📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways:
- The play on the fourth day of the Rawalpindi Test was called off early due to bad light, not even two sessions could be completed in the ent.
- By the time play was stopped, Pakistan had scored 57 runs for the loss of one wicket in their second innings and had a lead of 45 runs over.
- Mohammad Taha scored 24 runs and Azan Owais scored 22 runs at the crease while Tayyab Arif was out scoring 11 runs.
The play on the fourth day of the Rawalpindi Test was called off early due to bad light, not even two sessions could be completed in the entire day.
By the time play was stopped, Pakistan had scored 57 runs for the loss of one wicket in their second innings and had a lead of 45 runs over Sri Lanka.
Mohammad Taha scored 24 runs and Azan Owais scored 22 runs at the crease while Tayyab Arif was out scoring 11 runs.
At the start of the day, Saqib Khan bowled devastatingly to prevent Sri Lanka from taking a big lead.
Sri Lanka started the innings on 404 runs with 4 out, but in the first over, Dhananjaya de Silva was dismissed by Saqib Khan without any addition to the previous day's score.
