Pakistan made a lead of 149 runs in the first innings: Saud Shakeel’s double century; Sri Lanka score 14/0 in the second innings

In Galle, Sri Lanka and Pakistan are playing their first Test match. On the third day of the game, Pakistan’s team scored 461 runs in the first innings before being declared all out

. The team outscored Sri Lanka by 149 runs. Saud Shakeel, a batsman from Pakistan, scored his first double century at the age of 27. Shakeel played an inning of 208 runs without losing.

Sri Lanka scored 14 runs without surrendering any ground to open the second inning. Both captain Dimuth Karunaratne (6*) and Prabhat Jayasuriya (8*) are still unbeaten.

Shakeel and Salman have a century-long partnership

Pakistan gained an advantage on the third day with a score of 221/5. The innings was carried by Agha Salman and Saud Shakeel. Between them, Agha Salman and Saud Shakeel scored 177 runs. After 83 runs, Salman was out. Shaheen scored 9 runs, and Nauman Ali finished with 25 runs before heading back to the pavilion. Naseem Shah was dismissed at the same time after scoring 6 runs in 78 balls. Finally, the batter Abrar Ahmed could only manage 10 runs. With a 208*, Saud Shakeel maintained his perfect record. The first innings saw Pakistan score 461 runs in total.

Ramesh Mendis claimed five wickets.

The third day saw the most wickets taken by Ramesh Mendis of Sri Lanka. In the innings, he claimed the wickets of Agha Salman, Nauman Ali, Naseem Shah, and Abrar Ahmed for a total of five dismissals. Vishwa Fernando and Kasun Rajitha each secured one wicket. With him, Prabhat Jayasuriya had three successes.

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Shakeel became the first batsman in Sri Lanka to record a double century.

Shakeel is the 23rd Pakistani batsman to reach two centuries. Shakeel became the first batsman in Sri Lanka to reach a double century. The previous record holder for runs scored in an innings in Sri Lanka was Mohammad Hafeez (196).

On the second day, Pakistan scored 221 runs before losing 5 wickets. On Monday, Agha Salman scored 61 runs and Saud Shakeel scored 69 runs. Prior to that, Sri Lanka’s first innings came to an end with 312.

On the opening day of the first Test match against Pakistan, Sri Lanka scored 242 runs while losing 6 wickets. Dhananjay de Silva, an all-arounder, has 94 runs without a loss. Angelo Mathews pitched a 64-run inning. The fastest bowler for Pakistan, Shaheen Shah Afridi, has taken three wickets in total.