Madushanka's five wickets bowl Pakistan out for 110 in Lahore
A blinder at slip and a lost Babar Azam review stand out in a collapse that lasted barely half of Pakistan's allotted overs.
Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 2,197,158 views a day, 240 times a normal first day on this channel (9,176).
Full Match Highlights | Pakistan vs Sri Lanka | Pakistan ODI Tri-Series 2026 | Match 5 | M9S1T
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- 0:29Shaheen Afridi and Dasun Shanaka toss at the Gaddafi Stadium, and Sri Lanka choose to bowl first.
- 2:24Dilshan Madushanka strikes early as Fakhar Zaman is caught at gully for five.
- 8:30Babar Azam is given out lbw for 29, and Pakistan's review fails to overturn it.
- 13:25Kamindu Mendis takes a diving catch at slip to remove Haris Rauf.
- 14:02Shaheen Afridi hits several sixes before Madushanka completes five wickets and Pakistan are out for 110.
- 16:40Kamindu Mendis and Avishka Fernando open Sri Lanka's chase with a run of boundaries.
Pakistan were all out for 110 in 25.3 overs, and Dilshan Madushanka took half the wickets. Sports TV's full-match highlights of the fifth game of the Pakistan ODI Tri-Series, played at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, show how quickly the innings came apart after Sri Lanka chose to bowl first.
The left-armer strikes in his first spell, with Fakhar Zaman caught at gully for five. "Fakhar Zaman is gone, surprised him," the commentator says. Asitha Fernando's lbw against Maaz Sadaqat survives a review. Then Babar Azam, the innings' top scorer with 29, is given out lbw to Eshan Malinga, and Pakistan's review fails to save him.
Shadab Khan lasts two runs before edging Sahan Arachchige behind. As we reported here, he was the hero of Pakistan's previous match on this channel, with a maiden ODI hundred that rescued a last-wicket finish against England. This time, the rescue never arrives.
Kamindu Mendis supplies one of the sharpest moments, a slip catch to remove Haris Rauf that the commentator calls "an absolute blinder." Shaheen Afridi, Pakistan's captain, hits back with a handful of sixes before Madushanka has him caught to complete the five-wicket haul. Kamindu and Avishka Fernando then open Sri Lanka's chase of 111 by hitting boundaries freely.
The full highlights drew nearly 1.8 million views in 15 hours. The first-innings cut, the shorter match highlights and the live stream also passed a million each. Clips of Babar's dismissal and Kamindu's big six were posted separately.
In the comments, viewers trade timestamps for a crisp cover drive, a review that drew plenty of laughter and a catch near the 18-minute mark. Others say this tri-series has given one-day cricket a buzz they had been missing.
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This Tri Series is bringing back the much needed Buzz ODI Cricket has been missing for a longgg timee 🎉🔥.. Hoping for a well fought next couple of matches
@arulkumaranaakash9311See it on YouTube18:25 What a catch young man😮💨🇱🇰❤️
@uvinduishal24See it on YouTube27:31 What a review btw 😂😂❤
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Huge Respect for Sri❤Lanka.l from INDIA🇮🇳 BACK TONSEE THEM IN GOOD FORM.❤🎉
@AnkitBelwal-b7sSee it on YouTube6:24 what a cover drive 😮❤😊
@SHAHIN7_FFSee it on YouTube24:52 what a throw 😅
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- Channel
- Sports TV
- Subscribers
- 2,500,000 ▲ 50,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 92,766,355
- Channel views, pace per day
- 15,483,869 (on a normal day: 8,708,374)
- Video published
- October 27, 2026
- Video views so far
- 1,758,516 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 2,197,158
The numbers
The full highlights led a busy day for the channel, with several other cuts from the same match also drawing far more views than its videos usually do.
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Muralitharan took 800 Test wickets, the most by any bowler in the history of the format.


