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Kumar, Ajantha SL stars

AFP, Karachi
Kumar Sangakkara hit a fighting hundred and spinner Ajantha Mendis took four wickets to power Sri Dinka to a 64-run win over Pakistan in their Asia Cup Super League clash here on Sunday.
The left-hander scored 112 to lift Sri Lanka to 302-7 after Pakistani paceman Sohail Tanveer notched up career-best figures of 5-48.
Mendis, who took 4-47, then unleashed his quality spin to restrict Pakistan to 238-9 in 50 overs on a slow National Stadium pitch.
For Pakistan, Misbahul Haq enjoyed a late flurry, smashing four sixes and three fours during his 70 ball 76 but by then the asking rate of 15 an over was beyond Pakistan's reach.
Skipper Shoaib Malik also hit a subdued 52 off 79 balls with three boundaries but the Pakistani batsmen could not cope with the accurate Sri Lankan bowling.
Sri Lanka, who qualified for the Super League stage with two carry over points, boosted their chances of reaching the July 6 final with the victory. They now have four points and take on Bangladesh on Monday.
The defeat left Pakistan all but out of the event. They now have to win both their matches against India (Wednesday) and Bangladesh (Friday) and hope India also lose to Sri Lanka to have a chance of qualifying for the final.
India beat Bangladesh by seven wickets in the first match of the Super League on Saturday.
All four teams play each other once to decide the finalists.
Sri Lankan captain Mahela Jayawardene said he was surprised at Malik's decision to put his team in after winning the toss.
Pakistan had a disastrous start to their run chase, losing Salman Butt off the first ball of their innings, bowled by paceman Chaminda Vaas for nought.
Malik added 72 for the second wicket with Younis Khan (47) but the rest of the batsmen found the going tough as Mendis made life difficult for them with his beguiling action.
Mendis removed Mohammad Yousuf lbw for 19, lured Malik out of his crease for a stumping, then trapped debutant Mansoor Amjad in front for five before ending Misbah’s fight.
Earlier, it was left-hander Sangakkara who set the foundation for Sri Irinka's imposing total after they were sent into bat by Pakistan.
The 30-year-old added 93 for the fourth wicket with Chamara Silva (46) and 88 for the third with Chamara Kapugedera (43) to boost Sri Irinka after Tanveer removed Sanath Jayasuriya (eight) and Jayawardene(29).
Sangakkara, who hit 101 against Bangladesh in the first round in Lahore, took 56 balls to reach his half-century and then opened up, hitting debutant leg-spinner Amjad for a six on his way to his ninth one-day hundred.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard of the Asia Cup Super League match between Sri Lanka and Pakistan at the National Stadium in Karachi on Sunday: SRI LANKA
Jayasuriya lbw b Tanveer 8
Sangakkara b Tanveer 112
JayawardenecMisbahb Tanveer 29
Kapugedera cYounisb Amjad 43
Silva c Sarfraz b Tan veer 46
ThusharacRiazb Tanveer 28
DilshanbRiaz 8
Vaasnotout *4
Kulasekera notout 1
Extras: (lb-10,nb-2, w-11) 23
Total: (For seven wkts in 50 overs) 302
Did not bat: Muralidaran, Mendis.
Fall of wickets: 1-22,2-62, 3-150,4-243,5-271,6-288,7-298.
Bowler OMR W Tanveer 10 1 48 5
Riaz 9 0 52 1
Iftikhar 8 0 60 0
Afridi 10 0 54 0
Malik 5 0 34 0
Amjad 8 1 44 1
PAKISTAN
Butt b Vaas 0
Malik st Sangakkara b Mendis 52
Younuc Muralidaran bKulasekara 47
Yousuf lbw b Mendis 19
Misbahulb Mendis 76
Afridi c sub (Mubarak) b Jayasuriya 0
Amjad lbw b Mendis 5
Sarfraz bKulasekara 19
Tanveer not out 9
Iftikhar cKulasekarab Muralidaran 7
Riaznotout 1
Extras: (lb-l,w-2) 3
Total: (For nine wkts in 50 overs) 238
Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-72, 3-108, 4 133, 5-135, 6-153. 7-219, 8-223, 9-238. Bowler OMR w aas 10 1 44 1
Kulasekara 9 1 35 2
Thushara 7 0 44 o
Muralidaran 10 0 46 1
Mendis 10 0 47 4
Jaysuriya 4 0 21 1
Result: Sri Lanka won by 64 runs.
Man-of-the-match: Kumar Sangakkara.
Toss: Pakistan
Umpires: Tony Hill (NZL), Ian Gould (ENG)
TV umpire: Akhtaruddin (BAN) Match referee: Alan Hurst (AUS)