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Sri Lanka beat Pakistan by 16 runs
Sri Lanka scored 242-9 from their 50 overs in the opening match of the Asia Cup limited-overs tournament against Pakistan on Tuesday.
First-innings scoreboard in the Asia Cup one-day international between Pakistan and Sri Lanka at the Rangiri stadium on Tuesday:
Sri Lanka:
U. Tharanga c Butt b Akhtar 11
T. Dilshan c Amin b Asif 18
K. Sangakkara c Umar Akmal b Afridi 42
M. Jayawardene lbw b Malik 54
T. Samaraweera c Umar Akmal b Razzaq 17
C. Kapugedera c Umar Akmal b Akhtar 2
A. Mathews not out 55
F. Maharoof c Kamran Akmal b Akhtar 1
N. Kulasekera b Aamer 14
L. Malinga b Aamer 16
M. Muralitharan not out 1
Extras: (lb5, w6) 11
Total (for nine wickets, 50 overs) 242
Fall of wickets: 1-31 (Tharanga), 2-36 (Dilshan), 3-119 (Sangakkara), 4-150 (Jayawardene), 5-150 (Samaraweera), 6-160 (Kapugedera), 7-168 (Maharoof), 8-211 (Kulasekera), 9-239 (Malinga).
Bowling: Akhtar 10-1-41-3, Asif 9-0-55-1 (w1), Aamer 10-1-57-2 (w1), Razzaq 8-0-27-1 (w2), Afridi 10-0-43-1 (w1), Malik 3-0-14-1 (w1).
Toss: Sri Lanka
Umpires: Billy Bowden (NZL) and Billy Doctrove (WIS)
TV umpire: Sanjay Hazare (IND)
Match referee: Andy Pycroft (ZIM)
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