Pakistan tour Zimbabwe to play two Twenty20 Internationals and three One-Day Internationals in late September and early October.
A win over Zimbabwe, a clean sweep for the women's side, but Bilal Asif being reported for a suspected illegal bowling action means it hasn't been all good news for Paksitan in an otherwise positive week so far.
Bilal Asif and Imad Wasim spun a fascinating victory for Pakistan as they bagged the One-Day International series against Zimbabwe 2-1 by winning the final One-Day International in Harare by seven wickets.
Bad light played spoilsport in Pakistan's fight back as Zimbabwe managed to win the rain curtailed second One-Day International in Harare by five runs (D/L method) to level the series 1-1.
Yasir Shah's six-wicket haul helped Pakistan make it three wins out of three since they began their tour of Zimbabwe and we review the first One-Day International in our latest cricket news video.
Buoyed by Yasir Shah's six wicket haul and Imad Wasim's all-round performance, Pakistan secured a 131-run victory against Zimbabwe in the first One-Day International in Harare, thereby taking a 1-0 lead in the three match series.
Many would expect Pakistan to finish their tour of Zimbabwe unbeaten and they are on course to do so after winning both Twenty20 Internationals in Harare.
Umar Akmal affected a late-order flourish to ensure Pakistan won the second Twenty20 International against Zimbabwe in Harare by 15 runs in another low-scoring match and with it take the series 2-0.
For a match-winning effort for Pakistan against Zimbabwe in the first Twenty20 International of the series in Harare, Imad Wasim is the Cricket World Player of the Week.
Pakistan fast bowler Anwar Ali has been ruled out of the upcoming One-Day International series against Zimbabwe after failing to recover from a groin strain.
Imad Wasim snatched away a solid opportunity from Zimbabwe with a four-wicket haul as Pakistan won the first Twenty20 International of the series in Harare by 13 runs in a low-scoring encounter.
Top level International cricket is back after a short break this weekend as Zimbabwe host Pakistan for the first of two Twenty20 Internationals in Harare.
Zimbabwe have included Richmond Mutumbami and Taurai Muzarabani in the 16-man squad to face Pakistan at home in the upcoming limited overs series which will be played between 27th September and 5th October.
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