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Murali puts SL on velvet
PESHAWAR.March 8 (AFP): Magician Muttiah Muralitharan snared five wickets to bring Sri Lanka back on track to victory against Pakistan on the fourth day of the second cricket Test here Wednesday.
Pakistan's chances of an improbable win were severely Jolted by the off-spinner with his glaring eyes who put an end to a magnificent Innings of 88 by Yousuf Youhanna in the dying minutes to bury the home team.
When bad light curtailed play by five overs Pakistan were 222 for eight with captain Saeed Anwar fighting on 32 not out. the home team needing another 72 runs to level the series.
Earlier Srl Lanka were dismissed for 222 on the stroke of lunch in their second innings with । left-hander Russel Arnold making 99.
Youhanna in company with debutant Atlquz Zaman added 63 for the sixth wicket and 45 with Abdul Razzak for the fifth wicket to raise victory hopes from a precarious 103 for four
The 25-year-old played fluently and hit glorious shots to all parts of the ground, sending a vociferous crowd of 8.000 to their feet.
Muralitharan though had the last laugh when he trapped Youhanna leg before wicket for 88. ending a spectacular 171-minute Innings spiced with three sixes and eight fours.
The Sri Lankan off-spinner had Waqar Younis next ball for nought to bring his 18th five-wicket haul in Test cricket.
"I enjoyed bowling and hopefully will get 10 wickets in the match tomorrow but I am more concerned about the win than any personal achievement." he said.
"The new ball helped me a lot to gain extra bounce but there was a fright when Youhanna batted so positively. At one stage we thought we were losing."
Pakistan, chasing 294 to win with ti^e session and a full day's play left, were given a rousing start of 59 by Shahid Afridi and Anwar, who both played positively in the run chase'
Afridi, who holds the record for fastest century in one-day
internationals, hit two fours and two sixes in his 31 but was stumped In his attempt to hammer Muralitharan out of the attack.
Muralitharan dismissed In-zamamul Haq in his seventh over, caught bat-pad for nine.
Pakistan lost its third wicket in the last over before tea when Sanath Jayasuriya forced Aamir Sohail to edge to silly mid-off for naught leaving the home team struggling at 82-3 at tea.
Soon after the interval the home team received a cruel blow when captain Saeed Anwar collided with umpire Mohammad Nazir while completing a sharp single.
Anwar, who was 30 not out. badly hurt his neck and was rushed to hospital for a medical examination. Nazir, who turned 54 Wednesday, remained unhuft.
' ‘Yousuf Youhanna posted Pakistan's 100 with a rasping cov‘er drive to the boundary off Chaminda Vaas but the pacer avenged by dismissing Younis Khan for six.
Muralitharan returned in his second spell and with his first ball trapped Razzak leg before wicket for live, leaving half the side back at 142.
Youhanna threw caution to the wind by taking on the bowling and when on 45 completed his 1.000 runs in his 17th Test.
He hit Jayasuriya for $ straight six and pulled him for four next ball to reach his 10th Test half-century in 94 minutes.
Youhanna and number eight batsman Atiquz Zaman, who took Pakistan to from 145-5. had luck on their side.
Zaman, on 13. was ruled not out by TV umpire Ikram Rabbani when Romesh Kaluwitha-rana snapped him one bounce off Wickremasinghe.
Earlier in Srl Lankas 2nd knock, left-hander Russel Arnold fell one short of a well-deserved century but helped Sri Lanka tighten their grip.
Arnold. 26, was unlucky to fall victim to the nervous nineties when he was caught at silly mld-off by Youhanna off Arshad Khan for 99 in 299 minutes.
Sri Lanka resumed Wednesday's second innings at 129 for five with Arnold and Aravinda de Silva consolidating their position by taking the total to 188.
Left-armer Sohail finally broke the partnership and De Silva, batting with a runner due to a hamstring problem, was caught on 31.
The tourists added another 23 runs on the last three wickets with Ravindra Pushpaku-mara hitting a six and a four in his 14.
Srl Lanka had made 268 in their first innings and Pakistan replied with 199.
Pakistan lost the first Test in Rawalpindi by a narrow two-wicket margin.