It's interesting how the tournament has rolled away from easy scoring and increasingly placed more emphasis on bowling, to the point that the final game of the tournament resembles the conclusion of a John Woo film, with either side primed to shoot the other down.
Nevertheless, on bowling form, Pakistan are still the team that robbed South Africa of a just reward. South Africa retain the lowest RPO and the second lowest average of the tournament, with their total wickets standing equal with Pakistan. They were also the most resistant batsmen, but their eventual failing proved to be a slight tendency to be too resistant and score too slowly.
In direct comparisons, Sri Lanka's batting appears better, but their batsmen appear fewer. Dilshan has scored enough for two batsmen and Jayawardene, Jayasuriya and Sangakkara have all contributed large scores. For Pakistan, totals have often been underwhelming, but while no batsman has scored more than 57, six have contributed scores of 30+. In the event of a low scoring game, as this shapes to be given the bowlers on show, Pakistan do hold great potential in being able to withstand the loss of wickets better.