Salman Ali Agha scores century as Pakistan reach 305 against Sri Lanka
Salman Ali Agha scored a century to help Pakistan post 305 runs in the opening ODI of a tri-series against Sri Lanka at Rawalpindi on Sunday.
Pakistan innings anchored by Agha
Salman Ali Agha returned to international cricket with his third One-day International century in the match. The right-hander scored 107 runs off 90 balls, including ten fours and a six. He added 97 runs for the fifth wicket partnership with Hasan Nawaz before being dismissed by Asitha Fernando.
Sri Lankan bowlers restrict visitors
Eshan Malinga was the pick of the Sri Lankan attack with figures of 4-46 in the innings. He removed Babar Azam and Saad Baig to halt Pakistan's progress during the middle overs. Dilshan Madushanka also took early wickets of openers Saim Ayub and Fakhar Zaman.
Match context and other scores
Pakistan were bowled out in 49.5 overs after being sent in to bat on a good-paced pitch. Debutant Saad Baig scored a quick 39 runs with two sixes and three fours. England is the third team participating in this tri-series tournament.
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- Dawn
- Business Recorder
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