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All scoresPakistan won by 37 runs
Pakistan305/1049.5 ov
Sri Lanka268/1048.1 ov

Pakistan won by 37 runs

Pakistan ODI Tri-Series, 20261st Match · Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi

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Alert history

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  • Wicket — Sri Lanka 268/10Innings 2 at 268 all out.
  • Match finishedPakistan won by 37 runs
  • Sri Lanka innings endedSri Lanka all out for 268.
  • Wicket — Sri Lanka 263/9Innings 2 at 263/9.
  • Wicket — Sri Lanka 260/8Innings 2 at 260/8.
  • Wicket — Sri Lanka 257/7Innings 2 at 257/7.
  • Wicket — Sri Lanka 254/6Innings 2 at 254/6.
  • Wicket — Sri Lanka 210/5Innings 2 at 210/5.
  • Wicket — Sri Lanka 91/4Innings 2 at 91/4.
  • Wicket — Sri Lanka 87/3Innings 2 at 87/3.
  • Wicket — Sri Lanka 66/2Innings 2 at 66/2.
  • Wicket — Sri Lanka 30/1Innings 2 at 30/1.
  • Wicket — Pakistan 305/10Innings 1 at 305 all out.
  • Pakistan innings endedPakistan all out for 305.
  • Wicket — Pakistan 293/9Innings 1 at 293/9.
  • Wicket — Pakistan 293/8Innings 1 at 293/8.
  • Wicket — Pakistan 291/7Innings 1 at 291/7.
  • Wicket — Pakistan 284/6Innings 1 at 284/6.
  • Wicket — Pakistan 215/5Innings 1 at 215/5.
  • Wicket — Pakistan 119/4Innings 1 at 119/4.
  • Wicket — Pakistan 108/3Innings 1 at 108/3.
  • Wicket — Pakistan 32/2Innings 1 at 32/2.
  • Wicket — Pakistan 23/1Innings 1 at 23/1.
  • Match startedPakistan vs Sri Lanka is under way at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi.

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Overs
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Stumps
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Innings break
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Declaration
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Lead and trail
In a match with two innings each, the difference between the teams’ combined runs.
DLS
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Follow-on
When a side trails by a large margin in the first innings and is asked to bat again immediately.