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Sri Lanka cricket team has scored 315 runs for the loss of 6 wickets on the first day of the second test match against Pakistan. Sri Lankan team won the toss and decided to bat first in the match. At the very beginning of the match, the Pakistani bowler created many chances for the team but due to poor ground fielding, he could not convert it into a wicket. Pakistani fielders dropped many easy catches in the match, including captain Babar Azam himself. Babar dropped not one but two easy catches.

In the match, Babar dropped the first catch of Angelo Mathews. Mathews attempted a light-handed shot at extra cover off Numan Ali, where Babar Azam was fielding, but he could not convert the shot into a catch and Mathews got a big life. However, Mathews, playing his 100th Test match, could not take advantage of this life and was dismissed after scoring just 42 runs in 106 balls.

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Apart from Mathews, Babar also dropped the catch of Niroshan Dickwella. Naseem Shah made a great opportunity on the fourth ball of the 82nd innings but Babar Azam could not convert it into a catch. In this way, the level of Pakistani fielding was very poor on the first day of the second test match.

After getting the life, Dickwella returned to the pavilion unbeaten after scoring 42 runs in 43 balls for Sri Lanka. During this, he also hit five fours and a six in his innings. Dinuth Velez was unbeaten on 6 off 9 balls with Dickwella at the end of the day. On the first day of the match for Pakistan, Mohammad Nawaz took the maximum two wickets. On the other hand, Nasheem Shah, Numan Ali and Yasir Shah got one success each.

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Dinesh Chandimal and Oshada Fernando hit half-centuries

The first day of the second test match was entirely in the name of host Sri Lanka due to poor fielding by Pakistan. Sri Lanka’s Dinesh Chandimal and Oshada Fernando played excellent half-centuries. Chandimal played an excellent innings of 80 runs in 137 balls for the team. During this he also hit three fours and a six.

Apart from this, Fernando was dismissed after scoring 50 runs in 70 balls. In his innings, Fernando hit four fours and three excellent sixes. Apart from this, captain Dimuth Karunaratne played an innings of 40 runs.