Sharjah pitch which slowly gives Lanka some Hopethey is in the two ends of the spectrum.
England has become one of the stand-out teams from the T20 World Cup so far and victory against Sri Lanka on Monday is ordering it in the semifinals.
Sri Lanka, on the other hand, struggled to stay in a dispute.
Two back-to-back losses against Australia and South Africa have left them in Brink and the 2014 champions know that it will be a curtains for them if they go to England.
Given the current form, the two teams are located, may not be too excessive to call this game a little incompatibility.
However, we all know T20 is a reckless format and the form book is not always resistant.
TOI sees the possibility of talking points from this Group 1 game …
Can Lanka Bowlers well on useful pitchs? Through IPL, we have seen the score around 130-140 to be complicated in the field.
The ball stops, turns and sometimes doesn’t seem to reach battery.
British informant opener Jos Buttler and Jason Roy, along with intermediate star Jonny Bairstow and Liam Livingstone – all love balls come to bats.
Bowler Lanka, who is used to playing on a slow track, must be seen utilizing the most difficult conditions and making everything as difficult as possible for English battery.
But then, the championship knew how to adapt and captain Eoin Morgan said on Saturday after their firm victory against Australia: “The challenge for us is to adapt to conditions far from home, we do it very well in the first two matches.” Will Morgan promote himself? England already has things that are so easy in the tournament so far the Morgan captain has almost no bat.
But we can remember how he struggled with his punch at IPL playing for Kolkata Knight Riders.
It will be very important for the captains to return to a kind of form before the business end of the tournament.
For this reason, he needs the opportunity to stare at a substantial ball.
Lankan attacks are not very threatening but can provide a decent Morgan hit on the typical UAE pitch before England goes down to face a greater threat than continental children.
Should England try wood? Things have fallen to a beautiful place for an English attack so far.
But the Tymal Pacer factory left arm left for 45 against Australia on Saturday and it was a lack of speed and variations that could be targeted by the mixture if he missed The Whisker.
With Chris Woakes and Chris Jordan are basically medium-Pacers who prefer bowling with a full full length, it won’t be a bad idea to try someone like Mark Wood, who can be a bowl occasionally giving birth with a smooth speed variation, in fact factory .
While adding varieties, step options (or lack) are not always a bad idea on this pitch, because Ms Dhoni shows with the use of Josh Hazlewood in the IPL.