Cricket fans eagerly awaiting the fourth match of the ODI Tri-Series 2026 between hosts Pakistan and England are set for an uninterrupted spectacle, with meteorologists forecasting pleasant conditions for Sunday, October 25, 2026. The action is set to unfold at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, with no rain expected to dampen the proceedings.
While early series discussions may have focused on Rawalpindi’s weather, it’s crucial to note that the tournament caravan has now shifted. The initial three matches were held in Rawalpindi, but Match 4, a vital encounter between Pakistan and England, will be played in Lahore.
Lahore Weather Outlook for Match 4
The latest weather forecast for Lahore on Sunday, October 25, 2026, paint a clear picture: sunny skies are anticipated during the day, transitioning to clear conditions at night. Temperatures are predicted to range comfortably between 21°C (70°F) and 36°C (96°F), with humidity hovering around 50 percent. Crucially, there is no chance of rain, ensuring a full day of cricketing action. Historically, October in Lahore experiences minimal rainfall, with an average of only two to four rainy days throughout the month. These favourable conditions are ideal for both players and spectators as the series intensifies.
Live Weather Update Lahore
Match Details and Series Context
Match 4 of the ODI Tri-Series 2026 will see Pakistan and England lock horns at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, on Sunday, October 25, 2026. The match is scheduled to commence at 1:30 PM Indian Standard Time (IPST).
For international viewers, the start times are as follows:
| Region | Time & Date |
|---|---|
| Pakistan | 1:00 PM PST, Sunday, Oct 25 |
| UK | 8:00 AM GMT, Sunday, Oct 25 |
| India | 1:30 PM IST, Sunday, Oct 25 |
| USA | 4:00 AM EDT, Sunday, Oct 25 |
| Australia | 7:00 PM AEDT, Sunday, Oct 25 |
Team Form and Head-to-Head
Pakistan enters this match with strong momentum, having secured victories in both of their previous Tri-Series encounters against Sri Lanka and England. In their last outing, Pakistan defeated England by 87 runs in Match 2. England, on the other hand, will be eager to register their first win in the series, having lost both their matches so far against Pakistan and Sri Lanka .
The overall ODI head-to-head record between these two cricketing giants favours England, who have won 57 out of 92 matches, with Pakistan securing 32 victories and three matches ending in no result.
Under the captaincy of Shaheen Shah Afridi, Pakistan will aim to continue their winning streak at home, while Harry Brook’s England side will be determined to turn their fortunes around in this crucial encounter as preparations for the 2027 Cricket World Cup continue.