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Pakistan (PAK) take on Sri Lanka (SL) in the second T20I in the three-match series at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium in Rawalpindi on Sunday, October 11.
Pakistan faces Sri Lanka in the second match of their three-game T20I series at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Sunday, October 11. Pakistan secured a victory in the first fixture after successfully chasing down a 183-run target with seven balls to spare. Writer Adreej Kumar Mitra predicts that the team batting second will win the contest, favoring Pakistan with a 55 percent win probability.
Sri Lanka posted 182/8 in the opener behind Lahiru Udara's 91 off 55 balls, but captain Sahibzada Farhan guided Pakistan home with an 89-run knock. Pacer Naseem Shah also contributed by taking three wickets. Mitra expects the Rawalpindi surface to assist batters and notes that dew will likely make chasing easier in the second innings.
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