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Pakistan win at last
KARACHI. Mar 15: Pakistan downed Srl Lanka by an emphatic 222-run margin in the third and
final cricket Test in Karachi on Wednesday to restore some of their damaged pride, reports AFP.
The home team dismissed Sri Lanka for 228 on the fourth day and kept intact an unbeatable record at the National Stadium after holding off their first home whitewash.
Sanath Jayasuriya's men faltered in their chase of a mammoth target of 451 to finish in disappointing style a series they dominated.
Earlier Pakistan were dismissed for 421 in their second innings after an hour's play with skipper Moin Khan leading the way with a fiery 70.
The victory comes as h big relief for Pakistan who came off from a 3-0 whitewash by Steve Waugh's invincible Australia. then lost the first two Tests of this series and had to handle off-field problems in their cricket.
Wasim Akram and Saeed Anwar each stepped down as captain and coach Intikhab Alam resigned before the final Test to compound Pakistan's management problems.
Former captain Javed Miandad took over as coach while Moin was appointed captain on the eve of the Karachi Test.
Wickets fell at regular intervals in the Sri Lankan second innings on Wednesday with captain Jayasuriya departing as early as the seventh over.
The visitors were left trying to beat India's record 406 for four fourth innings stand against the West Indies at Port of Spain in 1976.
Jayasuriya was adjudged leg before wicket off Waqar Younis for 10. offering no stroke to an Incoming delivers’.
"It was disappointing to lose the dead Test like this but overall we enjoyed the series and are happy to have won against a tough opponent like Pakistan." Sri Lankan captain Jayasuriya
Jayasuriya, however, won his third consecutive series in
charge after beating Australia 1-0 at home last August and Zimbabwe by the same margin in tlie away series tn November-December last year.
Sri Lankas highest fourth innings score to win a Test is 326-5 against Zimbabwe In Colombo three years ago.
But with experienced Ar-avinda de Silva not playing in the match due to injury the visitors never looked settled enough to handle the pressure of a big target.
At lunch the tourists were 37-1 with all hopes of prolonging the result resting on grafter Marvan Atapattu.
Atapattu and Russel Arnold fell in successive overs, leaving Sri Lanka reeling at 41 - 3.
Sri Lanka won the first Test in Rawalpindi by a narrow two-wicket margin and the second at Peshawar by 57 runs.
Pacer Mohammad Akram had Atapattu when the batsman played a wild cut shot off a rising delivery but was caught by wicketkeeper Moin.
Atapattu's 23 had four boundaries and with him all the hopes of a fight vanquished.
Arnold was well caught by Moin off a vicious in-coining delivery by Waqar for 8.
Sri Lanka lost Tillekeratne Dilshan to a silly run out for 5 when the batsman failed to beat a throw from mid-wicket by Yousuf Youhana in his attempt to take a sharp single
Scoreboard in the third and final cricket Test between Srl Lanka and Pakistan at the Karachi National Stadium on Wednesday.
PAKISTAN: First innings 256 (Inzamamul Haq 86. Shahid Afridi 74; M.Muralitharan 4-891
SRI LANKA: First innings 227 (R.Arnold 48. R.Kaluwi-tharana 42: Shoaib Akhtar 3-52)
PAKISTAN: Second innings (overnight 375 for seven) Naveed lbw M’tharan 27 Afridi b P'kurnara 34
Ijaz c Dilshan b M’tharan 3 Inzamam c Wsinghe b Mlharan 138 Akhtar lbw Vaas 0
Youhana c Ktharana b Pkumara n Younis c K'tharana b Wslnghe61 Moin c Arnold b P'kurnara 70 Waqar c Dilshan b M’tharan 39 FaziJ c J'surlya b P’kurnara 3 Akram not out 1
Extras: (lb-16: nb-18) 3-1
Total: (All out in 133.5 overs)421
Fall of wickets: 1-70: 2-70. 3-84; 4-106; 5-159; 6-283; 7-320; 8-408; 9-419.
Bowler O M R W
Vaas 34 8 107 1
P'kurnara 20.5 3 66 4
Wsinghe 26 6 82 1
M’tharan 40 6 107 4
J'suriya 9 1 28 0
Arnold 4 0 15 0
SRI LANKA: Second innings Atapattu c Moin b Akram 23 Jayasuriya lbw Waqar 10 Arnold c Moin b Waqar 8 Jayawardena b Fazil 29 Dilshan run out 5
Kaluwitharana b Akhtar 33 Saram lbw Afridi 18
Vaas c Akhtar b Afridi 28 Pushpakumara c Fazil b Afridi 4 4 W’ickramasinghe run out 0 Muralitharan not out 5
Extras: (b-1: lb-7; nb-17) 25
Total: (All out in 46 overs) , 228
Fall of wickets: 1-27; 2-J 1: 3-41; 4-59; 5-86; 6-121: 7-145. 8-191:9-199.
Bowler OMR W
Waqar 11 4 32 2
Akhtar 13 1 64 1
Akram 10 1 44 1
Fazil 4 0 30 1
Afridi 8 1 50 3
Result: Pakistan won by 222 runs.
Man-of-the-match: Inzamamul Haq.
Men-of-the-series: Muttiah Muralitharan (SL) and Waqar Younis (Pak).
First Test: Sri Lanka won by two wickets.
Second Test: Sri Lanka won by 57 runs.
Sri Lanka win series 2-1.