Pakistan managed to secure a significant 37-run victory over Sri Lanka in the opening match of the one-day international tri-series at Rawalpindi. Salman Ali Agha achieved a century, while Sri Lanka's Lasith Malinga restricted Pakistan to 305. Pakistan's fast bowlers secured the win. The match was part of a tri-series involving England. Pakistan's victory sets the stage for the remaining matches in the series.
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