Pakistan in West Indies 2025
July
31 1st Twenty20 international, Lauderhill, Florida (16:00 BST)
August
2 2nd Twenty20 international, Lauderhill, Florida (16:00 BST)
3 3rd Twenty20 international, Lauderhill, Florida (16:00 BST)
8 1st ODI, Trinidad (Brian Lara Cricket Academy) (15:00 BST)
10 2nd ODI, Trinidad (Brian Lara Cricket Academy) (15:00 BST)
12 3rd ODI, Trinidad (Brian Lara Cricket Academy) (15:00 BST)
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