DUBAI (Pro News): Spinner Wanindu Hasaranga drove Sri Lanka’s bowling to empower to set an exquisite five-wicket to persuade Pakistan on Friday in their dress practice for the Asia Cup final.
The different sides had proactively qualified for Sunday’s final before Sri Lanka’s five-wicket victory against Pakistan.
Pakistani Team Batting
Sri Lankan bowlers started the get-together’s control as debutant pacer Pramod Madushan smashed in at first over.
Hasaranga yielded figures 3-21 with his leg-misshape to support with bowling out Pakistan for 121 in 19.1 overs after they elected to field first in Dubai.
Chamika Karunaratne completed Fakhar Zaman’s visit on 13, and Pakistan slipped further when Hasaranga bowled Azam.
Babar has fought in the opposition with scores of 10, 9, 14, and nothing in his past innings.
He started with a glowing straight drive for four yet couldn’t convey a match-portraying score.
Pakistan kept yielding wickets, and Hasaranga finished his spell with two moderate wickets to fix the Pakistan batting.
Pakistan conquered 19.1 overs no matter what a late appearance of 26 by Mohammad Nawaz.
Spinner Mahesh Theekshana and Madushan grabbed two wickets individually.
Pakistani team bowling
Pakistan’s speedy bowlers similarly picked three early wickets/
They put Sri Lanka on the back foot before Nissanka, and the left-given Rajapaksa put the pursuit in a circumstance on track.
Mohammad Hasnain provided the party a fiction start when he got Kusal Mendis out for a first-ball duck on the second heap of the innings.
Individual speedy Haris Rauf got a wicket each in his two overs to dispatch rear Danushka Gunathilaka, out of nowhere, and Dhananjaya de Silva for nine.
Nissanka got moving Rajapaksa.
Regardless of losing his frivolity after a stand, he raised his seventh T20 fifty for Sri Lanka.
Supervisor Dasun Shanaka then joined him.
He compromised 31 on Friday and made 21 16 balls before getting out to Hasnain.
Pre-rivalry top decisions India, who failed two of their three Extremely Four matches, crashed out after Afghanistan lost to Pakistan on Wednesday.
