Pakistan moved 27 runs ahead of Sri Lanka in the first Test after losing one wicket in their second innings on Day 4 at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Thursday.

The hosts reached 39/1 after 12 overs, with Azan Awais unbeaten on 16 and Mohammad Taha on 12. Pakistan had earlier declared their first innings at 434/9 before Sri Lanka responded with 446, taking a 12-run lead.

Tayyab Arif was the first Pakistan batter to depart in the second innings. He scored 11 off eight deliveries before Asitha Fernando trapped him lbw in the third over.

Awais and Taha then steadied the innings, taking Pakistan past Sri Lanka&#39;s first-innings total and restoring the hosts&#39; lead.

The latest Pakistan vs Sri Lanka live score puts Pakistan at 39/1, with eight wickets remaining and a lead of 27 runs. Awais has faced 33 deliveries and struck three boundaries, while Taha has scored two fours from 31 balls.

Fernando has been Sri Lanka&#39;s only successful bowler so far, returning figures of 1/10 from five overs. Lahiru Kumara has conceded seven runs in three overs, while Dilshan Madushanka has taken 15 runs from his three overs.

<h2>Pakistan look to build on their first-innings effort</h2>

Pakistan&#39;s first-innings total of 434/9 featured useful contributions throughout the batting order. Saud Shakeel top-scored with 93, narrowly missing a century, while Tayyab Arif and Mohammad Taha scored 57 and 51 respectively.

Babar Azam also made 50, while debutant Arafat Minhas added 52. Wicketkeeper Ghazi Ghori contributed 48.

Sri Lanka&#39;s response was built around two big individual performances. Dhananjaya de Silva scored 167, while captain Kusal Mendis made 119, helping the visitors reach 446 and take a narrow first-innings advantage.

Pakistan now have an opportunity to put that deficit behind them and set Sri Lanka a challenging target. However, the hosts will need their middle order to deliver if they are to establish a substantial lead before the innings closes.

With the match entering its fourth day, a result is still possible, although the live win probability at the latest update heavily favours a draw.

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Pakistan reach 39/1 in their second innings against Sri Lanka on Day 4, taking a 27-run lead in the first Test at Rawalpindi.

Pakistan vs Sri Lanka Day 4 Update as Hosts Regain the Lead

Sri Lanka produced a commanding batting display on the third day of the opening Test against Pakistan, finishing at 404/4 in their first innings at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. Dhananjaya de Silva and Kusal Mendis both scored unbeaten centuries, putting the visitors within 30 runs of Pakistan&#39;s first-innings total of 434/9 declared.&nbsp;

The PAK vs SL 1st Test Day 3 highlights feature two outstanding individual centuries, a massive partnership and Pakistan&#39;s struggle to find further breakthroughs.

Mohammad Abbas was Pakistan&#39;s only successful bowler on the day, dismissing Kamindu Mendis for 58. His wicket brought an end to a 90-run partnership, but Pakistan could not make further inroads into Sri Lanka&#39;s middle order. The visitors recovered through their experienced batting pair, who took advantage of the increasingly favourable batting conditions.

Dhananjaya de Silva reached his 14th Test century and remained unbeaten on 167 from 241 deliveries, hitting 20 boundaries. Kusal Mendis also marked his first Test match as Sri Lanka captain with a hundred, finishing on 117 not out from 188 balls, including 10 fours and four sixes. Their partnership produced 249 runs without separation, taking the visitors close to overtaking Pakistan&#39;s total.

Pakistan struggled to break the stand despite using several bowling options. Debutant Saqib Khan claimed two wickets earlier in the innings, while Arafat Minhas and Razaullah could not make an impact during the final partnership.&nbsp;

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PAK vs SL 1st Test Day 3 highlights: Unbeaten centuries from Dhananjaya de Silva and Kusal Mendis powered Sri Lanka to 404/4 in Rawalpindi.

PAK vs SL 1st Test Day 3 Highlights: De Silva, Mendis Centuries

RAWALPINDI: Sri Lanka seized complete control of the opening Test against Pakistan, riding on magnificent unbeaten centuries from Dhananjaya de Silva and captain Kusal Mendis to reach 404 for four at stumps on PAK vs SL 1st Test day 3.&nbsp;

Before fading light forced an early close at 4:15 PM local time, the visitors had erased almost the entire first-innings deficit, trailing Pakistan&rsquo;s declared total of 434 for nine by just 30 runs.

Resuming from <a href="https://www.tapmad.com/blog/pak-vs-sl-1st-test-day-2-pakistan-dominate-in-rawalpindi/8841-5-0">day 2 score</a> of 114 for three and still 320 runs adrift, Sri Lanka weathered an early examination from Pakistan&rsquo;s seamers. Pacer Mohammad Abbas provided the hosts with their sole breakthrough of the day when he angled a delivery across Kamindu Mendis, inducing an outside edge to wicketkeeper Ghazi Ghori on 58. That dismissal ended a resilient 90-run fourth-wicket stand and left Sri Lanka at 155 for four.

However, Pakistan&rsquo;s hopes of triggering a middle-order collapse were quickly extinguished. Former skipper Dhananjaya de Silva, who survived a critical dropped catch by Saud Shakeel at first slip on 38, anchored the recovery with poise and authority. Reaching his 14th Test century with an assured boundary off left-arm spinner Arafat Minhas, De Silva&rsquo;s century shifted the momentum decisively in Sri Lanka&rsquo;s favor.&nbsp;

By the close of play, he had amassed a stunning 167 not out off 241 deliveries, laced with 20 boundaries.

At the other end, Kusal Mendis celebrated his maiden Test assignment as captain in style. Joining De Silva in the morning session, Mendis initially focused on rotating the strike before accelerating sharply after lunch. He targeted Pakistan&rsquo;s inexperienced bowling lineup, using his feet against the spinners and dispatching loose deliveries to all parts of the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.&nbsp;

Kusal Mendis&#39; century arrived in the final session, his 11th in Test cricket, as he finished unbeaten on 117 from 188 balls, striking 10 fours and four sixes.

Together, the outgoing and incoming captains stitched together an unbroken 249-run partnership off 360 deliveries across 60 overs. Babar Azam rotated his bowlers tirelessly, including debutants Saqib Khan (2 for 105) and Arafat Minhas alongside Razaullah (0 for 127), yet even the second new ball at the 80-over mark failed to yield a wicket on a flattening surface.

With six wickets intact and a massive first-innings lead firmly within reach, Sri Lanka enters the fourth morning in a dominant position to dictate terms in the series opener.

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De Silva's century and Kusal Mendis' century forged an unbeaten 249-run stand on PAK vs SL 1st Test day 3 to slash Sri Lanka's deficit to 30.

PAK vs SL 1st Test Day 3: Sri Lanka is in Strong Position

Sri Lanka reached 218/4 in their first innings on Day 3 of the opening Test against Pakistan at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, but still face a sizeable deficit after the hosts declared at 434/9.

Dhananjaya de Silva remained unbeaten on 85 off 119 deliveries, keeping the visitors&#39; innings together after an early collapse. He struck nine boundaries and looked comfortable at the crease as Pakistan searched for another breakthrough.

The Pakistan vs Sri Lanka 1st Test took an early turn when the visitors lost two wickets for just 12 runs. Pasindu Sooriyabandara departed for a duck before Dinesh Chandimal fell for one, with Mohammad Abbas and Saqib Khan doing the damage.

Lahiru Udara briefly steadied the innings with 42 off 52 balls. However, Saqib removed him at 65, leaving Sri Lanka three wickets down and under pressure.

<h3>Dhananjaya and Kamindu lead Sri Lanka&#39;s recovery</h3>

Kamindu Mendis joined de Silva and helped rebuild the innings. The pair added 90 runs for the fourth wicket, taking Sri Lanka from 65/3 to 155/4.

Kamindu contributed 58 from 131 deliveries, hitting eight fours before Ghazi Ghori took the catch off Mohammad Abbas.

De Silva continued his resistance after that dismissal. He found another partner in captain Kusal Mendis, who remained unbeaten on 20 from 46 balls. Their partnership carried Sri Lanka past 200 and reduced Pakistan&#39;s advantage.

At 218/4 after 58.4 overs, Sri Lanka still trail by 216 runs. They need another 17 runs to reach 235, the target required to avoid the follow-on in this five-day Test.

<h3>Pakistan bowlers keep the pressure on</h3>

Saqib Khan and Mohammad Abbas have shared four wickets between them. Saqib returned figures of 2/82 from 19.4 overs, while Abbas picked up 2/33 in 17 overs, including eight maiden overs.

Arafat Minhas and Razaullah have yet to take a wicket, although both have kept their spells going. Minhas conceded 36 runs from nine overs, while Razaullah gave away 62 in 13 overs.

Pakistan&#39;s first innings was built around several useful contributions. Saud Shakeel scored 93, while debutant Arafat Minhas added 52. Babar Azam also reached a half-century, and Tayyab Arif and Mohammad Taha contributed 57 and 51 respectively. Pakistan declared at 434/9 after 106.3 overs.

The Sri Lanka first innings score now stands at 218/4, with de Silva and Kusal still at the crease. Pakistan remain in a strong position, but Sri Lanka&#39;s remaining six wickets will determine how quickly the hosts can take control of the match.

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Pakistan hold a 216-run lead as Sri Lanka reach 218/4 on Day 3 in Rawalpindi, with Dhananjaya de Silva unbeaten on 85.

Pakistan vs Sri Lanka 1st Test Day 3 Live Update

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced on Tuesday that the second Test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka will now be played in Rawalpindi instead of Lahore.

The match was originally scheduled to take place at Gaddafi Stadium from November 17 to 21. However, the PCB decided to move it because of the worsening weather conditions in Lahore.

A PCB spokesperson said rising smog levels in the city were behind the decision to shift the match to a different venue.

&quot;The second Test match between Pakistan and Sri Lanka, originally scheduled to be played in Lahore from November 17 to 21, has been relocated to Rawalpindi due to prevailing weather conditions,&quot; said the PCB statement.

&quot;A spokesperson for the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) confirmed that the decision was taken in view of increasing smog levels in Lahore, prompting the relocation of the second Test to Rawalpindi,&quot; added the PCB statement.

It should be noted that the PCB has changed the venue for the second Test, but there will be no change to the match dates. Pakistan and Sri Lanka will now meet at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium from November 17 to 21.

The announcement came during the opening Test, where Pakistan have taken a strong position after the first two days. The hosts declared their innings at 434-9, building a 320-run lead over Sri Lanka, who finished the <a href="https://www.tapmad.com/blog/pak-vs-sl-1st-test-day-2-highlights-pakistan-in-control/8844-2-0">second day</a> at 114-3 in reply.

Several Pakistani batters made useful contributions to the total, with Tayyab Arif, Mohammad Taha, Babar Azam, Saud Shakeel and Arafat Minhas all scoring fifties. The home side batted for 106.3 overs before calling their innings to a close.

Talking about Sri Lanka, they have struggled to keep pace with the hosts&#39; total, losing three wickets in 27.1 overs. Meanwhile, poor light also shortened the final session of play, marking the second straight day that the players had to leave the field early.

PCB moves the second Pakistan-Sri Lanka Test from Lahore to Rawalpindi due to rising smog levels, with the match dates unchanged from November 17 to 21.

Bad Weather Forces Relocation of Second Pakistan-Sri Lanka Test to Rawalpindi

Pakistan made history on Tuesday as three of their new players, Tayyab Arif, Mohammad Taha and Arafat Minhas, scored half-centuries in their first Test innings, matching a record that had remained untouched for 24 years.

Tayyab was called up to the squad on Saturday, joining three other players ahead of Pakistan&#39;s two-match Test series against Sri Lanka. He was given the chance to open alongside Azan Awais in the first Test on Monday and made the most of it, scoring 57 from just 51 balls. His quick innings included nine fours and a six.

Mohammad Taha also made a good impression in his first outing, but took a different approach at the crease. The 26-year-old all-rounder spent 105 deliveries scoring 51 runs, hitting five fours along the way.

Arafat Minhas completed the trio&#39;s achievement on Wednesday&#39;s play, coming in at No. 8 and adding another half-century to Pakistan&#39;s total. He made 52 from 72 balls, with nine fours and a six, helping the hosts take their score beyond 400.

Interestingly, this was only the second time in Test cricket that three players scored half-centuries in their debut innings in the same match. The first such occasion came in 1992, when Zimbabwe&#39;s Grant Flower, Dave Houghton and Andy Flower all scored more than 50 runs against India in their first Test.

Houghton led the way with a brilliant 121, while Grant scored 82 and Andy added 59 to complete the rare achievement.

Talking about the ongoing Rawalpindi Test, Pakistan is currently on the front foot after scoring 434 in the first innings. Saud Shakeel remained the key performer for the home side, as he scored 93 off 199 balls, smashing nine boundaries in total.

In reply, Sri Lanka have lost three wickets by the end of the <a href="https://www.tapmad.com/blog/pak-vs-sl-1st-test-day-2-highlights-pakistan-in-control/8844-2-0">second day</a>, scoring 114 in 27 overs. Kamindu Mendis and Dhananjaya de Silva have forged a strong partnership after the early setbacks, scoring 40 and 22 respectively. They will resume their innings tomorrow, aiming to add more runs to the board, while Pakistan will look to take quick wickets to restrict Sri Lanka to a low total.

Pakistan's Tayyab Arif, Mohammad Taha and Arafat Minhas scored debut Test fifties, matching a 24-year-old record last set by Zimbabwe in 1992.

Pakistan Equal Long-Standing Test Record Through Debutant Trio

Pakistan took a commanding position against Sri Lanka on the second day of the opening Test in Rawalpindi, finishing with a 320-run first-innings advantage. The hosts posted 434/9 before declaring, with Saud Shakeel narrowly missing a century and debutant Arafat Minhas contributing a half-century.&nbsp;

Sri Lanka reached 114/3 at stumps after Pakistan&#39;s pace attack made early inroads. The PAK vs SL 1st Test Day 2 highlights feature Shakeel&#39;s 93, Minhas&#39; impressive debut and Saqib Khan&#39;s maiden Test wicket.

Pakistan&#39;s lower order helped push the total beyond 400 after the hosts resumed at 281/5. Shakeel remained the central figure with 93 runs before Asitha Fernando ended his innings, while Minhas marked his Test debut with 52 off 72 balls. Pakistan eventually closed their innings at 434/9 after 106.3 overs, with Babar Azam opting for a declaration.

Fernando and Dilshan Madushanka claimed three wickets apiece for Sri Lanka, but their bowling attack could not prevent Pakistan from building a substantial total.

Sri Lanka&#39;s reply began with trouble at the top as Mohammad Abbas removed Pasindu Sooriyabandara. Saqib Khan then made a significant contribution, dismissing Dinesh Chandimal to claim his maiden Test wicket before sending Lahiru Udara back for 42. Khan ended the day with figures of 2/54.

Kamindu Mendis and Dhananjaya de Silva prevented further damage during the closing overs. Mendis remained unbeaten on 40, while the Sri Lankan captain was 22 not out as their partnership reached 49 runs. Sri Lanka finished at 114/3, still 320 runs behind Pakistan.

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PAK vs SL 1st Test Day 2 highlights: Pakistan declared at 434/9 led by Saud Shakeel and Arafat Minhas before reducing Sri Lanka to 114/3 in Rawalpindi.

PAK vs SL 1st Test Day 2 Highlights: Pakistan in Control

RAWALPINDI: Pakistan firmly established their dominance over Sri Lanka on an action-packed Day 2 at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. After declaring their first innings at 434/9, the home side deployed a disciplined bowling assault to leave the visitors reeling at 114/3 by stumps.

The day&rsquo;s play underscored Pakistan&rsquo;s strategic supremacy during the ongoing PAK vs SL 1st test Day 2 clash. Resuming their innings from <a href="https://www.tapmad.com/blog/pak-vs-sl-1st-test-day-1-pakistan-reaches-2815/8821-5-0">day 1 score of 281/5</a>, Pakistan&rsquo;s batting unit focused on putting up a massive total on a green-tinged surface.&nbsp;

Saud Shakeel anchored the first two sessions with remarkable composure. Shakeel looked poised for a landmark century before a sharp delivery from Sri Lankan pacer Asitha Fernando ended his magnificent knock at 93, catching him agonizingly short of his fifth Test hundred.

Despite the loss of Shakeel, Pakistan&rsquo;s momentum remained unchecked. All-rounder Arafat Minhas made an indelible impression on his Test debut. Coming into bat under pressure, Minhas exhibited elegant strokeplay to secure a fluent half-century, scoring 52 off 72 deliveries before falling to the opposition&#39;s bowling attack.&nbsp;

Tail-ender Razaullah chipped in with 10, prompting captain Babar Azam to call for a tactical declaration soon after the lunch break at 434/9 in 106.3 overs.

Sri Lanka&#39;s bowling reply was marred by inconsistencies and a lack of line discipline. While Asitha Fernando and Dilshan Madushanka picked up 3 wickets each, they struggled with erratic spells that leaked runs too easily on what proved to be a viable batting track.

Switching over to the ball, Pakistan&rsquo;s opening bowling pairs immediately extracted lethal movement from the pitch. Mohammad Abbas broke through the visitors&rsquo; top order early by cleanly dismissing opener Pasindu Sooriyabandara. The pressure mounted significantly when Saqib Khan entered the attack. Khan struck a major double-blow, claiming his maiden Test wicket by dismissing the Dinesh Chandimal before removing opener Lahiru Udara for a fighting 42. Khan finished the day with clinical figures of 2/54.

Stumbling at a precarious 65/3, Sri Lanka desperately needed a defensive anchor. Captain Dhananjaya de Silva (22*) joined Kamindu Mendis (40*) at the crease, and the duo successfully negotiated the final session of play. Their unbroken 49-run partnership provided much-needed stability before fading evening visibility forced an early end to the day&rsquo;s proceedings.

Entering Day 3, Sri Lanka remains on the ropes, trailing Pakistan by 320 runs with seven wickets remaining. With the pitch continuing to offer spice for the pacers, Pakistan is well-positioned to enforce further breakthroughs tomorrow morning.

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PAK vs SL 1st test Day 2 highlights saw Pakistan declare at 434/9 before reducing Sri Lanka to 114/3 in Rawalpindi.

PAK vs SL 1st Test Day 2: Pakistan Dominate in Rawalpindi

Pakistan continued their strong batting performance against Sri Lanka in the first Test at Rawalpindi, reaching 390/6 after 99 overs at lunch on Day 2. Saud Shakeel remained unbeaten on 91, while Arafat Minhas supported him with 27 not out.

Sri Lanka won the toss and elected to bowl first at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. However, Pakistan&#39;s batting lineup has responded well, with four players scoring half-centuries and the hosts building a strong first-innings total.

<h2>Saud Shakeel and Arafat Minhas Keep Pakistan Going</h2>

Saud Shakeel has been Pakistan&#39;s most consistent batter so far. He reached 91 off 192 deliveries, hitting nine boundaries and showing patience at the crease.

At the other end, Arafat Minhas remained unbeaten on 27 from 49 balls. His innings included four fours and a six, helping Pakistan maintain their momentum after losing six wickets.

The pair have added valuable runs and will look to build on their partnership when play resumes after lunch.

<h2>Babar Azam and Tayyab Arif Score Half-Centuries</h2>

Pakistan&#39;s innings got off to a positive start through Azan Awais and Tayyab Arif. Awais scored 30 off 50 deliveries before falling to Milan Rathnayake.

Tayyab Arif continued the attacking approach with 57 off just 51 balls, including nine fours and a six. However, Asitha Fernando dismissed him at 90/2.

Babar Azam then contributed 50 off 58 deliveries, striking seven boundaries before falling to Dilshan Madushanka. Mohammad Taha also scored a useful 51 from 105 balls, helping Pakistan maintain their position.

Muhammad Ghazi Ghori added another important contribution with 48 off 72 deliveries before Madushanka dismissed him. Salman Ali Agha scored 16 before becoming Fernando&#39;s second wicket.

<h2>Sri Lanka&#39;s Bowling Performance</h2>

Asitha Fernando and Dilshan Madushanka have taken two wickets each for Sri Lanka. Fernando conceded 87 runs in 23 overs, while Madushanka gave away 97 runs in 21 overs.

Milan Rathnayake picked up one wicket in his 23 overs, conceding 65 runs. Sonal Dinusha also claimed one wicket, while Lahiru Kumara and Dhananjaya de Silva remained without a breakthrough.

Sri Lanka will need early wickets after lunch to prevent Pakistan from moving towards a bigger first-innings total.

<h2>Pakistan vs Sri Lanka Day 2 Live Score and Match Situation</h2>

Pakistan reached 390/6 after 99 overs at lunch, with Saud Shakeel unbeaten on 91 and Arafat Minhas on 27. The hosts have built a strong platform, with three more recognised batters yet to come.

The live win probability currently gives Pakistan a 22% chance of victory, while the draw stands at 73% and Sri Lanka at 5%. With plenty of time remaining in the five-day match, the draw remains the most likely outcome.

The Pakistan vs Sri Lanka day 2 contest will resume after lunch, with Pakistan looking to extend their first-innings lead before Sri Lanka get their turn to bat.

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Follow Pakistan vs Sri Lanka test live updates as Pakistan reach 390/6 at lunch on Day 2, with Saud Shakeel unbeaten on 91 at Rawalpindi.

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Pakistan finished the opening day of the first Test against Sri Lanka at 281/5 at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, with Saud Shakeel leading the hosts&#39; late push through an unbeaten 57. Mohammad Tayyab Arif and Babar Azam also registered half-centuries, giving Pakistan three batters with significant contributions. The PAK vs SL 1st Test Day 1 highlights feature Arif&#39;s impressive debut, Azam&#39;s fluent fifty and Shakeel&#39;s unbeaten knock as poor visibility brought an early end to proceedings.

Mohammad Tayyab Arif made an immediate impact on his Test debut, scoring 57 from 51 balls with nine fours and a six. Azan Awais added 30 before Asitha Fernando dismissed Arif, leaving Pakistan at 90/2. Babar Azam then took charge of the middle order, reaching 50 from 58 deliveries with seven boundaries. Mohammad Taha provided further support with 51 off 105 balls, but Dilshan Madushanka and Sonal Dinusha removed the two set batters.

Sri Lanka found another opening when Fernando sent Agha Salman back for 16, finishing with two wickets in the innings. However, Shakeel kept Pakistan&#39;s scoring effort on track with a composed 57 from 112 balls. He remained at the crease alongside Muhammad Ghazi Ghori, who was unbeaten on seven when the umpires stopped play.

Pakistan&#39;s total stood at 281/5 when fading light ended the first day&#39;s action with 22.4 overs still scheduled to be bowled. Fernando returned figures of 2/64, while Milan Rathnayake, Madushanka and Dinusha picked up one wicket each.&nbsp;

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PAK vs SL 1st Test Day 1 highlights: Pakistan reached 281/5 at Rawalpindi as Saud Shakeel, Mohammad Tayyab Arif, and Babar Azam scored vital fifties against Sri Lanka.

PAK vs SL 1st Test Day 1 Highlights: Pakistan 281/5

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