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Pakistan dismisses Sri Lanka for 197 in first Test

ABU DHABI : Pakistan dismissed Sri Lanka for 197 on the opening day of the first Test with left-arm paceman Junaid Kha
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ABU DHABI: Pakistan dismissed Sri Lanka for 197 on the opening day of the first Test with left-arm paceman Junaid Khan taking a maiden five-wicket haul at Abu Dhabi stadium here on Tuesday.

Sent into bat, Sri Lanka lost six wickets in the second session before Angelo Mathews chipped in with a fighting 52 not out. Khan finished with 5-38.

 

Copyright AFP (Agence France-Presse), 2011

 

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