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Pakistan head coach Grant Bradburn insists his team\u2019s top-order batting is not a worry but that confidence may not spare Fakhar Zaman, the only man to have scored an ODI double hundred<\/a> for his country.<\/p>\n Pakistan\u2019s openers have endured a miserable last five matches with just 35 as their highest partnership.<\/p>\n There has only been one century stand in the 16 games this year.<\/p>\n Left-hander Fakhar managed just 12 runs in a partnership of 15 with Imamul Haq in Pakistan\u2019s 81-run win against the Netherlands<\/a> in Hyderabad on Friday.<\/p>\n Fakhar, who famously smashed 210 not out against Zimbabwe in 2018, has a best of just 33 in his last 11 innings, a desperate run which followed three successive centuries against New Zealand earlier this year.<\/p>\n For Tuesday\u2019s game with Sri Lanka, Fakhar is likely to make way for Abdullah Shafique who hit a half-century when the sides last met at the Asia Cup in September. Sri Lanka won that game by two wickets<\/a>.<\/p>\n Bradburn still hopes the top-order clicks sooner rather than later.<\/p>\n