Pakistan’s star pacer Hasan Ali has been declared fit to take part in the third T20I against England.

The deciding fixture will be played on Tuesday at Old Trafford in Manchester on Wednesday.

The development was confirmed by the Pakistan
Cricket Board in a press release where it was stated that the team’s medical
panel declared the Islamabad United pacer fit to take part in the third match.

Ali could not take part in the first two
matches as a precautionary measure after suffering a leg strain in the third ODI
last week.

The 27-year-old’s return will be a major
boost for the Men-in-Green who have conceded 200 or more in the last two T20Is.

Ali has represented Pakistan in 36 T20Is
where he has managed to claim 48 wickets at an average of 21.97 along with the economy-rate
of 8.40.

The series is levelled at 1-1 as the Green
Caps secured a 31-run win in the opening fixture whereas the home team secured
a thumping 45-run triumph in the second match.