Sri Lanka vs Pakistan 2nd Test Day 4 Highlights: PAK 89/1 vs SL in 508-Run Chase

 Day 4 highlights of the second test between Sri Lanka and Pakistan: Day 4 of the second Test in Galle was cut short due to poor lighting,with Pakistan on 89-1 in their mammoth chase of 508 against Sri Lanka


SL vs PAK, 2nd Test Day 4 Highlights: Imam-ul-Haq (left) and Abdullah Shafique in action on Day 4.

Pakistan vs. Sri Lanka, second test, day four Highlights: Day 4 of the second Test in Galle was prematurely concluded due to poor lighting, with Pakistan leading Sri Lanka by 89 runs in their titanic Wednesday chase of 508 runs. With nearly ninety minutes and 26 overs remaining in the fourth day's final session, Imam-ul-Haq, a left-handed opener, was on 46 and Babar Azam, the captain, was on 26. Abdullah Shafique, the first-match hero, was dismissed for 16 runs by the spinner Prabath Jayasuriya after Dunith Wellalage made a brilliant running catch at mid-off. Before Sri Lanka declared their second innings on 360-8 in the second session, Dhananjaya de Silva scored 109. Pakistan, who hosted the two-Test series and won the opening game, will need to accomplish an almost unimaginable job if they are to make it 2-0. For a draw, they must bat throughout three periods.

The game's outcome will undoubtedly be significantly impacted by the large number of overs that were lost on Day 4, a total of 25 overs. Although it appears like the game would end in a draw from the start, Sri Lanka will think that if they manage to get Babar and Imam early on, Pakistan's middle order will be quite vulnerable. Pakistan, though, is determined to make the most of the support provided by the circumstances and finish the day. Join us for a thrilling final day, with bowling starting at 9.45 IST (4.15 am GMT). But we'll start our buildup far earlier. Cheers!




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