Saturday, 21 October 2017

Fourth ODI: Pakistan cruise to comfortable 7-wicket win over Sri Lanka

Pakistan completed off the fourth ODI in style, with Shoaib Malik hitting consecutive limits to finish up an oppressive triumph over Sri Lanka, who had overseen 173 against a determined knocking down some pins assault in the match played in Sharjah on Friday. 

The in-shape Babar Azam hit an agreeable 69 off 101 balls. He was joined by Shoaib Malik (69 off 81). The two took the group over the end goal with a last volley of sixes, securing Pakistan's fourth continuous triumph in the ODI arrangement against an ambushed Sri Lankan side. 

They two had put on a strong 119-run association for the fourth wicket to take the side home. 

Muahmmad Hafeez had before been gotten in the profound for 9 off 19 attempting to hit a limit against Seekuge Prasanna. 

Zaman had been baffled before at 17 when he missed a Dhanajaya conveyance that spun enormous. 

Imam-ul-Haq — who had made a century on make a big appearance in the third ODI — was expelled on two, leg before wicket, by Lahiru Gamage. 

Prior, the main positioned ODI bowler, Hassan Ali, kept his streak going and took three wickets for 37. 

Lahiru Thirimanne made the main striking commitment to the Sri Lankan innings, making 62 of every 94 balls before being expelled by Imad Wasim. Suranga Lakmal was not out for 23 toward the finish of the innings. 

Shadab Khan took two wickets on his initial two bundles of the match, expelling Seekuge Prasanna and Thisara Perera. 

Milinda Siriwardana was gotten in the profound by debutant Usman Khan Shinwari when he snared Hassan Ali. 

Hassan Ali praises expulsion of Sri Lanka's Akila Dananjaya. He took three wickets in the match. — AP 

Hassan Ali praises expulsion of Sri Lanka's Akila Dananjaya. He took three wickets in the match. — AP 

Consecutive wickets fell in the eleventh over when Dinesh Chandimal was run out by Sarfraz Ahmed and debutant Sadeera Samarawickrama was knocked down some pins by Imad Wasim. 

Shinwari struck early, rejecting Sri Lankan captain Upul Tharanga for a duck on the second conveyance of his first finished, leaving Sri Lanka 2-1 in the second finished of the match. 

Niroshan Dickwella was discovered confronting Junaid Khan in the wake of scoring 22 off 16 balls in the fifth over. 

The two groups played a debutant today, with Pakistan allowing to Shinwari while Sadeera Samarawickrama made his presentation for Sri Lanka. 

Sarfraz commends the wicket of debutant Sadeera Samarawickrama, rocked the bowling alley by Imad Wasim. — AFP 

Sarfraz commends the wicket of debutant Sadeera Samarawickrama, rocked the bowling alley by Imad Wasim. — AFP 

Shinwari supplanted Rumman Raees in the group. 

In the interim, Hassan Ali's five-for in the third ODI helped him secure the best position in the International Cricket Council's ODI rankings. His partner Muhammad Hafeez — who was accounted for suspect playing activity in the last ODI — additionally keeps on holding the main spot in the ODI every single rounder positioning.

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