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Lanka lash Pakistan
COLOMBO. July 9 iReuters): Sri Lanka handed a comprehensive six-wicket defeat
to Pakistan on Sunday to win then third match in a row and
featured in a rousing 96-run first wicket partnership with hard-hitting Avishka Gunawardena off 101 balls to set Srl Lanka's course to victory.
Jayasuriya, who made 54 off 81 balls with six fours and a six.
reach the final of the one-day triangular tournament which also includes South Africa.
Set a target of 241. Sri Lanka won the game with four balls to spare when Russel Arnold hit Azhar Mahmood for a four.
Captain Sanath Jayasuriya
earlier claimed two Pakistani wickets for 33 runs to take the man-of-(he-match award. Gunawardena hit 47 off 50 balls with six fours.
The Pakistani attack seemed tame without Waqar Younis and the Sri Lankan batsmen
had little trouble fending off the bowlers on a slow pitch.
Younis was serving a one-match suspension for ball-tampering in the game against South Africa on Saturday.
Maheia Jayawardene returned to form, hitting 49 off 55 balls with three fours and a six Kumar Sangakkara remained unbeaten at 36.
Earlier Azhar Mahmood lashed an unbeaten 43 off 25 balls to help lift Pakistan to 240 for six from their 50 overs.
Mahmood and fellow pacebowling all-rounder Abdur Raz-zaq (17 not out) put on 58 for the seventh wicket to boost Pakistan from 182 for six in the 44th over.
Pakistan, after winning the toss, suffered early setbacks when openers Saeed Anwar and Imran Nazir were both dismissed with only 19 on the board.
Younis Khan and Imzama-mul Haq led a recovery by’ adding 82 for the third wicket.'
Younis was top-scorer with 59 before being bowled by Jayasuriya's left-arm spin, which also accounted for Inzamam for 47.
The spinners contained Pakistan effectively until Mahmood came in to thrash one six and four fours.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard of the triangular Singer Cup day-night International between Pakistan and Sri Lanka at the Premadasa Stadium on Sunday: PAKISTAN
Anwar b Vans 13
Nazir run out 2
Younis Khan b Jayasuriya 50 inzamam c Alnpattu b Jayasuriya 47 Youhana c Joyawardena b Dharmasena 39
Moin c Atapatlu b Muralitharan 10 Razzaq not out 17
Mahmood not out 43
Extras' lib 2 nb-4 w-1) 10
total IFoi m\ wickets In 50 ovcrs)240 Fall of wickets: 1-16: 2-19; 3-101: 4-146; 5-175: 6-182.
Bowler OMR W
Cans 8 0 44 1
i^uysa 9 1 47 0
Jharmnscna 7 0 38 I
J a i alit haran 10 0 35 1
handana 10 0 41 0
Jayasuriya 6 0 33 2
Sri Lanka
Jayasuriya c Moin b Malik 54 Gunawardena b Razzaq 47 Atapattu c Moin b Shabbir 25 Jayawardena b Razzaq 49 Sangakkara not out 36
Arnold not out 13
Extras: (bl, IblO. nb4. w5) 20
Total (for 4 wkts, 49 2 overs) 244
Fall of wickets: 1-96. 2-126. 3-167. 4-219
Bowling O M R W
Shabbir 10 0 52 1
Mahmood 9.2 .0 48 0
Razzaq 10 0 50 2
Arshad 10 0 43 0
Malik 10 0 40 I
Result: Sri Lanka won by six wickets
Man-of-the-match: Sanath Jayasuriya
Next match Sri Lanka v South Africa on Tuesday