The dramatic collapse undid Pakistan's remarkable fightback in the match after they were shot out for a paltry 90 in 36 overs on the first day.
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The bowlers, led by four wickets each from Umar Gul and Saeed Ajmal, had hit back to dismiss Sri Lanka for 240 before Alam and Younus made light of a first innings deficit of 150 runs. Pakistan, sitting pretty at 285-1 just before lunch, crashed to 320 all out after the break to leave Sri Lanka a victory target of 171 for a decisive 2-0 lead in the three-match series.
Sri Lanka, who have never won a home Test series against Pakistan, notched up 41 without losing a wicket by tea with Malinda Warnapura on 25 and Tharanga Paranavitana on 11.
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Pakistan's meek surrender against the second new ball came after debutant opener Fawad Alam hit a superb 168 and shared a record stand of 200 for the second wicket with skipper Younus Khan (82).
The partnership was Pakistan's highest for