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1st ODI of the three-match series between India (230) and Sri Lanka (230/8) end in a tie
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BDfanforever
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I am sorry...Whatt...this match was tied? I was watching last few overs and saw that Dube hit a boundary to tie the game. Then I switched off as the game was basically over.
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Brainless
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Yeah 2 back to back wickets fell haha crazy game
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Good game.
SL played well.
SL played well.
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Thats it guys, we dont deserve to be in the Champions Trophy. ICC needs to do the right thing here
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Class effort from Lanka against a pretty much a 85% strength team, thought it would be a walk in the park for India. I love ODI’s, they can still be a lot of fun, especially in tournaments
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Do you think they will make more room for ODI’s with the CT in mind or same schedule as per the norm with the heavy T20 overload
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Doubt it. Our players play non stop whether it's domestic, IPL or bilaterals. Any time off would be good too imo.
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Seems like I missed an entertaining match
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Sri Lanka vs India Match Highlights
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Not good cricket from Indian batsman. With so much batting depth, they should win these games. It did seem though that they didn't played the game with the mentality to win and Arshdeep's shot proves it.
Jaiswal should have been picked in the squad. We need more left handers.
Jaiswal should have been picked in the squad. We need more left handers.
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Rohit Sharma in the post-match presentation ceremony said:
“You expect the batters to score 231 runs. We batted well in patches but our batters couldn’t carry on. Axar Patel and KL Rahul brought us back. I was left disappointed in the end. Sri Lanka bowled well and it was a fair result. You can’t play shots from the first ball on such pitches."
“You have to dig in to survive and score runs. The game shifted at different intervals. We should have scored one run to win the game,”
“You expect the batters to score 231 runs. We batted well in patches but our batters couldn’t carry on. Axar Patel and KL Rahul brought us back. I was left disappointed in the end. Sri Lanka bowled well and it was a fair result. You can’t play shots from the first ball on such pitches."
“You have to dig in to survive and score runs. The game shifted at different intervals. We should have scored one run to win the game,”
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Srilanka hit total 28 boundaries and India only 27..so technically Srinlaka win by boundary count
India hits more sixes than srilanka… India wins by 2-1
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Congratulations to Sri Lanka! What a performance! Maybe this is as good as a victory.
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How can India botch that game LOL. They were cruising and it was the easiest of the games to win but they ended up in a tie.
Well done Sri Lanka. It was a great effort from their bowlers to make a comeback.
Well done Sri Lanka. It was a great effort from their bowlers to make a comeback.
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Is this the first time two countries had back to back tied matches?
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‘It was important to stay calm’ - Wellalage recounts Sri Lanka’s fight in Colombo thriller
Sri Lanka all-rounder Dunith Wellalage was the Player of the Match for their tied ODI against India on 2 August.
Chasing a modest target of 231, India were comfortably placed at 75 without loss before Sri Lanka’s spinners took charge, picking nine scalps to run through the Men in Blue. India’s lower order resisted and managed to equal the total when they were eight down, but Charith Asalanka’s double blow ensured the game was a tie.
It was Wellalage who began India’s slide but the 21-year-old credited senior teammates Wanindu Hasaranga and Charith Asalanka for pulling off this feat.
“When we bowled, the game changed with the wickets that Wanindu aiya and Charith aiya took,” Wellalage was quoted as saying by ESPNCricinfo. “They took wickets at very difficult times, and that's how we were able to at least keep it to this score.”
Hasaranga broke a threatening sixth-wicket stand of 57 runs between KL Rahul and Axar Patel, by accounting for the former while Asalanka got Axar’s wicket in the 41st over.
“If you take Axar Patel and KL Rahul, these are batters who have finished a lot of matches. At that time we needed to get the bowlers in, and when Charith aiya got Axar out and Wanindu aiya got KL Rahul out.
“It was important to stay calm at that stage, and the match turned our way.”
Wellalage’s own contribution with the ball was sending back the Indian openers. This included the all-important wicket of Rohit Sharma, who had given the tourists a fiery start with a 33-ball fifty and looked like he was taking the game away from Sri Lanka.
“We knew that the wicket was spinning. So Charith Asalanka had told me that I would be bowling in the Powerplay,” Wellalage recounted the dismissals. “I had good support from the wicket too.
“With Rohit at the time, I was trying just to bowl wicket-to-wicket, because I knew how much assistance there was from the pitch.”
Prior to this, Wellalage had starred with the willow in the first innings. He hit a career-best 67*, inclusive of seven fours and two sixes, at a strike-rate of 103 to help Sri Lanka get to 230. Looking back at his innings, the youngster said that he took inspiration from fellow batter Pathum Nissanka, the only other Sri Lanka player to get a fifty in the game.
“They have a lot of experienced bowlers, so the more we can limit our mistakes, the more we can put pressure on them. I was watching Pathum Nissanka bat quite a lot. I put his batting in my mind as I came up with a plan.
“If you take the pitch, it was one that supported spin bowling. I tried to put as much pressure on the bowler and build partnerships.”
The second ODI between the two sides will be played in Colombo on Sunday, 4 July.
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Sri Lanka all-rounder Dunith Wellalage was the Player of the Match for their tied ODI against India on 2 August.
Chasing a modest target of 231, India were comfortably placed at 75 without loss before Sri Lanka’s spinners took charge, picking nine scalps to run through the Men in Blue. India’s lower order resisted and managed to equal the total when they were eight down, but Charith Asalanka’s double blow ensured the game was a tie.
It was Wellalage who began India’s slide but the 21-year-old credited senior teammates Wanindu Hasaranga and Charith Asalanka for pulling off this feat.
“When we bowled, the game changed with the wickets that Wanindu aiya and Charith aiya took,” Wellalage was quoted as saying by ESPNCricinfo. “They took wickets at very difficult times, and that's how we were able to at least keep it to this score.”
Hasaranga broke a threatening sixth-wicket stand of 57 runs between KL Rahul and Axar Patel, by accounting for the former while Asalanka got Axar’s wicket in the 41st over.
“If you take Axar Patel and KL Rahul, these are batters who have finished a lot of matches. At that time we needed to get the bowlers in, and when Charith aiya got Axar out and Wanindu aiya got KL Rahul out.
“It was important to stay calm at that stage, and the match turned our way.”
Wellalage’s own contribution with the ball was sending back the Indian openers. This included the all-important wicket of Rohit Sharma, who had given the tourists a fiery start with a 33-ball fifty and looked like he was taking the game away from Sri Lanka.
“We knew that the wicket was spinning. So Charith Asalanka had told me that I would be bowling in the Powerplay,” Wellalage recounted the dismissals. “I had good support from the wicket too.
“With Rohit at the time, I was trying just to bowl wicket-to-wicket, because I knew how much assistance there was from the pitch.”
Prior to this, Wellalage had starred with the willow in the first innings. He hit a career-best 67*, inclusive of seven fours and two sixes, at a strike-rate of 103 to help Sri Lanka get to 230. Looking back at his innings, the youngster said that he took inspiration from fellow batter Pathum Nissanka, the only other Sri Lanka player to get a fifty in the game.
“They have a lot of experienced bowlers, so the more we can limit our mistakes, the more we can put pressure on them. I was watching Pathum Nissanka bat quite a lot. I put his batting in my mind as I came up with a plan.
“If you take the pitch, it was one that supported spin bowling. I tried to put as much pressure on the bowler and build partnerships.”
The second ODI between the two sides will be played in Colombo on Sunday, 4 July.
‘It was important to stay calm’ - Wellalage recounts Sri Lanka’s fight in Colombo thriller
Sri Lanka all-rounder Dunith Wellalage was the Player of the Match for their tied ODI against India on 2 August.
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Srilanka predominantly scored through edges. It was just their day. They still could not close out with Siraj in the end. India bottled by Arshdeep attempting a brainless hoick.
