2nd Test: Sri Lanka vs Pakistan: Sri Lanka won by 7 wickets

July 15, 2009 By: Spunky Category: Cricket News No Comments →

Scoreboard:
Pakistan 1st innings
Khurram Manzoor c Dilshan b Kulasekara 3
Fawad Alam lbw b Mathews 16
Younis Khan b Thushara 0
Mohammad Yousuf c Herath b Kulasekara 10
Misbah-ul-Haq c Dilshan b Kulasekara 0
Shoaib Malik not out 39
Kamran Akmal c Dilshan b Thushara 9
Abdur Rauf lbw b Kulasekara 0
Umar Gul c Samaraweera b Mendis 1
Mohammad Aamer lbw b Mendis 2
Saeed Ajmal lbw b Mendis 0
Extras (b 4, lb 2, w 2, nb 2) 10
Total (all out; 36 overs) 90
Fall of wickets:1-4, 2-6, 3-17, 4-19, 5-51, 6-67, 7-74, 8-80, 9-90, 10-90
Bowling:N Kulasekara:9-3-21-4-2.33,T Thushara:8-3-23-2-2.87,A Mendis:10-3-20-3-2.00,AD Mathews:3-0-15-1-5.00,R Herath:6-3-5-0-0.83,
Sri Lanka 1st innings
BSM Warnapura lbw b Umar Gul 11
NT Paranavitana c Kamran Akmal b Saeed Ajmal 26
KC Sangakkara b Umar Gul 87
MD Jayawardene c Khurram Manzoor b Saeed Ajmal 19
TT Samaraweera run out (Mohammad Aamer) 21
TM Dilshan c Kamran Akmal b Saeed Ajmal 20
AD Mathews c Mohammad Yousuf b Saeed Ajmal 27
KMDN Kulasekara c Misbah-ul-Haq b Umar Gul 11
HMRKB Herath c & b Umar Gul 0
T Thushara lbw b Abdur Rauf 1
BAW Mendis not out 0
Extras (b 8, lb 1, nb 8) 17
Total (all out; 80 overs) 240
Fall of wickets:1-28, 2-82, 3-133, 4-177, 5-188, 6-203, 7-220, 8-220, 9-227, 10-240
Bowling:Umar Gul:18-1-43-4-2.38,Mohammad Aamer:13-2-36-0-2.76,Abdur Rauf:11-1-38-1-3.45,Saeed Ajmal:31-5-87-4-2.80,Younis Khan:7-1-27-0-3.85
Pakistan 2nd innings
Khurram Manzoor c Dilshan b Herath 38
Fawad Alam c Warnapura b Herath 168
Younis Khan* c Dilshan b Paranavitana 82
Mohammad Yousuf lbw b Herath 6
Misbah-ul-Haq lbw b Kulasekara 3
Shoaib Malik b Herath 6
Kamran Akmal† lbw b Kulasekara 3
Abdur Rauf lbw b Kulasekara 0
Umar Gul lbw b Herath 2
Mohammad Aamer not out 1
Saeed Ajmal lbw b Kulasekara 0
Extras (b 8, lb 1, w 1, nb 1) 11
Total (all out; 96.4 overs) 320
Fall of wickets:1-85, 2-285, 3-294, 4-303, 5-303, 6-306, 7-312, 8-316, 9-319, 10-320
Bowling:N Kulasekara:19.4-6-37-4-1.88,T Thushara:13-0-48-0-3.69,AD Mathews:6-0-20-0-3.33,A Mendis:17-0-81-0-4.76,R Herath:35-5-99-5-2.82,NT Paranavitana:6-0-26-1-4.33
Sri Lanka 2nd innings (target: 171 runs)
BSM Warnapura c Kamran Akmal b Abdur Rauf 54
NT Paranavitana b Saeed Ajmal 17
KC Sangakkara c Misbah-ul-Haq b Shoaib Malik 46
DPMD Jayawardene not out 37
TT Samaraweera not out 6
Extras (lb 7, nb 4) 11
Total (3 wickets; 31.5 overs) 171
Fall of wickets:1-60, 2-100, 3-160
Bowling:Umar Gul:6-0-38-0-6.33,Mohammad Aamer:6-0-33-0-5.50,Saeed Ajmal:12-1-56-1-4.66,Abdur Rauf:4-1-13-1-3.25,Younis Khan:2-0-11-0-5.50,Shoaib Malik:1.5-0-13-1-7.09
Series Sri Lanka led the 3-match series 2-0
Players of the match: Fawad Alam (Pakistan) and N Kulasekara (Sri Lanka)

Scoreboard:

Pakistan 1st innings

Khurram Manzoor c Dilshan b Kulasekara 3

Fawad Alam lbw b Mathews 16

Younis Khan b Thushara 0

Mohammad Yousuf c Herath b Kulasekara 10

Misbah-ul-Haq c Dilshan b Kulasekara 0

Shoaib Malik not out 39

Kamran Akmal c Dilshan b Thushara 9

Abdur Rauf lbw b Kulasekara 0

Umar Gul c Samaraweera b Mendis 1

Mohammad Aamer lbw b Mendis 2

Saeed Ajmal lbw b Mendis 0

Extras (b 4, lb 2, w 2, nb 2) 10

Total (all out; 36 overs) 90

Fall of wickets:1-4, 2-6, 3-17, 4-19, 5-51, 6-67, 7-74, 8-80, 9-90, 10-90

Bowling:N Kulasekara:9-3-21-4-2.33,T Thushara:8-3-23-2-2.87,A Mendis:10-3-20-3-2.00,AD Mathews:3-0-15-1-5.00,R Herath:6-3-5-0-0.83,

Sri Lanka 1st innings

BSM Warnapura lbw b Umar Gul 11

NT Paranavitana c Kamran Akmal b Saeed Ajmal 26

KC Sangakkara b Umar Gul 87

MD Jayawardene c Khurram Manzoor b Saeed Ajmal 19

TT Samaraweera run out (Mohammad Aamer) 21

TM Dilshan c Kamran Akmal b Saeed Ajmal 20

AD Mathews c Mohammad Yousuf b Saeed Ajmal 27

KMDN Kulasekara c Misbah-ul-Haq b Umar Gul 11

HMRKB Herath c & b Umar Gul 0

T Thushara lbw b Abdur Rauf 1

BAW Mendis not out 0

Extras (b 8, lb 1, nb 8 ) 17

Total (all out; 80 overs) 240

Fall of wickets:1-28, 2-82, 3-133, 4-177, 5-188, 6-203, 7-220, 8-220, 9-227, 10-240

Bowling:Umar Gul:18-1-43-4-2.38,Mohammad Aamer:13-2-36-0-2.76,Abdur Rauf:11-1-38-1-3.45,Saeed Ajmal:31-5-87-4-2.80,Younis Khan:7-1-27-0-3.85

Pakistan 2nd innings

Khurram Manzoor c Dilshan b Herath 38

Fawad Alam c Warnapura b Herath 168

Younis Khan c Dilshan b Paranavitana 82

Mohammad Yousuf lbw b Herath 6

Misbah-ul-Haq lbw b Kulasekara 3

Shoaib Malik b Herath 6

Kamran Akmal lbw b Kulasekara 3

Abdur Rauf lbw b Kulasekara 0

Umar Gul lbw b Herath 2

Mohammad Aamer not out 1

Saeed Ajmal lbw b Kulasekara 0

Extras (b 8, lb 1, w 1, nb 1) 11

Total (all out; 96.4 overs) 320

Fall of wickets:1-85, 2-285, 3-294, 4-303, 5-303, 6-306, 7-312, 8-316, 9-319, 10-320

Bowling:N Kulasekara:19.4-6-37-4-1.88,T Thushara:13-0-48-0-3.69,AD Mathews:6-0-20-0-3.33,A Mendis:17-0-81-0-4.76,R Herath:35-5-99-5-2.82,NT Paranavitana:6-0-26-1-4.33

Sri Lanka 2nd innings (target: 171 runs)

BSM Warnapura c Kamran Akmal b Abdur Rauf 54

NT Paranavitana b Saeed Ajmal 17

KC Sangakkara c Misbah-ul-Haq b Shoaib Malik 46

DPMD Jayawardene not out 37

TT Samaraweera not out 6

Extras (lb 7, nb 4) 11

Total (3 wickets; 31.5 overs) 171

Fall of wickets:1-60, 2-100, 3-160

Bowling:Umar Gul:6-0-38-0-6.33,Mohammad Aamer:6-0-33-0-5.50,Saeed Ajmal:12-1-56-1-4.66,Abdur Rauf:4-1-13-1-3.25,Younis Khan:2-0-11-0-5.50,Shoaib Malik:1.5-0-13-1-7.09

Series Sri Lanka led the 3-match series 2-0

Players of the match: Fawad Alam (Pakistan) and N Kulasekara (Sri Lanka)

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2nd Test: Sri Lanka vs Pakistan: Pakistan’s turnaround performance on Day 2

July 13, 2009 By: Spunky Category: Cricket News No Comments →

Debutant Fawad Alam scored an unbeaten century as Pakistan produced a remarkable turnaround to claw their way back in the second Test
The tourists, who were bowled out for 90 in their first innings, hit back to dismiss Sri Lanka for 240 and then cruised to 178-1 in their second knock by stumps on the second day.
Left-handed Alam led the way with a determined 102 not out to give Pakistan a lead of 28 runs with nine wickets in hand on a dry pitch that appeared to have eased out under the hot sun.
The fearless 23-year-old from Karachi moved to 98 by lofting left-arm spinner Rangana Herath for a six over mid-wicket and then flicked the next ball for two runs to reach the coveted century. Alam put on 85 for the first wicket with Khurram Manzoor, who made 38 before he was caught behind by wicket-keeper Tillakaratne Dilshan off Herath.
Skipper Younus Khan, who was dismissed for zero in the first innings, was unbeaten on 35 at stumps after adding 93 for the unbroken second wicket with Alam.
Sri Lankan captain Kumar Sangakkara rotated his seam and spin attack in short bursts to gain quick breakthroughs, but Pakistan’s batsmen were not found wanting a second time.
Pakistan’s fightback was launched by seamer Umar Gul and off-spinner Saeed Ajmal, who took four wickets each to keep Sri Lanka’s first innings in check.
The hosts lost their last seven wickets for 63 runs after starting the day at a comfortable 164-3.
Sri Lanka won the first Test in Galle by 50 runs last week to take the lead in the three-match series.

Debutant Fawad Alam scored an unbeaten century as Pakistan produced a remarkable turnaround to claw their way back in the second Test

The tourists, who were bowled out for 90 in their first innings, hit back to dismiss Sri Lanka for 240 and then cruised to 178-1 in their second knock by stumps on the second day.

Left-handed Alam led the way with a determined 102 not out to give Pakistan a lead of 28 runs with nine wickets in hand on a dry pitch that appeared to have eased out under the hot sun.

The fearless 23-year-old from Karachi moved to 98 by lofting left-arm spinner Rangana Herath for a six over mid-wicket and then flicked the next ball for two runs to reach the coveted century. Alam put on 85 for the first wicket with Khurram Manzoor, who made 38 before he was caught behind by wicket-keeper Tillakaratne Dilshan off Herath.

Skipper Younus Khan, who was dismissed for zero in the first innings, was unbeaten on 35 at stumps after adding 93 for the unbroken second wicket with Alam.

Sri Lankan captain Kumar Sangakkara rotated his seam and spin attack in short bursts to gain quick breakthroughs, but Pakistan’s batsmen were not found wanting a second time.

Pakistan’s fightback was launched by seamer Umar Gul and off-spinner Saeed Ajmal, who took four wickets each to keep Sri Lanka’s first innings in check.

The hosts lost their last seven wickets for 63 runs after starting the day at a comfortable 164-3.

Sri Lanka won the first Test in Galle by 50 runs last week to take the lead in the three-match series.

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2nd Test: Sri Lanka Vs Pakistan

July 12, 2009 By: Spunky Category: Cricket News No Comments →

Sri Lanka have never won a home series against Pakistan, but this time they look  to rectify the stats with a dominant performance with ball and bat on the first day at the P Sara Oval. Pakistan had a horrible batting display in Galle, but they sunk even lower here, being bundled out for an embarrassing 90 after winning the toss. Sri Lanka’s batsmen, led by Captain Kumar Sangakkara, then gave them a batting lesson, easing to 164 for 3, already 74 in front.
The pitch was favourable for the bowlers, but by no means was batting as difficult as the Pakistan batsmen made it out to be. Sri Lanka’s bowlers Nuwan Kulasekara, Thilan Thushara and Angelo Mathews pitched it in the corridor, got movement in the air and off the pitch, and that combination was far too dangerous for Pakistan’s diffident top order. Kulasekara was the pick of the lot, wrecking the top order and finishing with well-deserved figures of 4 for 21, while the rest offered excellent support.
To their credit, Pakistan didn’t lose the plot in the field, taking three wickets and creating more opportunities. Malinda Warnapura fell to a rough lbw decision, Tharanga Paranavitana got an under edge after looking solid for his 26, while an out-of-sorts Mahela Jayawardene was trapped by a superb delivery which spun and bounced.
Pakistan’s fast bowlers ran in tirelessly, but the one who looked most likely to take wickets was Ajmal, the offspinner. On a dry pitch where the odd ball was already showing signs of misbehaving, Ajmal had most of the Sri Lankan batsmen in a spot of bother. Unfortunately for Pakistan, they gave away so much ground in the first three hours of play that it’ll require a exceptional effort for them to stay in this match, and the series.
Stats:
Pakistan’s first innings total 90 is their lowest against Sri Lanka and their seventh-lowest in all. Their previous lowest against Sri Lanka had been 117 only a week back in Galle.
Pakistan team lasted only 36 overs which being their third-lowest in the first innings of a match.
Abdur Rauf faced 34 balls for his duck. It’s the second-longest for Pakistan, in terms of balls faced, and the 12th-longest in all.
The number of ducks in the Pakistan innings was 4, which is the highest for them against Sri Lanka. Their highest against any team is six, versus West Indies in Karachi in 1980-81.

Sri Lanka have never won a home series against Pakistan, but this time they look  to rectify the stats with a dominant performance with ball and bat on the first day at the P Sara Oval. Pakistan had a horrible batting display in Galle, but they sunk even lower here, being bundled out for an embarrassing 90 after winning the toss. Sri Lanka’s batsmen, led by Captain Kumar Sangakkara, then gave them a batting lesson, easing to 164 for 3, already 74 in front.

The pitch was favourable for the bowlers, but by no means was batting as difficult as the Pakistan batsmen made it out to be. Sri Lanka’s bowlers Nuwan Kulasekara, Thilan Thushara and Angelo Mathews pitched it in the corridor, got movement in the air and off the pitch, and that combination was far too dangerous for Pakistan’s diffident top order. Kulasekara was the pick of the lot, wrecking the top order and finishing with well-deserved figures of 4 for 21, while the rest offered excellent support.

To their credit, Pakistan didn’t lose the plot in the field, taking three wickets and creating more opportunities. Malinda Warnapura fell to a rough lbw decision, Tharanga Paranavitana got an under edge after looking solid for his 26, while an out-of-sorts Mahela Jayawardene was trapped by a superb delivery which spun and bounced.

Pakistan’s fast bowlers ran in tirelessly, but the one who looked most likely to take wickets was Ajmal, the offspinner. On a dry pitch where the odd ball was already showing signs of misbehaving, Ajmal had most of the Sri Lankan batsmen in a spot of bother. Unfortunately for Pakistan, they gave away so much ground in the first three hours of play that it’ll require a exceptional effort for them to stay in this match, and the series.

Stats:

  • Pakistan’s first innings total 90 is their lowest against Sri Lanka and their seventh-lowest in all. Their previous lowest against Sri Lanka had been 117 only a week back in Galle.
  • Pakistan team lasted only 36 overs which being their third-lowest in the first innings of a match.
  • Abdur Rauf faced 34 balls for his duck. It’s the second-longest for Pakistan, in terms of balls faced, and the 12th-longest in all.
  • The number of ducks in the Pakistan innings was 4, which is the highest for them against Sri Lanka. Their highest against any team is six, versus West Indies in Karachi in 1980-81.
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2nd Test: Sri Lanka Vs Pakistan

July 10, 2009 By: Spunky Category: Cricket News No Comments →

Sri Lanka will once again go without the spin king Muttiah Muralitharan as they attempt a series-clinching win when the second Test against Pakistan starts on Sunday.
The world’s leading Test and One-day bowler missed the first Test in Galle, which Sri Lanka won by 50 runs, after hurting the patella tendon in his right knee during training last week.
Team manager Brendon Kuruppu said Muralitharan, 37, had improved considerably but will sit out the second Test on his home ground at the P Sara Oval as a precautionary measure.
“He won’t be playing the Test, but that’s more as a precaution than anything else,” Kuruppu said. “We are confident Murali will play the third Test.”
The off-spinner, who has taken a record 770 Test and 505 One-day wickets, was not missed as Sri Lanka pulled off a dramatic win in the Galle Test to take the lead in the three-match series.
Pakistan, chasing a modest target of 168 runs, collapsed from a comfortable 71-2 to 117 all out, losing their last eight wickets for 46 runs on the fourth day.

Sri Lanka will once again go without the spin king Muttiah Muralitharan as they attempt a series-clinching win when the second Test against Pakistan starts on Sunday.

The world’s leading Test and One-day bowler missed the first Test in Galle, which Sri Lanka won by 50 runs, after hurting the patella tendon in his right knee during training last week.

Team manager Brendon Kuruppu said Muralitharan, 37, had improved considerably but will sit out the second Test on his home ground at the P Sara Oval as a precautionary measure.

“He won’t be playing the Test, but that’s more as a precaution than anything else,” Kuruppu said. “We are confident Murali will play the third Test.”

The off-spinner, who has taken a record 770 Test and 505 One-day wickets, was not missed as Sri Lanka pulled off a dramatic win in the Galle Test to take the lead in the three-match series.

Pakistan, chasing a modest target of 168 runs, collapsed from a comfortable 71-2 to 117 all out, losing their last eight wickets for 46 runs on the fourth day.

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Sri Lanka Vs Pakistan: 1st Test: Sri Lanka won by 50 runs

July 07, 2009 By: Spunky Category: Cricket News No Comments →

Rangana Herath skittled Pakistan with his left-arm spin to hand Sri Lanka a dramatic 50-run victory in the first cricket Test against Pakistan.
Herath grabbed 4-15 as Pakistan, chasing a modest target of 168, collapsed from a seemingly impregnable 71-2 to 117 all out in their second innings before lunch on the fourth day.
Fast bowler Thilan Thushara and spinner Ajantha Mendis chipped in with two wickets each as a jittery Pakistan lost their last eight batsmen for 46 runs at the Galle International Stadium.
The brilliant win gave Sri Lanka a 1-0 lead in the three-Test series, the first between the two nations since gunmen attacked the Sri Lankan team bus in the Pakistani city of Lahore on March 3.
Sri Lanka 292 & 217
Pakistan 342 & 117
Sri Lanka 1st innings
BSM Warnapura b Mohammad Aamer 2
NT Paranavitana c Misbah-ul-Haq b Abdur Rauf 72
KC Sangakkara c Shoaib Malik b Mohammad Aamer 9
MD Jayawardene c Kamran Akmal b Abdur Rauf 30
TT Samaraweera c Kamran Akmal b Younis Khan 31
TM Dilshan c Shoaib Malik b Mohammad Aamer28
AD Mathews c Kamran Akmal b Umar Gul 42
KMDN Kulasekara c Kamran Akmal b Younis Khan 38
HMRKB Herath not out 20
T Thushara c Khurram Manzoor b Saeed Ajmal10
BAW Mendis st Kamran Akmal b Saeed Ajmal 5
Extras (b 1, lb 3, nb 1) 5
Total (all out; 80.2 overs; 353 mins) 292
Fall of wickets:1-3, 2-21, 3-96, 4-139, 5-160, 6-194, 7-241, 8-271, 9-282, 10-292
Bowling:Umar Gul:14-3-45-1-3.21,Mohammad Aamer:19-3-74-3-3.89,Abdur Rauf:14-1-59-2-4.21,Younis Khan:7-2-23-2-3.28,Saeed Ajmal:23.2-4-79-2-3.38,shoaib Malik:3-1-8-0-2.66
Pakistan 1st innings
Khurram Manzoor lbw b Thushara 2
Salman Butt b Kulasekara 0
Younis Khan c Dilshan b Mathews 25
Abdur Rauf c Dilshan b Kulasekara 31
Mohammad Yousuf run out (Dilshan) 112
Misbah-ul-Haq c Jayawardene b Herath 56
Shoaib Malik b Kulasekara 38
Kamran Akmal run out (Mathews) 31
Umar Gul b Kulasekara 7
Mohammad Aamer c Paranavitana b Thushara 4
saeed Ajmal not out 1
Extras (b 12, lb 15, w 1, nb 7) 35
Total (all out; 94 overs; 402 mins) 342
Fall of wickets: 1-1, 2-5, 3-55, 4-80, 5-219, 6-294, 7-303, 8-329, 9-339, 10-342
Bowling:KMDN Kulasekara:24-3-71-4-2.95,T Thushara:21-3-77-2-3.66,BAW Mendis:25-2-89-0-3.56,AD Mathews:8-2-26-1-3.25,HMRKB Herath:16-2-52-1-3.25
sri Lanka 2nd innings
HMRKB Herath lbw b Younis Khan 15
BSM Warnapura c Younis Khan b Umar Gul 0
NT Paranavitana c Kamran Akmal b Mohammad Aamer 49
KC Sangakkara c Kamran Akmal b Mohammad Aamer 14
MD Jayawardene c Kamran Akmal b Mohammad Aamer 0
TT Samaraweera c Misbah-ul-Haq b Saeed Ajmal 34
TM Dilshan c Khurram Manzoor b Younis Khan 22
AD Mathews c Salman Butt b Abdur Rauf 27
KMDN Kulasekara lbw b Saeed Ajmal 25
T Thushara not out 15
BAW Mendis b Saeed Ajmal 1
Extras (lb 7, w 1, nb 7) 15
Total (all out; 56.2 overs; 281 mins) 217
Fall of wickets:1-0, 2-68, 3-86, 4-88, 5-101, 6-138, 7-156, 8-191, 9-211, 10-217
Bowling:Mohammad Aamer:11-2-38-3-3.45,Umar Gul:10-2-62-1-6.20,Abdur Rauf:13-1-49-1-3.76,Younis Khan:10-1-27-2-2.70,Saeed Ajmal:12.2-0-34-3-2.75
Pakistan 2nd innings (target: 168 runs)
Khurram Manzoor c Jayawardene b Mendis 15
Salman Butt c Paranavitana b Herath 28
Younis Khan lbw b Mathews 3
Mohammad Yousuf lbw b Herath 12
Misbah-ul-Haq run out (†Dilshan) 7
Shoaib Malik c Dilshan b Thushara 0
Kamran Akmal lbw b Thushara 6
Abdur Rauf c Jayawardene b Herath 13
Umar Gul b Mendis 9
Mohammad Aamer c Dilshan b Herath 6
Saeed Ajmal not out 1
Extras (b 13, lb 3, w 1) 17
Total (all out; 44.3 overs; 202 mins) 117
Fall of wickets:1-36, 2-39, 3-71, 4-72, 5-72, 6-80, 7-85, 8-95, 9-110, 10-117
Bowling:KMDN Kulasekara:7-1-25-0-3.57,T Thushara:12-4-21-2-1.75,AD Mathews:4-0-13-1-3.25,BAW Mendis:10-0-27-2-2.70,HMRKB Herath:11.3-5-15-4-1.30
Man of the match: Rangana Herath (Sri Lanka)

Rangana Herath skittled Pakistan with his left-arm spin to hand Sri Lanka a dramatic 50-run victory in the first cricket Test against Pakistan.

Herath grabbed 4-15 as Pakistan, chasing a modest target of 168, collapsed from a seemingly impregnable 71-2 to 117 all out in their second innings before lunch on the fourth day.

Fast bowler Thilan Thushara and spinner Ajantha Mendis chipped in with two wickets each as a jittery Pakistan lost their last eight batsmen for 46 runs at the Galle International Stadium.

The brilliant win gave Sri Lanka a 1-0 lead in the three-Test series, the first between the two nations since gunmen attacked the Sri Lankan team bus in the Pakistani city of Lahore on March 3.

Scoreboard:

Sri Lanka 292 & 217

Pakistan 342 & 117

Sri Lanka 1st innings

BSM Warnapura b Mohammad Aamer 2

NT Paranavitana c Misbah-ul-Haq b Abdur Rauf 72

KC Sangakkara c Shoaib Malik b Mohammad Aamer 9

MD Jayawardene c Kamran Akmal b Abdur Rauf 30

TT Samaraweera c Kamran Akmal b Younis Khan 31

TM Dilshan c Shoaib Malik b Mohammad Aamer28

AD Mathews c Kamran Akmal b Umar Gul 42

KMDN Kulasekara c Kamran Akmal b Younis Khan 38

HMRKB Herath not out 20

T Thushara c Khurram Manzoor b Saeed Ajmal10

BAW Mendis st Kamran Akmal b Saeed Ajmal 5

Extras (b 1, lb 3, nb 1) 5

Total (all out; 80.2 overs; 353 mins) 292

Fall of wickets:1-3, 2-21, 3-96, 4-139, 5-160, 6-194, 7-241, 8-271, 9-282, 10-292

Bowling:Umar Gul:14-3-45-1-3.21,Mohammad Aamer:19-3-74-3-3.89,Abdur Rauf:14-1-59-2-4.21,Younis Khan:7-2-23-2-3.28,Saeed Ajmal:23.2-4-79-2-3.38,shoaib Malik:3-1-8-0-2.66

Pakistan 1st innings

Khurram Manzoor lbw b Thushara 2

Salman Butt b Kulasekara 0

Younis Khan c Dilshan b Mathews 25

Abdur Rauf c Dilshan b Kulasekara 31

Mohammad Yousuf run out (Dilshan) 112

Misbah-ul-Haq c Jayawardene b Herath 56

Shoaib Malik b Kulasekara 38

Kamran Akmal run out (Mathews) 31

Umar Gul b Kulasekara 7

Mohammad Aamer c Paranavitana b Thushara 4

saeed Ajmal not out 1

Extras (b 12, lb 15, w 1, nb 7) 35

Total (all out; 94 overs; 402 mins) 342

Fall of wickets: 1-1, 2-5, 3-55, 4-80, 5-219, 6-294, 7-303, 8-329, 9-339, 10-342

Bowling:KMDN Kulasekara:24-3-71-4-2.95,T Thushara:21-3-77-2-3.66,BAW Mendis:25-2-89-0-3.56,AD Mathews:8-2-26-1-3.25,HMRKB Herath:16-2-52-1-3.25

Sri Lanka 2nd innings

HMRKB Herath lbw b Younis Khan 15

BSM Warnapura c Younis Khan b Umar Gul 0

NT Paranavitana c Kamran Akmal b Mohammad Aamer 49

KC Sangakkara c Kamran Akmal b Mohammad Aamer 14

MD Jayawardene c Kamran Akmal b Mohammad Aamer 0

TT Samaraweera c Misbah-ul-Haq b Saeed Ajmal 34

TM Dilshan c Khurram Manzoor b Younis Khan 22

AD Mathews c Salman Butt b Abdur Rauf 27

KMDN Kulasekara lbw b Saeed Ajmal 25

T Thushara not out 15

BAW Mendis b Saeed Ajmal 1

Extras (lb 7, w 1, nb 7) 15

Total (all out; 56.2 overs; 281 mins) 217

Fall of wickets:1-0, 2-68, 3-86, 4-88, 5-101, 6-138, 7-156, 8-191, 9-211, 10-217

Bowling:Mohammad Aamer:11-2-38-3-3.45,Umar Gul:10-2-62-1-6.20,Abdur Rauf:13-1-49-1-3.76,Younis Khan:10-1-27-2-2.70,Saeed Ajmal:12.2-0-34-3-2.75

Pakistan 2nd innings (target: 168 runs)

Khurram Manzoor c Jayawardene b Mendis 15

Salman Butt c Paranavitana b Herath 28

Younis Khan lbw b Mathews 3

Mohammad Yousuf lbw b Herath 12

Misbah-ul-Haq run out (†Dilshan) 7

Shoaib Malik c Dilshan b Thushara 0

Kamran Akmal lbw b Thushara 6

Abdur Rauf c Jayawardene b Herath 13

Umar Gul b Mendis 9

Mohammad Aamer c Dilshan b Herath 6

Saeed Ajmal not out 1

Extras (b 13, lb 3, w 1) 17

Total (all out; 44.3 overs; 202 mins) 117

Fall of wickets:1-36, 2-39, 3-71, 4-72, 5-72, 6-80, 7-85, 8-95, 9-110, 10-117

Bowling:KMDN Kulasekara:7-1-25-0-3.57,T Thushara:12-4-21-2-1.75,AD Mathews:4-0-13-1-3.25,BAW Mendis:10-0-27-2-2.70,HMRKB Herath:11.3-5-15-4-1.30

Man of the match: Rangana Herath (Sri Lanka)

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Afridi might play for New South Wales

June 23, 2009 By: Spunky Category: Champions Trophy 2009, Player News No Comments →

Flamboyant all-rounder Shahid Afridi who guided Pakistan to glory in the ICC Twenty20 World Cup in England may soon receive an offer to play in Sheffield Shield for the Australian domestic side New South Wales.
The 29-year-old cricketer helped Pakistan win their first major title in 17 years by beating Sri Lanka by eight wickets in the final at Lord’s on Sunday.
Afridi put up an excellent all-round performance during the tournament, scoring 176 runs in seven matches which included two half-centuries and also scalped 11 wickets with an economy rate of 5.32.
If the deal materialises, Afridi would become one of the high-profile players to join an Australian side, after NSW’s selection of Kiwi Brendon McCullum for last season’s Big Bash final against Victoria, the report said.

Flamboyant all-rounder Shahid Afridi who guided Pakistan to glory in the ICC Twenty20 World Cup in England may soon receive an offer to play in Sheffield Shield for the Australian domestic side New South Wales.

The 29-year-old cricketer helped Pakistan win their first major title in 17 years by beating Sri Lanka by eight wickets in the final at Lord’s on Sunday.

Afridi put up an excellent all-round performance during the tournament, scoring 176 runs in seven matches which included two half-centuries and also scalped 11 wickets with an economy rate of 5.32.

If the deal materialises, Afridi would become one of the high-profile players to join an Australian side, after NSW’s selection of Kiwi Brendon McCullum for last season’s Big Bash final against Victoria, the report said.

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ICC World Twenty20: Next Champions Pakistan

June 22, 2009 By: Spunky Category: Champions Trophy 2009 No Comments →

Pakistan won by 8 wickets (with 8 balls remaining)
Sri Lanka innings (20 overs maximum)
T Dilshan c S Hasan b M Aamer 0
S Jayasuriya b A Razzaq 17
J Mubarak c S Hasan b A Razzaq 0
K Sangakkara not out 64
M Jayawardene c Haq b Razzaq 1
LPC Silva c Ajmal b Gul 14
I Udana b Afridi 1
A Mathews not out 35
Extras (lb 3, w 2, nb 1) 6
Total (6 wickets; 20 overs) 138
Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-2, 3-26, 4-32, 5-67, 6-70
Bowling: Mohammad Aamer: 4-1-30-1-7.50,Abdul Razzaq:3-0-20-3-6.66,Shahid Afridi:4-0-20-1-5.00,Saeed Ajmal:4-0-28-0-7.00,Shoaib Malik:1-0-8-0-8.00,Umar Gul:4-0-29-1-7.25
Pakistan innings (target: 139 runs from 20 overs)
Kamran Akmal st Sangakkara b Jayasuriya 37
Shahzaib Hasan c Jayasuriya b Muralitharan 19
Shahid Afridi not out 54
Shoaib Malik not out 24
Extras (lb 2, w 2, nb 1) 5
Total (2 wickets; 18.4 overs) 139
Fall of wickets: 1-48, 2-63
Bowling: AD Mathews:2-0-17-0-8.50,I Udana:4-0-44-0-11.00,SL Malinga:3.4-0-14-0-3.81,M Muralitharan:3-0-20-1-6.66,BAW Mendis:4-0-34-0-8.50,ST Jayasuriya:2-0-8-1-4.00
Pakistan won the 2009 ICC World Twenty20
Man of the Match: Shahid Afridi (Pakistan)
Man of the series: TM Dilshan (Sri Lanka)

Pakistan won the ICC World Twenty20 by 8 wickets with 8 balls remaining.

Scoreboard:

Sri Lanka innings (20 overs maximum)

T Dilshan c S Hasan b M Aamer 0

S Jayasuriya b A Razzaq 17

J Mubarak c S Hasan b A Razzaq 0

K Sangakkara not out 64

M Jayawardene   c Haq b Razzaq 1

LPC Silva c Ajmal b Gul 14

I Udana b Afridi 1

A Mathews not out 35

Extras (lb 3, w 2, nb 1) 6

Total (6 wickets; 20 overs) 138

Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-2, 3-26, 4-32, 5-67, 6-70

Bowling: Mohammad Aamer: 4-1-30-1-7.50,Abdul Razzaq:3-0-20-3-6.66,Shahid Afridi:4-0-20-1-5.00,Saeed Ajmal:4-0-28-0-7.00,Shoaib Malik:1-0-8-0-8.00,Umar Gul:4-0-29-1-7.25

Pakistan innings (target: 139 runs from 20 overs)

Kamran Akmal st Sangakkara b Jayasuriya 37

Shahzaib Hasan        c Jayasuriya b Muralitharan 19

Shahid Afridi not out 54

Shoaib Malik not out 24

Extras (lb 2, w 2, nb 1) 5

Total (2 wickets; 18.4 overs) 139

Fall of wickets: 1-48, 2-63

Bowling: AD Mathews:2-0-17-0-8.50,I Udana:4-0-44-0-11.00,SL Malinga:3.4-0-14-0-3.81,M Muralitharan:3-0-20-1-6.66,BAW Mendis:4-0-34-0-8.50,ST Jayasuriya:2-0-8-1-4.00

Man of the Match: Shahid Afridi (Pakistan)

Man of the series: TM Dilshan (Sri Lanka)

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