Fakhar Zaman's century helps Pakistan beat Sri Lanka in tri-series final
Pakistan won the one-day tri-series final in Lahore by three wickets, chasing down Sri Lanka's total of 325-8 with Fakhar Zaman scoring 127.
Sri Lanka batted first and reached 325 for 8, with Kamindu Mendis scoring 131, his first century in one-day internationals. It was the first time Sri Lanka had batted first in the tournament.
Pakistan replied on a wet ball that was hard to control because of dew. Fakhar Zaman, who had hurt his right knee while fielding, recovered his form to make 127. Saad Baig scored 74 and Arafat Minhas hit 61 off 31 balls, and Pakistan finished on 331 for 7 in 48.3 overs.
Dilshan Madushanka took three wickets for Sri Lanka, but Pakistan held their nerve in the closing overs to lift the tri-series trophy.