Sri Lanka's Suraj Randiv, left celebrates the dismissal of Pakistan's batsman Saeed Ajmal, second right with Nuwan Kulasekara, second left. -Photo by AP

Pakistan's wicket-keeper Adnan Akmal offered resistance lower down the order and was unbeaten on 40 when his side were bowled out for 300. -Photo by Reuters

Dilshan, right, kept himself busy with some football as Younis continued to grind the Sri Lankan bowlers down. -Photo by AP

Rangana Herath (L) celebrates with teammate Tharanga Paranavitana after taking the wicket of Shafiq. -Photo by Reuters

Asad Shafiq drives. Shafiq combined with Younis in a 155-run stand. -Photo by AP

Shafiq hit 13 boundaries in his knock of 80 runs. -Photo by Reuters

Sri Lankan cricket captain Mahela Jayawardene (2nd L), with teammates Tillakaratne Dilshan (2nd R) and Prasanna Jayawardene (R), celebrate their victory. -Photo by AFP

Younis (L) reacts as he watches his dismissal in the dressing room. -Photo by Reuters

Younis wasn't convinced when he was adjudged caught behind off the bowling of Nuwan Kulasekara. -Photo by AFP

Sri Lanka's captain Mahela Jayawardene (R), vice-captain Angelo Mathews (L) and Tillakaratne Dilshan look at the third umpire box while they react after Pakistan's batsman Younis Khan was adjudged not out to a catch by Dilshan. -Photo by Reuters

Younis scored his 87 off 213 balls and scored 7 boundaries. -Photo by AP