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Sri Lanka 236 all out against Pakistan in Champions Trophy

  CARDIFF: Sri Lanka slumped to 236 all out in their must-win Champions Trophy match against Pakistan at Cardiff
Published June 12, 2017

 

CARDIFF: Sri Lanka slumped to 236 all out in their must-win Champions Trophy match against Pakistan at Cardiff on Monday.

Both sides need a victory to join already qualified title-holders India from Group B in the last four of a tournament featuring the world's top eight one-day international sides, with the losers knocked out.

Sri Lanka, sent in to bat, were making steady progress at 161 for three while opener Niroshan Dickwella (73) and skipper Angelo Mathews (39) were at the crease.

But the loss of Mathews sparked a middle-order collapse that saw four wickets lost for just six runs as Sri Lanka slumped to 167 for seven.

Only same late tail-order hitting, with the last three wickets adding 69 runs, got Sri Lanka past 200 in an innings where Pakistan pacemen Hasan Ali and Junaid Khan took three wickets apiece.

But with 300 now a par score in ODI cricket, Sri Lanka knew it would take something special in the field to deny Pakistan a likely semi-final against tournament hosts England in Cardiff on Wednesday.

 

Copyright AFP (Agence France-Press), 2017
 

 

 

 

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