Subscribe to Updates
Get the latest creative news from FooBar about art, design and business.
- Cristiano Ronaldo skips India trip as Al-Nassr head to face FC Goa | Football News
- Shawn Michaels’ Former Partner Reveals Real Reason Behind WWE Hall Of Fame Snub
- Former WWE wrestler Sir Mo passes away at 58 years old
- Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekendâ€s action | Premier League
- ‘Perth will decide Ashes’: Australian cricket legend predicts 3-1 loss for England | Cricket News
- Ohtaniâ€s greatest game ever sends Dodgers back to the World Series + Blue Jays-Mariners ALCS comes down to Game 7
- Dragunov’s return and surprise win, Jacob Fatu angle, Cody-Drew brawl, Bliss & Charlotte vs. Zaria & Sol Ruca, more
- Mariners ready for decisive ALCS Game 7 vs. Blue Jays
Browsing: Lanka
Kusal Mendis’ fifty was pivotal for Sri Lanka in the Asia Cup match against Afghanistan, which they won by six…
On September 18, the Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan Asia Cup 2025 match will take place at Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu…
Asia Cup: Pathum Nissankaâ€s 68 powers Sri Lanka to tense 4-wicket win over Hong Kong | Cricket News
Hong Kong vs Sri Lanka (Photo by Francois Nel/Getty Images) Pathum Nissanka scored 68 runs off 44 balls as Sri Lanka secured a four-wicket victory against Hong Kong in the Asia Cup Group B match. The win came despite a challenging chase at the venue on Monday.Nissanka’s innings was marked by strategic acceleration, and his partnership with Kusal Perera (20) yielded 57 runs for the third wicket. This partnership brought Sri Lanka closer to qualifying for the Super 4 stage.Sri Lanka achieved the target of 150 runs, finishing at 153 for six in 18.5 overs. The team adopted a cautious approach initially on the slow pitch before increasing their scoring rate after the 10-over mark.The Sri Lankan team lost Kusal Mendis and Kamil Mishara early, reaching 65 runs in the first 10 overs. Nissanka, who was dropped twice during his innings at scores of 40 and 60, capitalized on these opportunities.Nissanka focused on scoring runs through calculated shots rather than aggressive hitting. He targeted the shorter square leg boundary, including a swept six against medium-pacer Aizaz Khan.Sri Lanka’s scoring rate improved significantly as they added 42 runs in three overs after the 10-over mark, with Nissanka and Perera leading the charge.Hong Kong managed to create pressure by taking four quick wickets. They dismissed Nissanka, Perera, Kamindu Mendis, and captain Charith Asalanka in quick succession, reducing Sri Lanka from 119 for two to 127 for six.Wanindu Hasaranga’s unbeaten 20 runs off 9 balls helped Sri Lanka secure the victory and keep their Super 4 hopes alive in the tournament.In the first innings, Hong Kong posted a competitive total of 149 for four. Nizakat Khan remained unbeaten on 52 off 38 balls, while Anshuman Rath contributed 48 runs from 46 balls.The highlight of Hong Kong’s innings was a 61-run partnership between Rath and Nizakat for the third wicket. Both batsmen played well against Sri Lanka’s experienced bowling attack.Rath’s innings featured shots on both sides of the wicket, including an impressive inside-out cover drive against spinner Asalanka. Nizakat, who became Hong Kong’s second player to score a T20 Asia Cup fifty, focused on straight-field scoring.Nizakat benefited from two fortunate incidents in the 17th over. He was dropped by wicketkeeper Kusal Mendis and survived a catch due to a no-ball by Thilan Thushara.Rath’s innings ended when he was caught by Kamindu off Dushmantha Chameera, who finished with figures of 2/29.Hong Kong started strongly, scoring 38 runs in the first four overs, thanks to Zeeshan Ali’s quick 23 runs off 17 balls.Chameera dismissed Ali, caught behind by Kusal Mendis, which slowed Hong Kong’s momentum. Hasaranga then removed Babar Hayat, further restricting Hong Kong’s scoring rate.
Latest scorecard from the Asia Cup match between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka in Abu Dhabi.
Sri Lanka Asia Cup wins year by year: The Sri Lankan cricket team has played every Asia Cup tournament. Sri…
Latest scorecard from the third and final Twenty20 international between Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka in Harare.
Latest scorecard from the first Twenty20 international between Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka in Harare.
Sri Lanka’s batter Pathum Nissanka (AP Photo/Wonder Mashura) Sri Lanka secured a five-wicket one-day international victory against Zimbabwe in Harare…
Bennett,Bennettbowled Chameerab ChameeraBennett,Bennettbowled Chameerab Chameera212918204972.41Curran,Currancaught substitute, bowled A Fernandoc subb A FernandoCurran,Currancaught substitute, bowled A Fernandoc subb A Fernando7995529013783.16Taylor,Taylorcaught Chameera,…
Raza had looked set to drive his side to victory, helping them recover from 161-5 after 30 overs via a…