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Live cricket score, Sri Lanka vs Pakistan 2015, 2nd ODI at Pallekele SL 74/0 in 6 Overs: Joint 2nd fastest fifty for Kusal

Hello everyone and welcome to CricketCountry’s coverage of the second One-Day International (ODI) between Sri Lanka and Pakistan at Pallekele. This is Pramod Ananth and I will be bringing to you all the updates from the game today. Pakistan won the second ODI against Sri Lanka at Pallekele on Wednesday. Pakistan won the Test series 2-1 and riding on Mohammad Hafeez’s all-round performance the visitors defeated the hosts. Azhar Ali is captain of Pakistan. Neither team is likely to make too many changes just one match into the series, though Sri Lanka could certainly consider bringing in some of their other pacers after the lacklustre bowling performance in the last match. The extra speed of Pradeep could be useful to a team that is lacking firepower. Mohammad Hafeez backed up his good day with the ball with a fine fifty in the first One-Day International (ODI) against Sri Lanka. Chasing a score of 256, Hafeez brought up his 26th ODI half-century.  Live Cricket Scorecard: Sri Lanka vs Pakistan 2015, 2nd ODI here

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