Pakistan v Sri Lanka: tri-series cricket one-day international final – live

Updates on the ODI in Lahore. Play starts 8am GMT Eliminated England beat Sri Lanka | Email Tanya Apologies all, back online in time to see Pakistan strolling out to the middle. The players are lined up neatly, starting with Sri Lanka. Continue reading...

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