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Aaquib spell sinks SL
H GWALIOR (India).
| May 13: Aaquib
■ Javed knocked out world champions Sri Lanka
Li with a fiery new-ball burst here Monday night to resurrect Pakistan's faltering Independence Cup campaign, reports AFP.
Aaquib snapped up four early wickets, including two in the first over, and one more in his second spell after Pakistan had piled up an imposing 289 for six in a must-win situation.
Sri Lanka scored 259 in reply to lose by 30 runs and keep the depleted Pakistanis alive in the four-nation event after their 22- run defeat to New Zealand in the opening match.
Aaquib. recalled to the side In the absence of five frontline bowlers including Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis, came back strongly after being smashed for 70 runs in eight overs by the Kiwis on Friday.
He trapped dashing opener Sanath Jayasuriya leg before with his first delivery and had new man Marvan Atapattu caught at point with his fifth before Srl Lanka had a run on the board.
Romesh Kaluwitharana was bowled in Aaquib's third over. giving the 135-match veteran is 150th one-day wicket and reducing Sri Lanka to 25 for three.
The in-form Aravinda de Silva cantered with a dazzling 33 off 32 balls before Aaquib had-him top-edging-a-drive to Ijaz Ahmed at point with the first ball of his sixth over.
Srl Lankan captain Arjuna Ranatunga (58) and Hashan Tillekeratne (29) carried the score from 59 for four to 134. before Salim Malik's gentle medium pace removed both batsmen in the 26th over.
That took the fight out of both the Srl Lankans and the Roop Singh Stadium which was plunged into darkness for 18 minutes after a technical snag at the light towers.
When play resumed. Roshan Mahanama (54) and Kumara Dharmasena (28) lifted Sri Lanka's hopes by adding 71 for the seventh wicket but Pakistan kept the run-rate in check to emerge deserving winners.
Earlier, the Pakistanis used the easy-paced wicket and a lightening outfield to flay the Sri Lanka attack after electing to take first strike.
They began in sensational fashion as Shahid Afridi hit an explosive 52 off 29 balls to carry the score to 74 for no loss by the 10th over.
Pakistan appeared to have lost ground when they reached 236 for five by the 45th, but Malik (49), Moin Khan (23) and Mohammad Hussain (17) hammered 53 off the last five overs, including 18 off the final over from Chaminda Vaas.
Afridi, one-day cricket's fastest centurion, hit nine boundaries before reaching his half-century with two successive sixes off left-arm seamer Vaas.
Afridi and Saeed Anwar hammered 25 off the first three overs and brought up the fifty in
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the eighth pyer — Afridi's contribution being 32.
Ijaz Ahmed’ (29), skipper Rameez Raia (49) and Malik continued the run hunt in the middle-order.
Pakistan have an eight-day rest before their last league match against arch-rivals India at Madras on May 21. Hosts India take on New Zealand at Bangalore on Wednesday, before clashing with Sri Lanka at Bombay on Saturday. (Satellite Channel DD-1 is expected tocover Wednesday's day-night affair)