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Tigers aim to bounce back

Hasan Masood from Lahore
Bangladesh will be desperately looking to translate words into deeds when they meet a high-flying Pakistan in the diird one-day international at the Ghaddafi Stadium this afternoon.
Th e visitors already 2-0 down will be aiming to do something extraordinary to keep die five-match series
alive.
Bangladesh Television and Tbn Sports will telecast the day-night encounter from2:15pm (BST).
Khaled Mahmud's men have not been able to deliver die same kindof performance as they did in the Test series.
The Tigers lost the opening match in Multan by 137 runs and
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then suffered a dramatic middleorder collapse in their pursuit of a gettable target (244) at Faisalabad.
The two consecutive defeats only added to the visitors' miserable run in the limited version of the game, which now stands at 39 from 41 matches.
Coach Dav Whatmore has come up with a new plan in a bid to end the frustrating losing sequence after his boys choked in the second match. He is also trying to find the right opening combination by bringing in Hannan Sarker to partner Habibul Bashar after seeing talented Mohammad Ashraful find it difficult to see off the white new ball.
The young right-hander will be pushed down to number four in place of one-day specialist Tushar Imran who has scored just one run in two matches.
Hannan, who was sitting on the reserve bench after featuring in the Test series, is the only change from the team that lost the second ODI at Faisalabad by 74 runs.
The hosts, on the other hand, are expected to stick with the same team even though fast bowler Mohammad Sami has recovered from an ankle injury.
A source close to Pakistan team revealed that Sami is likely to play from the fourth match in Rawalpindi
to be held on September 18.
However, if there is a change then Shabbir Ahmed would be dropped.
Both teams had their final practice under lights at the 35000-capacity stadium, which staged the 1996 World Cup final.
With the pitch showing a tinge of green, both sides are expected to bank on their pacers.
TEAMS
BANGLADESH (From): Khaled Mahmud (captain), Hannan Sarker, Habibul Bashar, Rajin Saleh, Mushfiqur Rahman, Alok Kapali, Mohammad Ashraful, Khaled Mashud, Mohammad Rafique, Hasibul Hossain, Mashrafee-bin-Mortuza, Tushar Imran, Sanwar Hossain, Tapas Baisya and Alamgir Kabir.
PAKISTAN (From): Inzamamul Haq, Mohammad Hafeez, Yasir Hameed, Yousuf Youhana, Younis Khan, Abdur Razzak, Shoaib Malik, Kamran Akmal, Junaid Zia, Umar Gul, Shabbir Ahmed, Danish Kaneria, Imran Nazir, Mohammad Sami and Salman Butt.
Umpires: Nadeem Ghouri (Pakistan) and Russell Tiffin (Zimbabwe).
Match Referee: Mike Procter (South Africa).