Sri Lanka 2 Test tour of Pakistan 2019

Pakistan are playing Sri Lanka in the 2nd and final Test of the series at the National Stadium in Karachi. At the end of first day's play, the Lankans were batting at 64/3 after bundling the host out for 191 runs in the first innings of the match. Angelo Mathews (8) and night-watchman Lasith Embuldeniya (3) are the two batsmen present in the crease.

Sony Pictures Sports Network (SPSN) is the official broadcaster for the Sri Lanka tour of Pakistan and will be live telecasting Day 2 of the Pakistan vs Sri Lanka 2nd Test match. Fans can tune into Sony ESPN and Sony ESPN HD to live telecast Day 2 of the 2nd PAK vs SL Test match. In Pakistan, PTV Sports will telecast the match live apart from Ten Sports.

Pakistan will take on Sri Lanka in the 2nd Test match on December 19 (Thursday). The match will be played at National Stadium in Karachi. After the first Test game between both the Asian nations ended in a draw, both the teams will be aiming to clinch the match with the series.

Sri Lanka, on the other hand, will be without the services of Kasun Rajitha, who sustained a left hamstring strain. Asitha Fernando is likely to contender to repack Rajitha and could well be handed his Test debut.

After a nail-biting tie in the first game in Pakistan vs Sri Lanka 1st Test 2019, Pakistan is set to face Sri Lanka in the 2nd Test. The match at National Stadium in Karachi is set to be played on December 19 (Thursday). Pakistan vs Sri Lanka, 2nd Test 2019 will be an exciting encounter to watch out for.

Test cricket didn't make a great comeback on Pakistan land as the opening match of the series was majorly dominated by rain and subsequently ended in a draw. Nevertheless, fans will want to witness a full-fledged encounter in the forthcoming game.

Test cricket didn’t make an ideal comeback on Pakistan soil as the first match of the series was majorly dominated by rain and ended in a draw. So, the winner of the forthcoming clash will bag the series too. Babar Azam and Abid Ali mustered centuries in the opening game and will be expected to continue their rich vein of form.

It was historic both in cricketing and political terms when Sri Lanka became the first team since 2009 to agree to tour Pakistan for a two-match Test series. The Lankans themselves were also the last team to have toured this once Asian heavyweights before the unfortunate terrorist attack cut short their tour.

Opener Abid Ali became the first batsman to score hundreds on both Test and one-day debuts as Pakistan's first home match in the long form of the game since the 2009 attack on the visiting Sri Lanka team ended in a tame draw against the same opponents Sunday.

Abid Ali brought up his maiden Test hundred during the 1st Pakistan vs Sri Lanka Test in Rawalpindi and became the first male cricketer to smash a century both in Test and ODI debut. Test cricket didn’t make a thumping return to Pakistan’s soil after a decade as rain dominated the major part of the encounter.

At Stumps on Day 4, the Lankans were batting at 286/6 with Dhananjaya de Silva and Dilruwan Perera being at the crease. The only interesting to see in the last day will be whether De Silva will reach the three-figure mark or not. So, the return of Test cricket to Pakistan after a decade wasn’t great and the crowd will want to witness some sort of action on the final day.

Pakistan will continue to bowl on Day 4 of Pakistan (PAK) vs Sri Lanka (SL) 1st Test 2019 which has started from Dec 11, 2019. Unfortunately, we have not yet seen the end of the 1st session and it is all because due to the rain playing a spoilsport in the on-going match played at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.