ACS Overseas First-Class Annual 2020

338 Pakistan in 2019/20 PAKISTAN v SRI LANKA Played at National Stadium, Karachi, December 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 2019. Sri Lanka in Pakistan 2019/20 - 2nd Test Pakistan won by 263 runs. (World Test Championship points: Pakistan 60, Sri Lanka 0) PAKISTAN R B M 4s 6s R B M 4s 6s Shan Masood b M.V.T.Fernando 5 15 34 1 - c B.O.P.Fernando b Kumara 135 198 299 7 3 Abid Ali lbw b Kumara 38 66 105 7 1 lbw b Kumara 174 281 390 21 1 *Azhar Ali b M.V.T.Fernando 0 2 3 - - st Dickwella b Ambuldeniya 118 157 226 13 - Babar Azam st Dickwella b Ambuldeniya 60 96 146 8 1 not out 100 131 168 7 1 Asad Shafiq c M.V.T.Fernando b Kumara 63 126 168 6 - Haris Sohail lbw b Ambuldeniya 9 30 49 - 1 †Mohammad Rizwan b Kumara 4 2 5 1 - (5) not out 21 19 32 2 - Yasir Shah lbw b Kumara 0 1 1 - - Mohammad Abbas c de Silva b Ambuldeniya 0 9 18 - - Shaheen Shah Afridi c Mathews b Ambuldeniya 5 9 20 1 - Naseem Shah not out 1 1 8 - - Extras b 4, lb 2 6 lb 5, w 2 7 (59.3 ov; 279 mins) 191 (3 wkts dec; 131 ov; 558 mins) 555 SRI LANKA R B M 4s 6s R B M 4s 6s B.O.P.Fernando c Mohammad Rizwan b Shaheen Shah Afridi 4 19 30 - - (2) c Asad Shafiq b Yasir Shah 102 180 277 13 - *F.D.M.Karunaratne b Mohammad Abbas 25 42 58 4 - (1) c Mohammad Rizwan b Mohammad Abbas 16 28 47 2 - B.K.G.Mendis c Haris Sohail b Mohammad Abbas 13 27 51 1 - c Babar Azam b Naseem Shah 0 4 6 - - A.D.Mathews c Mohammad Rizwan c Mohammad Rizwan b Shaheen Shah Afridi 13 44 83 1 - b Shaheen Shah Afridi 19 33 46 1 - L.Ambuldeniya c Asad Shafiq (9) c Mohammad Rizwan b Mohammad Abbas 13 34 47 1 - b Naseem Shah 0 1 2 - - L.D.Chandimal c Shan Masood b Haris Sohail 74 143 201 10 - (5) lbw b Naseem Shah 2 29 38 - - D.M.de Silva c Mohammad Abbas b Shaheen Shah Afridi 32 56 79 2 1 (6) b Yasir Shah 0 8 8 - - †D.P.D.N.Dickwella b Mohammad Abbas 21 35 50 3 - (7) b Haris Sohail 65 76 105 11 - M.D.K.Perera lbw b Shaheen Shah Afridi 48 84 124 6 1 (8) c Mohammad Rizwan b Naseem Shah 5 8 16 1 - M.V.T.Fernando not out 5 32 66 - - lbw b Naseem Shah 0 9 14 - - C.B.R.L.S.Kumara b Shaheen Shah Afridi 0 2 3 - - not out 0 1 6 - - Extras b 4, lb 10, w 6, nb 3 23 lb 3 3 (85.5 ov; 396 mins) 271 (62.5 ov; 283 mins) 212 Sri Lanka O M R W wd nb O M R W wd nb Fall Pak SL Pak SL M.V.T.Fernando 13 3 31 2 - - 24 2 105 0 - - 1 10 (1) 28 (1) 278 (1) 39 (1) Kumara 18 5 49 4 - - 29 5 139 2 - - 2 10 (3) 39 (2) 355 (2) 40 (3) Karunaratne 1 0 11 0 - - 3 65 (2) 61 (3) 503 (3) 70 (4) Ambuldeniya 20.3 3 71 4 - - (3) 50 4 193 1 1 - 4 127 (4) 78 (5) 96 (5) Perera 7 0 23 0 - - (4) 21 1 94 0 1 - 5 167 (6) 80 (4) 97 (6) de Silva (5) 7 0 19 0 - - 6 172 (7) 147 (7) 201 (7) 7 172 (8) 184 (8) 212 (8) Pakistan O M R W wd nb O M R W wd nb 8 179 (9) 235 (6) 212 (9) Shaheen Shah Afridi 26.5 5 77 5 - 1 14 3 51 1 - - 9 185 (5) 271 (9) 212 (2) Mohammad Abbas 27 9 55 4 1 - 12 2 33 1 - - 10 191 (10) 271 (11) 212 (10) Naseem Shah 16 1 71 0 1 2 12.5 4 31 5 - - Yasir Shah 13 0 43 0 - - 20 3 84 2 - - Haris Sohail 3 0 11 1 - - 4 0 10 1 - - Umpires: B.N.J.Oxenford and J.S.Wilson. Third umpire: G.O.Brathwaite. Referee: J.J.Crowe. Toss: Pakistan Close of Play: 1st day: Sri Lanka (1) 64-3 (Mathews 8, Ambuldeniya 3, 19 overs); 2nd day: Pakistan (2) 57-0 (Shan Masood 21, Abid Ali 32, 14 overs); 3rd day: Pakistan (2) 395-2 (Azhar Ali 57, Babar Azam 22, 104 overs); 4th day: Sri Lanka (2) 212-7 (B.O.P.Fernando 102, 60.1 overs). Man of the Match: Abid Ali. Shan Masood passed 1,000 runs in Test matches when he reached 46 in the second innings. B.O.P.Fernando passed 4,000 runs in first-class matches when he reached 24 in the second innings. The 278 scored by Shan Masood and Abid Ali was a new Pakistani record for the 1st wicket against Sri Lanka (previously 156 by Wajahatullah Wasti and Shahid Afridi at Lahore in 1998/99). Nadeem Shah, at the age of 16y 311d, became the second youngest to take five wickets in a Test innings; the youngest remains Nasim-ul-Ghani, aged 16y 308d, for Pakistan v West Indies at Georgetown in 1957/58 (ages in both cases on the day the feat was completed). The only other occasion in which the top four in the order in a Test innings have all scored centuries was by India v Bangladesh at Mirpur in 2007.