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ICC World Cup 2023: Sri Lanka set formidable 345-run target for Pakistan
Mendis played a remarkable inning, scoring 122 runs off just 77 balls, while Sadeera contributed significantly with 108 runs off 89 deliveries.
Ahmedabad: Sri Lanka set a formidable target of 345 runs for Pakistan in a crucial match of the ICC World Cup 2023. The Pakistani bowlers made an impressive initial effort by dismissing Sri Lankan batsmen, but the outstanding centuries by Kusal Mendis and Sadeera Samarawickrama bolstered their team's position. Mendis played a remarkable inning, scoring 122 runs off just 77 balls, while Sadeera contributed significantly with 108 runs off 89 deliveries.
In response to the Sri Lankan challenge, Hasan Ali showcased his bowling prowess for Pakistan, securing four crucial wickets.
4️⃣ wickets in the innings for @RealHa55an as Sri Lanka finish at 344-9 📝
— Pakistan Cricket (@TheRealPCB) October 10, 2023
We'll be back with the chase soon 🏏#PAKvSL | #DattKePakistani | #WeHaveWeWill pic.twitter.com/Zne7DVqbgB
Haris Rauf provided valuable support with two wickets, while other bowlers, including Shaheen Afridi, Mohammad Nawaz, and Shadab Khan, managed to claim one wicket each. Although Iftikhar Ahmed delivered a commendable bowling performance, he remained unfortunate in picking up any wickets.
At the beginning of the match, Sri Lanka won the toss and decided to bat first against Pakistan. This strategic decision set the stage for a thrilling contest, with Sri Lanka aiming for a victory that could have significant implications in the tournament.
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