Opener Fakhar Zaman returned to form with a brilliant century to help Pakistan beat Sri Lanka by three wickets in the tri-series final in Lahore on Saturday.
Zaman, who overcame a wretched streak of just 31 runs in four matches, smashed a cracking 99-ball 127 to help Pakistan chase down a target of 326 with nine balls to spare.
Sri Lanka pacer Dilshan Madushanka ended Zaman's innings in the 34th over with 106 needed for victory, but Arafat Minhas (61) and Hasan Nawaz (37 not out) put on 94 for the sixth wicket to seal the win.
Minhas hit four sixes and three boundaries in his 31-ball innings.
Skipper Shaheen Shah Afridi hit the winning six to send a packed Gaddafi Stadium into a frenzy.
This became Pakistan's first tri-series title at home after failing in the finals of the 1994, 2004 and 2025 tri-series.
Zaman, who cracked 11 boundaries and half a dozen sixes in his 12th ODI hundred, lifted Pakistan from a disastrous start which saw Maaz Sadaqat (five) and Babar Azam (nought) falling with the total at 14.
Zaman added 149 off 140 balls for the third wicket with Saad Baig, who scored a 74, bringing up his maiden ODI half-century.
Earlier, Sri Lanka were lifted to 325 for eight by Kamindu Mendis, who scored 131 for his maiden ODI century, after Pakistan won the toss and sent the tourists in to bat.
Kamindu and Pavan Rathnayake added 146 runs for the third wicket, before Pakistan skipper Shaheen dismissed Kamindu and Dasun Shanaka (17) in the space of two overs.
Kamindu and Avishka Fernando (38) helped set Sri Lanka up for a big total as they shared an opening stand of 87 inside 18 overs.
Spinner Salman Agha, who took 2-44, provided Pakistan with a double breakthrough, getting rid of Fernando and Kusal Mendis (8).
But Kamindu anchored the innings, hitting 12 fours and two sixes, improving on his previous highest ODI score of 64.
Pakistan pulled it back in the last five overs, taking three wickets for just 38 runs to stop Sri Lanka from posting a larger total.
Shaheen finished with 2-50 while Haris Rauf and Naseem Shah also took two wickets each.
PAKISTAN: Maaz Sadaqat, Fakhar Zaman, Babar Azam, Saad Baig (wk), Salman Agha, Hasan Nawaz, Arafat Minhas, Faheem Ashraf, Shaheen Shah Afridi (capt), Naseem Shah, Haris Rauf.
SRI LANKA: Kamindu Mendis, Avishka Fernando, Kusal Mendis (capt, wk), Pavan Rathnayake, Sahan Arachchige, Janith Liyanage, Dasun Shanaka, Dunith Wellalage, Maheesh Theekshana, Asitha Fernando, Dilshan Madushanka.