Pakistan chase down 326 to beat Sri Lanka in Lahore tri-series final

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Pakistan defeated Sri Lanka by three wickets in the One-Day International tri-series final played in Lahore on Saturday. Fakhar Zaman anchored the chase with a brilliant century that carried the hosts toward the target. Pakistan reached 331 for seven in 48.3 overs, completing the run chase of 326 with nine balls remaining. The result equals the joint-highest successful chase ever recorded in an ODI final. The feat matches India's 2002 NatWest Series final win over England at Lord's.

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