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කෝඩුකාර පාකිස්තානුවෝ 2 වැනි දිනයේත් ශ්‍රී ලංකාව හඬවයි

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ThePapare reports that Pakistan declared at 434/9 in the first Test at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, and that Sri Lanka resumed the fourth day on 404/4, 30 runs behind. ThePapare reports the match was being played on November 12.

ThePapare reports that debutant fast bowler Saqib Khan removed Sri Lanka’s two established batters early: Dhananjaya de Silva made 167 and Kusal Mendis scored 119. ThePapare says Sri Lanka then lost their remaining six wickets for 42 runs and were all out for 446 in 117.2 overs. Saqib finished with seven wickets for 130 runs, according to ThePapare.

ThePapare reports that Sri Lanka’s total gave them a 12-run first-innings lead. In Pakistan’s second innings, ThePapare and Ada Derana say the side reached 57/1 in 21.2 overs, leaving Pakistan 45 ahead with nine wickets in hand.

ThePapare reports that bad light brought the fourth day to an early close, while Ada Derana attributes the early finish to rain. ThePapare says the teams were due to continue on the fifth day.

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ThePapareකෝඩුකාර පාකිස්තානුවෝ 2 වැනි දිනයේත් ශ්‍රී ලංකාව හඬවයි

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  1. Ada Derana (සිංහල) · ශ්‍රී ලංකාවට තවත් ක්‍රිකට් පරාජයක් - පළමු T20 තරගයේ ජය පාකිස්තානයට
  2. Ada Derana (සිංහල) · පාකිස්තාන තුන්කොන් එක්දින සටන - ශ්‍රී ලංකාව පළමුව පන්දු යැවීමට තීරණය කරයි
  3. ThePapare · ලහිරු සහ කුසල් අර්ධ ශතක වාර්තා කරයි
  4. ThePapare · ශ්‍රී ලංකාව ලකුණු 193ක් ඉදිරියෙන්
  5. Ada Derana · Pakistan reach 281-5 at stumps on day one of first Sri Lanka Test

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