Pakistan vs Sri Lanka (PAK vs SL) Series 2024 [T20, ODI & Test]

Full coverage of Pakistan vs Sri Lanka 2024 series (PAK vs SL) with live scores, latest news, videos, schedule, fixtures, results and ball by ball commentary. The Sri Lanka A team tour of Pakistan in 2024 includes two Tests and 3 ODI Matches.

Pakistan A vs Sri Lanka A Series – Upcoming Matches

Pakistan Shaheens vs Sri Lanka A schedule for unofficial matches in November are listed here.

DateMatch DetailsTime
Nov 11, Mon – Nov 14, ThuSri Lanka A vs Pakistan A, 1st Unofficial Test11:30pm (-1d) EST | 4:30am GMT | 9:30am Local
Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
Nov 18, Mon – Nov 21, ThuPakistan A vs Sri Lanka A, 2nd Unofficial Test12am EST AM | 5am GMT | 10am Local
Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
Nov 25, MonPakistan A vs Sri Lanka A, 1st Unofficial ODI12am EST AM | 5am GMT | 10am Local
Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
Nov 27, WedPakistan A vs Sri Lanka A, 2nd Unofficial ODI12am EST AM | 5am GMT | 10am Local
Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
Nov 29, FriPakistan A vs Sri Lanka A, 3rd Unofficial ODI12am EST AM | 5am GMT | 10am Local
Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi

Please note that Pakistan vs Sri Lanka Schedule may be subject to change for any reason as may be required in the sole discretion of respective cricket boards including PCB/SLC.

Pakistan vs Sri Lanka Schedule Download (PDF)

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2024 Pakistan vs Sri Lanka Series – Details

The Sri Lanka A team is set to tour Pakistan in November 2024 for an exciting bilateral series comprising two unofficial Test matches and three unofficial ODIs. This series provides a critical platform for emerging talent from both nations to showcase their skills and make a case for selection in their respective senior national teams. Hosted entirely at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, the tour highlights Pakistan’s readiness to host high-profile international cricket.

The tour begins with the first unofficial Test, scheduled from Monday, November 11, to Thursday, November 14, 2024, starting at 11:30 PM EST (-1d) | 4:30 AM GMT | 9:30 AM Local Time. The second Test will follow from Monday, November 18, to Thursday, November 21, 2024, with play beginning at 12:00 AM EST | 5:00 AM GMT | 10:00 AM Local Time. These four-day matches are expected to test the adaptability and endurance of young players, providing invaluable red-ball experience.

The series then transitions to the limited-overs format, with the first unofficial ODI slated for Monday, November 25, 2024, beginning at 12:00 AM EST | 5:00 AM GMT | 10:00 AM Local Time. The second ODI will take place on Wednesday, November 27, followed by the third and final ODI on Friday, November 29, all starting at the same times. These matches will allow both teams to experiment with combinations and focus on fine-tuning their strategies in the 50-over format.

Pakistan vs Sri Lanka Cricket Rivalry, History, Records and Important Facts

The rivalry between Pakistan and Sri Lanka in cricket is rooted in decades of competitive and closely fought matches. Both teams have shared unforgettable moments on the cricket field, from World Cup encounters to bilateral series across all formats. While Pakistan has traditionally held the upper hand in the rivalry, Sri Lanka has risen to the occasion on numerous occasions, showcasing their grit and determination.

Historical Overview

The cricketing relationship between Pakistan and Sri Lanka began in the early days of Sri Lankan cricket when they became a Test-playing nation in 1982. Pakistan played a crucial role in Sri Lanka’s cricketing development, often touring the island and hosting the team in its formative years. Over time, Sri Lanka matured into a formidable cricketing nation, making this rivalry increasingly competitive.

  • First Test Match: March 4-8, 1982, at National Stadium, Karachi. Pakistan won by 204 runs.
  • First ODI Match: June 7, 1975, at Trent Bridge, Nottingham (World Cup). Pakistan won by 192 runs.
  • First T20I Match: August 12, 2006, at County Ground, Bristol. Pakistan won by 5 wickets.

Key Records

Test Cricket

  • Total Matches Played: 57
  • Pakistan Wins: 21
  • Sri Lanka Wins: 17
  • Draws: 19
  • Highest Team Total:
  • Pakistan: 765/6 (declared) in Karachi, 2009
  • Sri Lanka: 644/7 (declared) in Karachi, 2009
  • Notable Performers:
  • Most Runs: Younis Khan (2,929 runs) for Pakistan; Kumar Sangakkara (2,274 runs) for Sri Lanka
  • Most Wickets: Abdul Qadir (82 wickets) for Pakistan; Rangana Herath (106 wickets) for Sri Lanka

ODI Cricket

  • Total Matches Played: 155
  • Pakistan Wins: 92
  • Sri Lanka Wins: 59
  • No Result/Tied: 4
  • Highest Team Total:
  • Pakistan: 371/9 in Dambulla, 2010
  • Sri Lanka: 368/4 in Taunton, 2019
  • Notable Performers:
  • Most Runs: Inzamam-ul-Haq (2,501 runs) for Pakistan; Sanath Jayasuriya (2,516 runs) for Sri Lanka
  • Most Wickets: Wasim Akram (92 wickets) for Pakistan; Muttiah Muralitharan (96 wickets) for Sri Lanka

T20I Cricket

  • Total Matches Played: 22
  • Pakistan Wins: 13
  • Sri Lanka Wins: 9
  • Highest Team Total:
  • Pakistan: 211/3 in Lahore, 2017
  • Sri Lanka: 211/4 in Hambantota, 2012
  • Notable Performers:
  • Most Runs: Shoaib Malik (397 runs) for Pakistan; Tillakaratne Dilshan (323 runs) for Sri Lanka
  • Most Wickets: Umar Gul (22 wickets) for Pakistan; Lasith Malinga (18 wickets) for Sri Lanka

Historic Matches

YearMatch/EventDetails
1986Asia Cup FinalSri Lanka defeated Pakistan by 5 wickets to claim their first major tournament victory.
1996World Cup QuarterfinalSri Lanka eliminated Pakistan en route to their historic World Cup triumph.
2009Karachi TestBoth teams amassed massive totals, with Younis Khan scoring a triple century (313). The match ended in a draw.
2014Asia Cup FinalSri Lanka defeated Pakistan by 5 wickets, securing another Asia Cup title.
2022Galle TestSri Lanka’s spinners, led by Prabath Jayasuriya, secured a thrilling win despite Pakistan’s resistance.

Strengths of Both Teams

Pakistan

Renowned for their pace attack and spin options, Pakistan often relies on star players like Babar Azam and Shaheen Afridi to lead their charge. Their batting lineup’s unpredictability adds excitement to every match.

Sri Lanka

Known for their spin bowling and resilient middle order, Sri Lanka boasts players like Dimuth Karunaratne and Wanindu Hasaranga, who have been pivotal in recent successes.

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