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Pakistan vs Sri Lanka, Final

Pavan Rathnayake 2-11(2 ov)
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Pawan Rathnayake to Babar Azam, 1 run, full and turning away, Babar leans forward and drives to deep point
17.5
4
Pawan Rathnayake to Babar Azam, FOUR, just one hit away now! Short delivery on the stumps, Babar rocks back and muscles the pull through mid-wicket for a handy hit
17.4
Pawan Rathnayake to Usman Khan, 1 run, nicely hit off the back foot but couldn't get it wide of long-off, so it's just one run
17.3
Pawan Rathnayake to Babar Azam, 1 run, shortish delivery, Babar rocks back and pulls to mid-wicket
17.2
Pawan Rathnayake to Usman Khan, 1 run, short and outside off stump, Usman cuts to deep point
17.1
W
Pawan Rathnayake to Fakhar Zaman, out Caught by Shanaka!! This is high, top edge and only carries as far as the man at cover. Full and spinning away as he bowled the offie, Fakhar went for a mighty slog, mistimed it for a simple catch. 11 needed off 17 balls now. Pakistan will hope they don't do anything crazy here. Fakhar Zaman c Shanaka b Pawan Rathnayake 3(5)
16
Pawan Rathnayake to Fakhar Zaman, no run, full delivery on the stumps, Fakhar defends from the crease
15.5
Pawan Rathnayake to Babar Azam, 1 run, short and turning away, Babar pulls to deep mid-wicket and it's only a single
15.4
Pawan Rathnayake to Fakhar Zaman, 1 run, nudged to mid-wicket
15.3
W
Pawan Rathnayake to Salman Agha, out Caught by Shanaka!! Long hop and smashed straight to cover to give Pawan Rathnayake his maiden international wicket. Short and wide. Agha thought he could get a four, he hit it too well and ended up picking out Shanaka in the infield. Salman Agha c Shanaka b Pawan Rathnayake 14(14) [4s-2]
15.2
Pawan Rathnayake to Salman Agha, no run, quicker delivery that skidded on and kept low to rush Agha on the cut shot. It was a lone appeal from Pawan Rathnayake and the ump too felt it may have pad-first and raised the finger. Looks like the bat hit the pad to cause the noise. Salman cut this towards point
15.1
Pawan Rathnayake to Babar Azam, 1 run, oh dear! Drag down and Babar belts it hard with the pull, but he couldn't beat long-on to the right