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Pakistan, Sri Lanka face off in crucial Tri-Nation series match

Pakistan holds 6 points, Sri Lanka at 2 on the table

Rawalpindi: The sixth encounter of the Tri-Nation Series between Pakistan and Sri Lanka is scheduled for today at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.

The high-stakes match will commence at 6:00 PM, with Pakistan holding 6 points atop the table, while Sri Lanka sits at 2 points.

Authorities have implemented stringent security measures across the stadium and its vicinity to ensure the safety of players, officials, and spectators.

Heavy police deployments will manage all major access routes during the arrival and departure of both teams, with Metro Bus services temporarily suspended in coordination with team movements.

Specialist marksmen have been positioned on surrounding high-rise structures, while VIP parking zones will permit entry exclusively to authorized vehicles displaying official stickers. Spectators have been instructed to carry valid identification documents to gain entry.

All security personnel and officials have been ordered to maintain vigilant monitoring throughout the match, keeping a close watch on suspicious activities or individuals to guarantee a secure and smooth event.

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