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Inzy, Afridi anchor Pakistan
KARACHI. Mar 12 (AFP). Middle-order batsman hizamamul Haq pushed Pakistan l —to 256 all out on the first day of the third and final cricket Test against Srl Lanka here Sunday.
Pakistan's batting faltered once again as only Inzamam with 86 and Shahid Afridi with 74 hit a purple patch. Only two other batsmen could reach double figures on a hot day before a small holiday crowd.
At close Srl Lanka were 10-0 after batttug for two overs.
Inzamam's polished knock rescued Pakistan from another low score as he kept his end intact until falling prey to his perennial run out Jinx.
He hit ten boundaries In his 244-minute stay al the crease.
Srl Lankan off-spinner Muttiah Muralltharan. who guided his team to a 57-run win in Peshawar with a ten-wicket haul, was again the pick of tourists' bowling picking up 4-89. taking his series tally to 22 wickets.
Muralltharan again proved his wicket-taking ability and did not give the Pakistani batsmen the chance to settle. He now has 249 wickets in 51 Tests.
Put into bat. Pakistan had a steady start of 38 through Afridi’and Mohammad Naveed in the first hour.
Sri Lanka, already 2-0 up
and with series in their pockets, made just one change from the second Test's line-up. experienced batsman Aravinda de Silva making wpy for Indika de Saram. '"
Pakistan had a new captain in Moin Khan and a new coach In Javed Miandad and with five changes from the second Test the team had a completely new look.
Moin missed the second Test due to flu and knee problem.
Intikhab Alam, coach in the first two Tests, resigned alter (he Pakistan Cricket Board announced Minadad would replace him after the series.
Skipper Saeed Anwar was ruled out after failing to recover from a stiff neck. Pacer Wasim Akram was also not fully fit from groin injury.
Ijaz Ahmed, Mohammad Akram. Irfan Fazil and Mohammad Naveed were brought in. Fazil, a 19-year-old pacer, made his Test debut.
Abdur Razzak. Aamir Sohail. Arshad Khan and Atiquz Zaman were excluded from the team that played the second Test.
The dismal showing of the home team, mixed with Injuries to key players, took the tally of players to 19 in the series.
Pakistan lost Naveed with the third ball after drinks when he played a Ravlndra Push-pakumara delivery onto his stumps after making 5.
Afridi played some aggressive shots, reaching his second 50 in Test cricket off 63 balls In 94 minutes hitting ten fours.
Chaminda Vaas provided the second breakthrough for the visitors when he trapped Ijaz leg before wicket on a full-pitched delivery-.
Ijaz, recalled after being ignored for the one-day series and the first two Tests against Sri Lanka, could make only 7.
Pakistan were 95-2 at lunch
Muralitharan chipped in with two wickets after lunch, first sending Afridi for 74 when he failed to keep down a sweep and was well caught at fine leg by Praniodya Wickremasinghe.
Afridi’s innings lasted 92 balls and during his 136-minute stay at the crease he hit 13 boundaries and a six off Mu-ralitharan.
The Srl Lankan off-spinner forced Yousuf Youhanna to play an uppish drive and had him caught at mld-wicket for 7.
Younis Khan, who made a century on his debut in the first Test, was shaky and took 17 balls to get off the mark. He fell after making 7. trapped by Vaas with Pakistan on 152.
At the stroke of tea Pakistan lost skipper Moin Khan for 6. caught in the covers off Wlckremasinghe.
Inzamam added a valuable 83 runs with Waqar Younis (16) and Shoaib Akhtar (26). driving Muralltharan forcefully during his innings.
He reached his 25th half-century' in 161 minutes, hitting seven fours before failing to regain his crease after being sent back by Shoaib, attempting a double to deep mld-on.
Shoaib hit two fours and two sixes In his highest Test score before holing out to Muralltharan at deep mld-on.
The tourists won the first Test in Rawalpindi by a narrow two-wicket margin and won the second Test at Peshawar by 57.