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Pakistan records highest World Cup chase as Rizwan and Shafique blaze 345 to beat Sri Lanka

Pakistan records highest World Cup chase as Rizwan and Shafique blaze 345 to beat Sri Lanka
Posted by: Aarav Chakraborty in: Sports
27 Nov | 17:14 PM | 0

Pakistan chased down 344 to beat Sri Lanka in the 2023 Cricket World Cup, setting a new record for the highest successful chase. Rizwan (131*) and Shafique (113) starred, but Pakistan still missed the semifinals.

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