In the second ODI, Pakistani team will fielf first against Afghnaistan.

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Hambantota: The second match of the three One Day International (ODI) series between Pakistan and Afghanistan is being played today (Thursday) in which Afghanistan won the toss and decided to bat.
According to details, the second ODI match is being played today at Hambantota in Mahinda Rajapaksa International Cricket Stadium where Pakistani team will field first.
On the occasion of the toss, Afghanistan Captain Hashmatullah Shahidi said: “We will try to make a comeback and enter the field with a target of 260 in mind”.
Captain Babar Azam said that the wicket is looking good for batting, will try to bat best in the match. The captain added that no change has been made in the national team today.
Earlier in the first ODI, Pakistan outclassed the rival team and won by 142 runs.
The first ODI hero was Haris Rauf, who took five wickets for just 18 runs.

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