Colombo: The Indian team that has expired, played with only five batsmen, could not maintain a simple 133 target despite a dashing attempt from the players because Sri Lanka looked after the three-match series lived with a four-goal victory at T20 International on Wednesday.
With nine players not available after the Krunal Pandya tested positive, India has no choice but to play with six specialist bowlers, including one Navdeep Saini Pacer, which is not even given a single.
Scorecard | As happened, Hanajaya de Silva (40 did not come out) anchored Lanka’s complex pursuit after India scored 132 for five people.
The hosts win with two spare balls.
Deputy captain Bhuvneshwar Kumar (1/21 in 4 overs) Economical to Chamika Karunaratne launched a full throw for six people.
12 has been operating since it brings the 8th equation running out of over the final which is very difficult to debut Chetan Sakariya to survive.
If one bowler even though the 2/30 number will be disrupted is Kuldeep, which is brilliant but disappointed by his invaders, which dropped several catches.
Some bad efforts on the ground also damaged the figure.
Dhananjaya de Silva who is invincible helps Sri Lanka win a four-goal victory in the second #slvind series …
https://t.co/9yctB9KVQW- ICC (@ .icc) 1627495528000YADAV Outfoxed Skipper Dasun Shanaka by shortening the length of the stock – which changes Being a right hander pulled him out and Sanju Samson held a smart side stump.
Minod Bhukuka (36 off 31 balls) also tried to pick up the shipment thrown wide outside the stump and holed in the mid-wicket which was right after Bhuvneshwar had dropped one while running backwards when he slid into the closing area.
Varun Chakravarthy (1/18 at 4 Overs) is also impressive but the total becomes their destruction.
Dhananjaya De Silva won the match award player for 34 * unbeaten from 34 balls.
? # Slvind https://t.co/gs8azbxqae- Sri Lanka Cricket ?? (@OfficialSlc) 1627495712000eer, India struggles for momentum for Sri Lankan spinners on the slow track, managing 132 for five people.
However, Devdutt Padikkal, in the round of his cleavage will see a bright future.
The difficulty level can be measured by the fact that only seven limits and six were hit in 20 overs with as many as 42 dot balls consumed by the visit team batsmen.
Skipper Shikhar Dhawan (40 off off 42 Balls) was aware of a thin seat line-up having a careful approach on the lane where the ball only refused to come to bat and improvisation was the sequence of the day.
With heavy rain slowing outfield, run-make into a trial but the young pskkal (29 off 23 balls) elegant as usual before the simplicity of the moment do it.
Other debuts that were far anticipated from Ruturaj Gaikwad (21 balls off) also ended up the whining when a Sri Lankan captain, Shanaka’s short ball climbed him and he made himself fourth while playing a pull pull that walked straight after Minod Bhanuka.
Knowing that only five batsmen who played that day, Dhawan had to cut down a risky shot even though the closing drive, drive, and slog-pull behind the square was between five of his colleagues before off-spinner Dananjaya de Silva (2/13) made him play slog- Sweep.
But the most impressive person was Padikkal, who swept Dhajaya de Silva for six, ran well among the 32-run goal standing with captain Dhawan and briefly with Sanju Samson.
He also reversed Swept Wanindu Hasaranga (1/30) to the limit before the slog sweep that did not bring his downfall.
Some of the blows did not reach the limit but the Bengaluru boy showed that he had the temperament needed for the highest level.
But the player, who once again blew the chance was Sanju Samson (7 off 13 balls).
He was tricked by a break foot from Akila Dananjaya (2/29) and closed.
Samson has now blew nine opportunities at T20 Internationals and could not get too much after the last match Thursday.
2nd T20i: SL beat India to keep the series alive
