Wanindu Hasaranga got the wow factor that charms him to fans and did what was generally anticipated of him - go through the center request - to help his side record a certainty supporting win in front of the most-expected last on Sunday. The 25 year-old leg spinner got three urgent wickets and hit the triumphant runs in Sri Lanka's five-wicket against Pakistan in Dubai. Birthday kid makes the greater part of his karma Dasun Shanka was all grins when he won his fourth progressive throw in the Asia Cup today. Furthermore, while gesturing to the 'karma' remark from Sanjay Mankrekar at the throw, Shanaka referenced that they were excited about tracking down the best eleven preceding the immensely significant uber occasion one month from now. Was it a 120-ish pitch? Certainly not. Pakistan, it showed up, appeared to have needed clearness in their batting approach as they fared horrendously post the powerplay. Truth be told, during the initial six overs, they were helped by 9 additional items which made the 49/1 look much more nice than what it really was. The most outstanding shortcoming in the game has been their speck ball rate against turn and the absence of feet development. As wickets continued to fall at ordinary spans in the last part, they never got the energy they needed to post a sum of some substance. Center overs tangle Pakistan partook in a good powerplay which saw them post 49/1, however the presentation of Hasaranga put a gouge on the scoring rate as he got back with figures of 6/0 in his initial 2 overs that included 7 spot balls. With the run-rate sinking lower with each disregarding, Pakistan lost both Fakhar Zaman and Babar Azam in progressive overs; both giving their wickets attempting to play the delivery shot. The hitters that followed tracked down it extreme to turn strike against the twist threesome (Hasaranga, Dhananjaya, Theekshana) and collapsed through the center overs, falling from 82/3 to 95/7. Nawaz extraordinary not adequate One of the fundamental focal points for Pakistan in this competition up until this point has been the superior variant of Mohammad Nawaz with the bat. He played a counter-going after thump against India and did a strong superb work today, in aiding his side post a decent all out ready. The left-hander crushed several significant sixes and if not for his less than ideal run-out in the penultimate over, Pakistan looked great to push towards 140 which, clearly, could not have possibly been sufficient on a wicket that had great bob and speed. Was it a direct pursue? It was, yet not without the rhythmic movements of T20 cricket. Sri Lanka lost two of their main three to ducks and the wicket of Dhananjaya de Silva for 9, eventually, left them in a spot of trouble at 29/3 toward the finish of 5 overs. The left-right blend of Nissanka and Rajapaksa, nonetheless, assisted them with tracking down customary limits and monitored the expected rate all through. What's more, regardless of losing two or three wickets in quest for successes, the cool as a cucumber Nissanka held one finish to see his side cavort to an agreeable success over Pakistan. Which group benefitted the most from this last dress practice? Sri Lanka would have acquired a great deal of certainty after the persuading five-wicket win, however they will likewise know about the way that they lost horrendously the main time they batted first in this competition. Will the karma keep on leaning toward them in the last? The truth will come out eventually. Concerning Pakistan, they will be somewhat feeling better that they had a slight rude awakening against turn before the immensely significant last on Sunday. Brief scores: Pakistan 121 all-out in 19.1 overs (Babar Azam 30; Wanindu Hasaranga 3-21) lost to Sri Lanka 124 for 5 in 17 overs (Pathum Nissanka 55*; Mohammad Hasnain 2-21) by 5 wickets