In a stunning display of bowling and batting, Pakistan defeated Sri Lanka in the Tri-Series final, claiming a remarkable victory in front of thousands of fans. Sri Lanka, batting first, managed only 114 runs before being bowled out.
The match began promisingly for Sri Lanka, as they reached 81–1 in 10 overs, but a sensational comeback from Pakistan’s bowlers completely turned the game around. Shaheen Shah Afridi took 3 wickets for 18 runs, Mohammad Nawaz grabbed 3 for 17, and Abrar Ahmed contributed 2 for 18, dismantling the Sri Lankan batting lineup. Kamil Mishara was the lone fighter for Sri Lanka, scoring 59 runs, while the rest of the team crumbled under pressure.
Pakistan’s chase was steady and confident. Babar Azam scored 37 not out and Saim Ayub contributed 36 runs, leading Pakistan to victory in just 18.4 overs. The team won comfortably by 6 wickets, showcasing a balanced performance between experienced stars and emerging talents.
This victory not only secures the Tri-Series trophy for Pakistan but also highlights the strength of its bowling attack and the consistency of its batting lineup. The match will be remembered for Pakistan’s spectacular comeback and team coordination, earning praise from cricket fans and analysts alike.
