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Pakistan heaps up 327 target against Sri Lanka in third one day

Muhammad Hafeez Bows on ground after completing his century (Photo ESPN)
Sharjah: Pakistan heaps up a huge target of 327 against Sri Lanka here, Muhammad Hafeez once again played very well and remained not on his carrier best 140 runs.

Muhammad Hafeez started slow and was akso dropped at 26 by Malinga, played a magnificent innings of 140.

The five match series is level by 1-1 and this is a crucial match between two teams which is being played at neutral venue of Sharjah international stadium.

Other top scorers were Ahmed Shehzad 81 and Misbahul Haq 40 runs.

Score : 
Pakistan  326/5 in 50 overs

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