PAK vs SA Weather Report, Pitch Report Of Lahore- 3rd T20I, South Africa Tour of Pakistan 2025
Published - 01 Nov 2025, 05:00 PM
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Pakistan will be up against South Africa in the third of the three-match T20I series. In this article, we determine the PAK vs SA Weather Report and Pitch Report of Gaddafi Stadium for the 3rd T20I of the South Africa tour of Pakistan 2025.
PAK vs SA Weather Report, Pitch Report Of Lahore- 3rd T20I, South Africa Tour of Pakistan 2025:
PAK vs SA Weather Report of Lahore:
There is no chance of rain during the PAK vs SA game in Lahore. The maximum temperature is predicted to be 30°C, while the minimum temperature would be 18°C.
PAK vs SA Pitch Report of Gaddafi Stadium:
The surface at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore has been good to bat on as far as T20 cricket is concerned, and should be the same in the upcoming third and final T20I between Pakistan and South Africa.
The pitch is predicted to have good bounce, which means it will assist both batters and fast bowlers, as the pacers will get nice carry, which will also allow the batters to play their shots by trusting the bounce.
If we talk about the spinners, they will hope that dew doesn't play spoilsport, as it will make gripping the ball difficult, especially for the spinners.
If the conditions remain dry, then the spinners will have a vital role to play in the middle overs, with Pakistan expected to go in with a couple of spinners in the form of Abrar Ahmed and Mohammad Nawaz.
The duo will be supported by Saim Ayub, who has transformed himself into a more than capable bowler as he is now being trusted by Pakistan's captain, Salman Ali Agha, to bowl his full quota of four overs.
Ayub's ability with the ball has allowed the team management to play an extra batter, a decision which has extended Pakistan's batting till number nine.
Coming back to the pitch and weather conditions, the team that wins the toss might look to chase due to the effect of dew.
Going by the nature of the surface, a score of 180-190 is what the team that bats first in the third PAK vs SA T20I should aim to post on the board.
Anything less them that will keep the opposition in the game, and they will also fancy their chances of winning the match in question.
All things said, the final game of the T20I series between two immensely skillful sides should present a good contest between bat and ball, with both teams giving their best in an attempt to win the game.
Conclusion
Pakistan would back themselves to go past South Africa as the team has the resources and the skills to do so on a ground where they have a good record against this particular opposition in T20I cricket.
South Africa, on the other hand, would look to deliver a spirited performance like they did in the final Test, albeit in a different format on their current tour of Pakistan.
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