Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq was the highest scorer after Azhar, as the Pakistani batting collapsed. – Photo by Reuters

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Thisara Perera celebrates with captain Mahela Jayawardene after taking six wickets that brought Sri Lanka victory. – Photo by AFP

Pakistani and Sri Lankan players shake hands at the end of the second ODI. The next match will be played on Wednesday in Colombo. – Photo by Reuters

The match got under way in overcast conditions in Pallekele – Photo by AFP

Sri Lanka got off to a good start with Tilikaratne Dilshan scoring a few quick boundaries. – Photo by AFP

Tilikaratne Dilshan and Upul Tharanga walk off as play is interrupted by rain. – Photo by AP

Upul Tharanga was dismissed by Sohail Tanvir and then Kumar Sangakkara was caught-and-bowled by Mohammad Hafeez. – Photo by AP

Tilikaratne Dilshan scored his 13th ODI hundred for Sri Lanka. – Photo by AFP

Dinesh Chandimal provided support to Tilikaratne Dilshan. – Photo by Reuters

Shahd Afridi dismissed Chandimal, lbw, for 32. – Photo by AP

Thisara Perera caught Mohammad Hafeez brilliantly off his own bowling to give Sri Lanka their first wicket. – Photo by AFP

Azhar Ali was dropped by Kumar Sangakkara. – Photo by AFP

Saeed Ajmal then removed Sri Lankan captain Mahela Jayawardene but not before he scored 53 runs. – Photo by AFP

Azhar Ali was bowled for 96 by Nuwan Kulasekara. – Photo by AFP

Azhar walks back after failing to complete his first ODI century and taking Pakistan home. – Photo by Reutets