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Pakistan all out for 451 against Sri Lanka before tea in first Test

Pakistan are all out for 451 before tea after Sri Lanka's Dilruwan Perera takes five wickets in the afternoon session of day two of the first Test in Galle.

Pakistan have set a healthy total of 451 runs after getting all out before tea by Sri Lanka on day two of the opening Test in Galle.

Pakistan managed to improve on their score courtesy of an unbeaten 171 from Younis Khan by reaching lunch on 347-5.

After a frustrating few hours for Sri Lanka's bowlers, wickets began to tumble in the afternoon session as Dilruwan Perera took five, the first of which was Khan, who returned to the pavilion having hit 177 off 331 balls.

Sarfraz Ahmed (55), Saeed Ajmal (12) and Abdur Rehman (50) all shortly followed, while Junaid Khan was taken out for a duck.

Sri Lanka will begin their reply at the start of the evening session.

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Pakistani batsman Younis Khan looks on as South African Imran Tahir bowls during the third day of the second Test cricket match between Pakistan and South Africa in Dubai on October 25, 2013
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