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Younis fights on

AFP, Karachi
New captain Younis Khan led Pakistan's fightback with his 16th hundred to thwart Sri Lanka on the third day of the openingTest here on Monday.
The 31-year-old right-hander was unbeaten on 149 as the home team, replying to Sri Lanka's mammoth first innings total of 644-7, were 296-3 at stumps.
Misbahul Haq was the other not out batsman at stumps with 20.
Pakistan need another 149 runs to avoid follow-on.
While the first two days belonged to Sri Lankan captain Mahela Jayawardene, who smashed a double hundred and was associated in a world record stand of 437, Younis was the hero on the third day.
Younis, leading Pakistan for the first time after he replaced Shoaib Malik following Pakistan's 2-1 one-day defeat against Sri Lanka last month - his fifth Test as captain overall --truly played a captain's knock.
He played the twin-pace and twin-spin Sri
Lankan bowling attack with consummate ease, and only looked in bother twice when he survived a confident leg-before shout against Ajantha Mendis when on 23.
Then on 92, Tillakaratne Dilshan failed to hold onto a diving catch off a miscued drive, with the bowler again being Mendis.
Younis pushed Sri Lankan paceman Dilhara towards third man for two to complete his century after four hours and five minutes of defiant batting -- his fourth against Sri Lanka.
He hit 17 boundaries during his six hour, 11 minute stay at the crease, holding one end intact.
Younis found an able ally in Malik as they put on 149 for the third wicket after opener Khurram Manzoor fell for 27 in the first session.
Resuming at 44-1, Manzoor and Younis took the score to 78 when Sri Lankan spinner Ajantha Mendis got the breakthrough, forcing Manzoor to edge to wicketkeeper Prasanna Jayawardene who took a straightforward catch.
Malik, who hit seven boundaries during his supportive 168-ball knock, was run out soon after tea when he failed to beat a direct throw from mid-off by Muttiah Muralidaran, while taking a quick single. Just like the Pakistani bowlers. Sri Lanka's twin-pace and twin-spin attack toiled on an unresponsive National Stadium pitch.
Both Younis and Malik occasionally jumped out to smother the little spin and hit over the top as Muralidaran failed to add to the single wicket he took by dismissing opener Salman Butt on Sunday.
Muralidaran finished with 1 -92 off 34 overs, while Mendis took 1 -78 in his 35 overs.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard at close on the third day of the opening Test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka at the National Stadium in Karachi on Monday: SRI LANKA: First innings 644-7 declared (M Jayawardene 240, Samaraweera 231, Sangakkara 70, Warnapura 59; Kaneria3-170)
PAKISTAN: First innings (overnight 44-1)
ManzoorcP Jayawardene b Mendis 27 ButteJayawardenebMuralidaran 23 Younis Khan notout 149 Malik run out 56
Misbahulnotout 20
Extras (b-4.lb-2.nb-14.w-1) 21
Total: (For three wkts in 112 overs)296 To bat: Faisal Iqbal, Kamran Akmal, Sohail Khan, Yasir Arafat, Umar Gul, Danish Kaneria.
Fallofwickels: 1-44,2-78,3-227. Bowler O M R W
Vaas 20 4 41 0
Fernando 22 1 75 0
Mendis 35 9 78 1
Muralidaran 34 7 92 1
Dilshan 10 4 0