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Sri Lanka Tri-Series Thriller: Chameera Seals Stunning Win Over Pakistan

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Sri Lanka pulled off a thrilling win in the Sri Lanka tri-series clash on Thursday night. The match kept fans on edge from the first over to the last. Rawalpindi roared early, however the atmosphere shifted as the game reached its final moments.
Pakistan needed just 10 runs in the last over. They also had three wickets left, which raised hopes across the stadium. However, Dushmantha Chameera stepped up with remarkable calm. He fired one accurate yorker after another and changed the game within seconds.
Salman Ali Agha tried to guide Pakistan home. He played a steady knock of 63 from 44 balls. In addition, he looked set to finish the job. However, he found little support at the end. Faheem Ashraf attempted a big shot but fell at long-on. As a result, the stadium fell silent. Mohammad Wasim then blocked the final ball, and Sri Lanka celebrated a six-run victory.
Early Strikes Shift Momentum
The match had already swung dramatically in the powerplay. Sri Lanka struck early and pushed Pakistan onto the back foot. Chameera removed Sahibzada Farhan and Babar Azam within three balls. Therefore, Pakistan stumbled to 43 for 4. Young fast bowler Eshan Malinga added pressure when he bowled Saim Ayub, who had looked dangerous.
Pakistan rebuilt through Salman’s calm approach. For example, he rotated the strike well and kept the chase alive. However, Sri Lanka stayed disciplined throughout. Their bowlers held firm and protected the total with heart and precision.
In the end, Sri Lanka marched into Saturday’s final with renewed confidence. The win also lifted their supporters, who cheered loudly as the team walked off the field. The contest showed how one over can change everything in T20 cricket.

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