The tournament will feature teams from Pakistan (Hosts), Sri Lanka, and Zimbabwe


The Zimbabwe cricket team reached Islamabad in the wee hours of Thursday to participate in the upcoming T20I Tri-Nation Tournament.
🛬 Sikandar Raza-led Zimbabwe squad arrives in Islamabad to take part in the T20I tri-series 🏏#PAKvZIM | #PAKvSL pic.twitter.com/qksgkf27Q0
— Pakistan Cricket (@TheRealPCB) November 12, 2025
The tournament will feature teams from Pakistan (Hosts), Sri Lanka, and Zimbabwe, and is set to begin on November 18. The Zimbabwe team will rest today before beginning their training sessions.
Earlier, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced changes to the tournament schedule, deciding that all matches will now be played in Rawalpindi between November 18 and 29.
Revised schedule 📢
— Pakistan Cricket (@TheRealPCB) November 13, 2025
🏏 T20I tri-nation series to begin on 18 November
🏟️ Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium
Read more ➡️ https://t.co/5ZsfgPNXHO#PAKvSL | #PAKvZIM pic.twitter.com/hnKadesbTH
According to the previous schedule, the matches were to be held in Rawalpindi and Lahore from November 17 to 29. The PCB stated that the change in schedule was made in consultation with the participating cricket boards.
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