SL bowlers refused to let Pakistan's batters convert starts into big runs but the hosts strung just enough partnerships together to go in having shaded the day at 281 for 5.
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MELBOURNE / RAWALPINDI — In Australian conditions that have historically tested visiting subcontinental sides, Pakistan's one-day international unit has found a reliable formula by returning to its traditional strength: sustained, aggressive fast bowling backed by sharp catching in the cordon.
