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Cricket-Sri Lanka v Pakistan scoreboard - close

Sun Jul 5, 2009 6:38pm IST
 
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July 5 (Reuters) - Scoreboard at the close on the second day of the first test between Sri Lanka and Pakistan at the Galle International stadium on Sunday.

Sri Lanka first innings 292 (T. Paranavitana 72)

Pakistan innings Khurram Manzoor lbw b Thushara 2 Salman Butt b Kulasekara 0 Younus Khan c Dilshan b Mathews 25 Abdur Rauf c Dilshan b Kulasekara 31 Mohammad Yousuf run out 112 Misbah-ul-Haq c Jayawardene b Herath 56 Shoaib Malik b Kulasekara 38 Kamran Akmal run out 31 Umar Gul b Kulasekara 7 Mohammad Aamer c Paranavitana b Thushara 4 Saeed Ajmal not out 1 Extras (b-12, lb-15, w-1, nb-7) 35 Total (all out; 94 overs) 342

Fall of wickets: 1-1 2-5 3-55 4-80 5-219 6-294 7-303 8-329 9-339

Bowling: Kulasekara: 24-3-70-4, Thushara 21-3-78-2, Mendis 25-2-89-0, Mathews 8-2-26-1, Herath 16-2-52-1

Sri Lanka second innings R. Herath not out 0 M. Warnapura not out 0 Extras: 0 Total: (no wicket; one over) 0

Bowling: Aamer 1-1-0-0

(Edited by Patrick Johnston; To query or comment on this story email sportsfeedback@thomsonreuters.com)

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