Pakistan dismissed Sri Lanka for 211 runs in the final one-day international at Rawalpindi, with Mohammad Wasim leading the bowling attack by claiming three wickets. Haris Rauf secured two dismissals while left-arm spinner Faisal Akram also took two as the visiting side lasted just 45.2 overs after being asked to bat first.
Sadeera Samarawickrama led the scoring with 48 runs and combined with stand-in skipper Kusal Mendis for a 43-run partnership before the innings collapsed. Regular captain Charith Asalanka missed the match due to illness. The tourists struggled after reaching 143 for four, losing four wickets for just 50 runs as Pakistan wrapped up the series having already won the opening two matches.
Debutant Pavan Rathnayake contributed a battling 32 before becoming the final wicket when he was run out attempting a second run.
Sadeera Samarawickrama led the scoring with 48 runs and combined with stand-in skipper Kusal Mendis for a 43-run partnership before the innings collapsed. Regular captain Charith Asalanka missed the match due to illness. The tourists struggled after reaching 143 for four, losing four wickets for just 50 runs as Pakistan wrapped up the series having already won the opening two matches.
Debutant Pavan Rathnayake contributed a battling 32 before becoming the final wicket when he was run out attempting a second run.
