Sharjah: Charith Hander Young Asalanka destroyed unbeatably from 49 balls while fellow Southpaw Bhanuka Rajapaksa made Quickfire half a century like Sri Lanka defeating Bangladesh by five net in the Super 12 World Cup match on Sunday.
Sri Lanka suffered the collapse of the mini batting mid-innings but recovered in time to pursue the target of 172 with seven spare balls, thanks to a brilliant half century from Asalanka and Rajapaksa (53 of 31 balls) with the 86 sewing duo running quickly to the fifth goal of the juice 8.4 overs.
Match the spotlight Scorecard | The 24-year-old Asalanka tablet point, which has played only eight ODIS and four T20IS before the Sunday match, holding Inning Sri Lanka together, hitting five crawling and six in an invincible beats entertaining him.
Coming on the 10th, the 30-year-old Rajapaksa destroyed three crawling and as many as six in the past round with Sri Lanka reached 172 for 5.5 overs.
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Bangladesh got a breakthrough with the fourth shipments itself as a spinner of the left arm Nasum Ahmed got rid of the opening of the Perta Perta (1) which failed to read more and faster and faster and faster shipping.
Although early, Sri Lanka is in a time of power with Asalanka getting a limit easily.
He lifted nokum for two sixes in the third and then sentenced Mahedi Hasan for another maximum to take Sri Lanka to 54 for 1 at the end of the powerplay.
But Shakib Al Hasan triggered a collapse of batting mini with two Wickets – namely Pathum Nissanka (24) and Avishka Fernando (0) – in four balls.
Mohammad Saifuddin then dismissed Wanindu Hasaranga (6) because Sri Lanka lost three numbers in 10 balls for the addition of nine runs.
Sri Lanka is 80 for 4 on the middle sign and regulating the Asalanka dough, which won five of the 32 balls, making them in hunting.
He went great weapons by raising mahmudarlah for two sixes on the 14th Rajapaksa slapped three six in the sensational performances of batting pyrotechnic on the 16th above the berbincik by Saifuddin where Sri Lanka took 22 walks.
Previously, the opening of Mohammad Naim and Mushfiqur Rahim broke the impressive half a century to direct Bangladesh to 171 competitive for four people.
Join the troops in the eighth when they struggled at 56 for two people, Naim and the uterus sewing fell 73-run quickly in 8.3 overs to keep the momentum running.
Naim hit the six limits in the beats of 52-ball 62-run while the uterus remained unbeaten in 57 of 37 balls with the help of five four and two six.
Bangladesh Naim and Liton appetizers waited for several overs before playing Big Shots.
The duo looked good for substantial partnerships before the watershed out for 16 sixth in the Bowling of Bendu Kumara.
The watershed made the room for himself to ride a full ball on the ring but chose the mid-off Fielder Dasun Shanaka.
The dismissal causes an ugly scene between the dough and bowler when the referee must step to calm down.
Kumara looked weighed on the watersman who responded and the duo was seen exchanging a few words with their heads almost attached to each other before they were separated.
There are some encouraging and encouraging among the players.
Shakib Al Hasan (10) was in the midst of things as he joined and hit two quarters in the seventh on Charith Asalanka but he was screened by Chamika Karunaratne on the top.
Of the 41 to 1 at the end of the powerplay overs, Bangladesh 72 for 2 on a half sign.
Rahim was on track when he crashed into Hasaranga for six before adding a maximum of 13 above the maximum in Binura Fernando.
Naim reached fifty in 44 balls in the 14th with four Lahiru Kumara.
He was, however, in the 17th when he kicks misty shot of Giant Paceman Binura Fernando, who took his own bowling catch.