and Sri Lanka remain the user-supplied fixture teams for this draft.

Team Form And Recent Results

Pakistan Team Form

This is the fully inspected Pakistan–Sri Lanka scorecard in the supplied evidence. Salman Ali Agha won Player of the Match. Shaheen Shah Afridi took 3/55.

Sri Lanka Team Form

Sri Lanka bowled Pakistan out in 25.3 overs. Madushanka led the attack with 5/34. Kamindu Mendis finished with 62*.

Pakistan won the first meeting. Sri Lanka won the second. Read the earlier PAK vs SL match report for the first scorecard context.

Pitch Report

Gaddafi Stadium has two recent completed ODIs in this tournament. Pakistan chased England’s score by one wicket on 25 October. Sri Lanka chased Pakistan’s 110 by eight wickets on 27 October.

The current sample is only two matches. No reliable average is available from it. A wider recent sample has five completed men’s ODIs, but it is descriptive only. The PAK vs ENG Lahore guide gives another same-series venue reference.

The two latest games support a chase-first fantasy view. Still, the pitch can change. Top-order batters, new-ball bowlers, and wicket-taking spinners remain useful conditional picks. No toss, weather, or dew claim is confirmed.

Head-To-Head

This section covers only completed Pakistan–Sri Lanka meetings in the 2026 ODI tri-series. The sample has two matches.

The current competition record is 1–1. This is not an all-time Pakistan–Sri Lanka record. The recent Lahore match page has the latest result details.

Probable Playing XI

Pakistan Probable XI: Not Confirmed

Saad Baig, Babar Azam, Fakhar Zaman, Hasan Nawaz, Salman Ali Agha, Shadab Khan, Arafat Minhas, Faheem Ashraf, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Naseem Shah, and Haris Rauf.

Sri Lanka Probable XI: Not Confirmed

Kusal Mendis, Avishka Fernando, Pavan Rathnayake, Kamindu Mendis, Janith Liyanage, Dasun Shanaka, Dunith Wellalage, Maheesh Theekshana, Dilshan Madushanka, Asitha Fernando, and Eshan Malinga.

These are editorial candidates from the announced squads and recent evidence. They are not confirmed lineups. Pathum Nissanka has a medical-fitness caveat, so he is not used in the fantasy cards. Maaz Sadaqat played on 27 October but was not in the inspected announced Pakistan squad. He is also not used here.

Dream11 Teams

PAK vs SL Dream11 Prediction Scenarios

The six cards below are provisional editorial scenarios. Their roles are editorial labels. They are not claims about live app roles. Check player credits, role tags, team limits, contest listing, and the final XI in the app.

Team 1: Balanced Match Core

A balanced card uses recent run-makers and strike bowlers from both sides.

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WK: Saad Baig, Kusal Mendis

BAT: Babar Azam, Fakhar Zaman, Avishka Fernando, Pavan Rathnayake

AR: Salman Ali Agha, Kamindu Mendis

BOWL: Shaheen Shah Afridi, Naseem Shah, Dilshan Madushanka

Captain: Salman Ali Agha · Vice-Captain: Kamindu Mendis

Risk: Both final XIs and all live app tags remain unconfirmed.

Team 2: Sri Lanka Chase Script

This card backs another Sri Lanka chase after the latest Lahore win.

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WK: Saad Baig, Kusal Mendis

BAT: Babar Azam, Pavan Rathnayake, Janith Liyanage

AR: Kamindu Mendis, Dasun Shanaka

BOWL: Shaheen Shah Afridi, Dilshan Madushanka, Asitha Fernando, Naseem Shah

Captain: Kamindu Mendis · Vice-Captain: Dilshan Madushanka

Risk: The chase script needs Sri Lanka to bat well again in Lahore.

Team 3: Bowling-Led Pressure

This bowling-led card backs early wickets and a low-scoring game.

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WK: Saad Baig, Kusal Mendis

BAT: Hasan Nawaz, Avishka Fernando, Pavan Rathnayake

AR: Arafat Minhas, Dunith Wellalage

BOWL: Shaheen Shah Afridi, Naseem Shah, Haris Rauf, Dilshan Madushanka

Captain: Shaheen Shah Afridi · Vice-Captain: Dilshan Madushanka

Risk: The card loses value if the pitch becomes easy for batting.

Team 4: Sri Lanka Value Upset

This underdog card gives Sri Lanka value picks and varied bowling cover.

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WK: Saad Baig, Kusal Mendis

BAT: Babar Azam, Avishka Fernando, Janith Liyanage

AR: Kamindu Mendis, Dunith Wellalage

BOWL: Shaheen Shah Afridi, Haris Rauf, Eshan Malinga, Dilshan Madushanka

Captain: Kamindu Mendis · Vice-Captain: Eshan Malinga

Risk: The value picks need confirmed roles and enough overs.

Team 5: Pakistan Top-Order Response

This card backs a Pakistan batting response after the 110 all-out loss.

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WK: Saad Baig, Kusal Mendis

BAT: Babar Azam, Fakhar Zaman, Hasan Nawaz, Pavan Rathnayake

AR: Salman Ali Agha, Kamindu Mendis

BOWL: Shaheen Shah Afridi, Naseem Shah, Asitha Fernando

Captain: Babar Azam · Vice-Captain: Shaheen Shah Afridi

Risk: Pakistan must avoid another early batting collapse.

Team 6: Sri Lanka New-Ball Attack

This card backs Sri Lanka pace and spin taking early control.

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WK: Saad Baig, Kusal Mendis

BAT: Babar Azam, Fakhar Zaman, Avishka Fernando

AR: Shadab Khan, Kamindu Mendis

BOWL: Haris Rauf, Dilshan Madushanka, Asitha Fernando, Maheesh Theekshana

Captain: Dilshan Madushanka · Vice-Captain: Babar Azam

Risk: Sri Lanka needs its bowlers to repeat the latest match impact.

Captain And Vice-Captain Choices

Salman Ali Agha: He made 107 from 90 balls in the first meeting. He is a strong captain idea if he is named and keeps an all-round role.

Kamindu Mendis: He scored 44 in the first match and 62* in the latest game. His batting form makes him a useful captain or vice-captain choice if selected.

Dilshan Madushanka: His 5/34 changed the latest Lahore match. He is a high-upside choice if the pitch offers movement and he is confirmed.

Shaheen Shah Afridi: He took 3/55 in the first meeting. He can suit a bowling-led card if he starts and bowls with the new ball.

These are conditional editorial choices. Captain and vice-captain points depend on the live fantasy app rules. Repair the team after the toss. Remove any non-starter. Recheck roles and credits. Keep the final card within the app rules.

Player Battles

Babar Azam Against Dilshan Madushanka

Babar scored 45 in the first meeting and 29 in Lahore. Madushanka took 5/34 last time. This is a pressure matchup if both players start.

Salman Ali Agha Against Maheesh Theekshana

Salman’s 107 came in the first match. Theekshana can test him with spin in the middle overs. This battle matters if the pitch grips.

Kamindu Mendis Against Shaheen Shah Afridi

Kamindu made 62* in the latest game. Shaheen took 3/55 in the first match. Early wickets could shape this contest.

These are role-based matchups. No direct ball-by-ball head-to-head claim is made.

Key Players

• Salman Ali Agha: 107 from 90 balls in the first meeting. Risk: final XI and role are not confirmed.
• Kamindu Mendis: 62* in the latest match. Risk: he may face a fresh-ball test if batting early.
• Dilshan Madushanka: 5/34 in Lahore. Risk: his value depends on early movement.
• Shaheen Shah Afridi: 3/55 in the first match. Risk: the pitch may not aid pace.
• Pavan Rathnayake: He made 79 in the first meeting. Risk: he needs a confirmed top-order place.

Winner Prediction

The editorial lean is slightly toward Pakistan because the final is in Lahore and the current H2H is level. Sri Lanka won the latest match with a strong chase, so the gap is small.

This is not a guarantee. The lean can change after the toss, pitch view, and confirmed XI.

FAQs

When Is The Pakistan Vs Sri Lanka Final?

The final is on 31 October 2026. It starts at 1:30 PM IST.

Where Will The Final Be Played?

The match is set for Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore.

Are The Playing XIs Confirmed?

No. The final XI and toss are not confirmed at the research cutoff.

Who Won The Latest Meeting?

Sri Lanka won by eight wickets on 27 October 2026. Madushanka took 5/34.