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Pakistan vs Sri Lanka 2nd T20I: Rain Cancels Match

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Pakistan vs Sri Lanka 2nd T20I: Rain Cancels Match

The second T20I between Pakistan and Sri Lanka was called off due to heavy rain in Dambulla. Persistent rainfall on Friday forced match officials to abandon the game. Pakistan, who won the first T20I by six wickets, now lead the series 1-0.

Pakistan vs Sri Lanka 2nd T20I Highlights

The second T20I was supposed to be a thrilling encounter, but the weather didn’t cooperate. Dambulla was hit with heavy rain, making it impossible to play. Officials initially hoped the rain would subside, but the downpour continued, leading them to cancel the match. Despite waiting for the weather to improve, the conditions never allowed for play to resume.
The rain meant no action on the field, and fans were left disappointed as both teams prepared for what was supposed to be an exciting contest.

Looking Ahead for Pakistan and Sri Lanka

With the second T20I washed out, all eyes are now on the third and final match, scheduled for Sunday. This match will be crucial for both teams. Pakistan leads the series, but Sri Lanka will be looking to level things up in front of their home crowd.
This series serves as a buildup for next month’s T20 World Cup. The tournament, co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka, will be a major event for both teams as they look to finalize their preparations. Pakistan, playing all its World Cup matches in Sri Lanka, is also set to face Australia in a three-match T20 series. Sri Lanka will host England for a white-ball series later this month as part of their final tune-up before the World Cup.
The rain delay might have dampened the spirit for now, but the action will surely heat up in the upcoming matches!

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