India vs Sri Lanka 2nd ODI Match Report
Sri Lanka Blow India In 2nd ODI
Sri Lanka Make India Ashamed
India vs Sri Lanka 2nd ODI |
This is India's second worst defeat in terms of balls remaining 181. Their worst was also against
Sri Lanka, 209 balls in Dambulla in 2010. Let's not forget that hammering in Sharjah where they were bowled out for 54, though they were chasing on that occasion. Just shows how Sri Lanka have roasted India in the past.
So much talk about the wind on the ground...must say the India was blown away. Bad dreams happen, but India shouldn't let this bring down their confidence ahead of the remaining games. The conditions in Colombo will be better. When they look back at this game, apart from analysing their batting flop, the wides will be scrutinised. Fourteen wides in 20 overs is unacceptable. Everyone struggled.After the impressive performance in the 1st ODI.
Thisara Perera Man of the Match in 2nd ODI |
After winning Mahela Jayawardene told the press, "It's funny what two days does to you. I thought we didn't field that well today. We have shown that we can bounce back, the guys have the hunger. I haven't seen Upul Tharanga bat like this in a while, his timing, his form. Good to see the old Upul. Isuru was a bit nervous, Thisara and Angelo did the job for us."
Thisara Perera has been named the Man of the Match. And he express his feelings like that, "Very happy with my performance. Have to thank my team-mates. My first priority is bowling. I don't think too much about my performance."
India innings
Batsmen R B 4's 6's S/R
Gambhir 65 96 4 0 67.71
Ashwin 21 15 3 0 140.00
EXT: 11 B: 2 LB: 4 NB: 0 WD: 5 P: 0 TOT: 138/10 (33.3) RR: 4.11
Bowlers O M R W NB WD E/R
Lasith Malinga 7.3 0 36 2 0 0 4.80
Thisara Perera 8 3 19 3 0 0 2.37
Angelo Mathews 7 2 14 3 0 0 2.00
Sri Lanka innings
Batsmen R B 4's 6's S/R
U Tharanga* 59 60 8 0 98.33
T Dilshan 50 49 5 0 102.04
EXT: 24 B: 0 LB: 10 NB: 0 WD: 14 P: 0 TOT: 139/1 (19.5) RR: 7.00
Bowlers O M R W NB WD E/R
Ashwin 5 1 18 1 0 1 3.60
Sri Lanka wins the 2nd ODI by 9 wickets and 30.1 over in hand.
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