Pakistan made two changes to their lineup, bringing in Haris Rauf and Abrar Ahmed in place of Mohammad Wasim Jr. and Naseem Shah.

The Proteas also made two adjustments. Lungi Ngidi replaced George Linde, while Ruben Hermann will make his debut in place of the injured Quinton de Kock.

So far, the series has been tightly contested. Pakistan secured a narrow two-wicket victory in the opening match on November 4, while South Africa bounced back in the second ODI, defeating Pakistan convincingly by eight wickets.

With the series tied 1-1, this final ODI promises high stakes, intense cricket, and a chance for both teams to carry momentum into upcoming international fixtures.