
Pakistan’s Fakhar Zaman delivered a match-winning century in the ODI tri-series final against Sri Lanka, smashing 127 off 99 balls to guide his team to a record-breaking 331 for 7 in 48.3 overs. The innings secured a thrilling three-wicket victory, tying India’s record for the highest successful chase in an ODI final as Pakistan chased down 326 with nine balls remaining.
Zaman, who had struggled in the previous four matches, credited patience and preparation, noting that he simply waited for his rhythm to return. His partnership with Saad Baig, who scored a maiden ODI half-century (74 off 75), stabilized the innings after early setbacks, including Babar Azam’s five-ball duck to Dilshan Madushanka.
The win marked a significant milestone for Pakistan, combining individual brilliance with collective resilience in a high-pressure final at Lahore.
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