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Match Ended

Super Four - Match 6, Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai , Sep 09, 2022

Sri Lanka

124/5 (17.0/20)

Pakistan

121 (19.1/20)

Sri Lanka beat Pakistan by 5 wickets

Player of the Match

Wanindu Hasaranga

10(3)&3/21(4)

PAK 121/10

Top Batsmen

Babar Azam

30 (29)

2x4s
0x6s
103.44SR

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26 (18)

1x4s
2x6s
144.44SR

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Wanindu Hasaranga

ECON 5.25

OVERS

21/3

R/W

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ECON 5.25

OVERS

21/2

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SL 124/5

Top Batsmen

Pathum Nissanka

55 (48)

5x4s
1x6s
114.58SR

Bhanuka Rajapaksa

24 (19)

0x4s
2x6s
126.31SR

Top Bowlers

Haris Rauf

ECON 6.33

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19/2

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ECON 7.00

OVERS

21/2

R/W

Right then, this has been quite a one-sided affair and we hope that the finals will be much more thrilling! Pakistan and Sri Lanka would have used this game as a chance to fine-tune their skills and game plans. The final showdown will take place on 11th September (Sunday) at 7.30 pm IST (2 pm GMT). Do join us in advance for the build-up. Until then, it's goodbye and cheers!

Wanindu Hasaranga is the PLAYER OF THE MATCH for figures of 4-0-21-3. He says that this is how he tries to enter every game. He claims he is happy with his bowling performance and admits that he has been expensive in the past few matches. Mentions that the plan was to bowl dot balls and put pressure on the batters and that got him the wickets. Ends by saying that they can put up a similar performance in the final as well.

Dasun Shanaka the skipper of Sri Lanka says that he will always accept this kind of a birthday gift. Explains that the different combinations they have in bowling has helped them do well against any batting order. Admits that extras have been a concern for them and in the bowling department the fast bowlers still need to do a bit more. Mentions that he is confident that they will improve and come back better in the final match.

Babar Azam the captain of Pakistan says that they batted well in the Powerplay but couldn't continue the momentum. He praises his bowlers for their performance and says that Hasan Ali filled in for Naseem Shah well. Ends by saying that they need to improve some aspects of their game and come back stronger in the final.

Time for the presentation...

Pathum Nissanka is up for a chat and he says that since three early wickets fell, it gave him the time to play his natural game and take time to settle in. Mentions that although there was extra pace on offer from Pakistan, he was confident about his batting ability. Admits that this knock will help him take the momentum into the final.

The game was lost for Pakistan in the first innings itself as they failed to play out their full quota of overs. Babar Azam and Mohammad Nawaz got off to decent starts but a batting collapse resulted in them just crossing the 120-run mark. The Sri Lankan spinners took 6 wickets and completely dominated proceedings in the first half of the game. Sri Lanka did get off to a circumspect start but had enough quality in their ranks to canter towards a comprehensive win.

Pakistan came out with intent and bowled well to begin proceeding as their opening bowlers extracted pace off the wicket. Mohammad Hasnain and Haris Rauf were outstanding all game picking up two wickets each but it was the spinners that failed to perform. They were unable to emulate the bowling effort of their opponents and conceded runs far too freely. They were once again poor in the field and still have a lot of work to do before the finals. This game would have given them a good opportunity to analyze their weakness and will be hoping to come back stronger.

Sri Lanka got off to a nightmarish start as they lost 2 wickets in the first two overs and the chase suddenly looked really different. Dhananjaya de Silva came in and stuck around for a bit but was dismissed soon after with Sri Lanka reeling at 29 runs for the loss of 3 wickets. Bhanuka Rajapaksa played a counter-attacking cameo and along with Pathum Nissanka put on a 51-run partnership to take their team to a position of safety. The latter scored an unbeaten 55 to take his team home along with the skipper Dasun Shanaka.

This has been a walk in the park for Sri Lanka as they have achieved the target with 3 overs to spare and with 5 wickets in hand! They have chased well once again and are now on a four-match winning streak. Who would have expected that after their opening loss to Afghanistan? Pakistan will know that this game is inconsequential in the context of this tournament but would have liked to keep their winning momentum going.

Over 17 : 124/5

17 Runs

616.1
W 16.2
1 LB 16.3
416.4
216.5
416.6

W. Hasaranga

10 (3)

P. Nissanka

55 (48)

M. Hasnain

3-0-21-2

16.6

Mohammad Hasnain To Wanindu Hasaranga

FOUR! Wanindu Hasaranga finishes things off in style! This is on good length and outside off, Wanindu Hasaranga makes room and guides it wide of third man for a boundary. Sri Lanka win by 5 wickets.

16.5

Mohammad Hasnain To Wanindu Hasaranga

Fuller and around off, Wanindu Hasaranga makes room and drills it wide of deep point for a couple of runs. Scores Level!

16.4

Mohammad Hasnain To Wanindu Hasaranga

FOUR! Dropped by the fielder at deep third man. Mohammad Hasnain bowls it back of a length, outside off. Wanindu Hasaranga cuts it uppishly towards the third man and Nawaz in the deep dives forward but misses it and the ball goes for a boundary.

16.3

Mohammad Hasnain To Pathum Nissanka

A huge shout for LBW but turned down! This is full and on middle and leg, Pathum Nissanka looks to work it away, but gets beaten and the ball deflects off his pads towards square leg. There is an appeal for LBW but the finger stays down, the batters get a leg bye instead.

Wanindu Hasaranga makes his way out to the middle with just 9 runs needed now.

16.2

Mohammad Hasnain To Dasun Shanaka OUT!

OUT! CAUGHT! A bit of confusion in the deep but the catch is taken safely. Mohammad Hasnain bowls it fuller and slower this time Dasun Shanaka tries to go big but mistimes it completely and there has been a collision in the deep between Hasan Ali and Iftikhar Ahmed but Hasan Ali pouches the ball and Dasun Shanaka has to depart.

16.1

Mohammad Hasnain To Dasun Shanaka

SIX! Way into the stands! This is on a hard length and on leg, Dasun Shanaka stays there and swings at it, but he gets a top edge and the pace takes it way over the fine leg fence for a maximum. Sri Lanka need 9 more runs to win.

Mohammad Hasnain (2-0-5-1) comes back into the attack.

Over 16 : 107/4

4 Runs

115.1
015.2
115.3
015.4
015.5
215.6

P. Nissanka

55 (47)

D. Shanaka

15 (14)

H. Ali

3-0-25-0

15.6

Hasan Ali To Pathum Nissanka

Fuller length, on off stump. Pathum Nissanka slogs it towards deep mid-wicket for a couple of runs.

15.5

Hasan Ali To Pathum Nissanka

A brilliant yorker, on middle, Pathum Nissanka digs it out to cover. Two dots in a row now.

15.4

Hasan Ali To Pathum Nissanka

On a length and on off, Pathum Nissanka blocks it back to the bowler.

15.3

Hasan Ali To Dasun Shanaka

A slower one, full and on off, Dasun Shanaka drives it towards cover for a single.

15.2

Hasan Ali To Dasun Shanaka

That was short, outside off. Dasun Shanaka tries to work it towards the third man region but didn't connect it and the ball goes through to the keeper. Mohammad Rizwan heard something and he goes for the review. UltraEdge shows that there is no edge and Dasun Shanaka stays on the pitch.

15.1

Hasan Ali To Pathum Nissanka

Full and on off, Pathum Nissanka slaps it down to long on where the fielder does well to cut it out. Only a single.

Over 15 : 103/4

11 Runs

114.1
014.2
014.3
414.4
614.5
014.6

D. Shanaka

14 (12)

P. Nissanka

52 (43)

H. Rauf

3-0-19-2

14.6

Haris Rauf To Dasun Shanaka

Swing and a miss! Dasun Shanaka tries to go big but misses it. Haris Rauf bowls it fuller outside off but Dasun Shanaka was not able to connect that one.

14.5

Haris Rauf To Dasun Shanaka

SIX! Dasun Shanaka is looking to finish off things early. This is full and on full and on middle, in the slot, Dasun Shanaka stays there and smokes it over wide long off fence for a biggie.

14.4

Haris Rauf To Dasun Shanaka

FOUR! Sri Lanka is getting closer to the target. That was full, in the middle. Dasun Shanaka works it towards fine leg and the fielder in the deep had no chance to stop that.

14.3

Haris Rauf To Dasun Shanaka

BEATEN! This is slower delivery, on a length and on off, straightens after hitting the deck, Dasun Shanaka looks to play at it but gets beaten on the outside edge.

14.2

Haris Rauf To Dasun Shanaka

Fuller delivery, on off. Dasun Shanaka plays it straight towards the cover fielder.

14.1

Haris Rauf To Pathum Nissanka

This is in the blockhole, on leg, Pathum Nissanka squeezes it towards fine leg for a single.

Full Commentary

17 OV

17 Runs

M. Hasnain to D. Shanaka P. Nissanka W. Hasaranga

616.1
W 16.2
1 LB 16.3
416.4
216.5
416.6

16 OV

4 Runs

H. Ali to P. Nissanka D. Shanaka

115.1
015.2
115.3
015.4
015.5
215.6

15 OV

11 Runs

H. Rauf to P. Nissanka D. Shanaka

114.1
014.2
014.3
414.4
614.5
014.6

14 OV

5 Runs

U. Qadir to D. Shanaka P. Nissanka

113.1
113.2
013.3
013.4
113.5
2 NB 13.6
013.6

13 OV

4 Runs

M. Nawaz to P. Nissanka D. Shanaka

112.1
112.2
012.3
112.4
112.5
012.6

12 OV

10 Runs

U. Qadir to P. Nissanka B. Rajapaksa

611.1
111.2
W 11.3
011.4
211.5
111.6

11 OV

5 Runs

M. Nawaz to P. Nissanka B. Rajapaksa

110.1
010.2
110.3
110.4
110.5
110.6

10 OV

11 Runs

U. Qadir to P. Nissanka B. Rajapaksa

19.1
69.2
19.3
29.4
09.5
19.6

9 OV

4 Runs

M. Nawaz to B. Rajapaksa P. Nissanka

08.1
08.2
18.3
18.4
18.5
18.6

8 OV

8 Runs

U. Qadir to P. Nissanka B. Rajapaksa

17.1
07.2
07.3
67.4
07.5
17.6

7 OV

8 Runs

M. Nawaz to B. Rajapaksa P. Nissanka

16.1
16.2
26.3
26.4
16.5
16.6

6 OV

8 Runs

H. Ali to P. Nissanka

05.1
05.2
45.3
05.4
45.5
05.6

5 OV

7 Runs

H. Rauf to P. Nissanka de Silva

14.1
04.2
24.3
44.4
04.5
W 4.6

4 OV

15 Runs

H. Ali to P. Nissanka de Silva

43.1
1 LB 3.2
1 LB 3.3
43.4
43.5
13.6

3 OV

4 Runs

M. Hasnain to de Silva P. Nissanka

12.1
12.2
02.3
02.4
12.5
12.6

2 OV

1 Runs

H. Rauf to D. Gunathilaka de Silva P. Nissanka

01.1
W 1.2
01.3
11.4
01.5
01.6

1 OV

2 Runs

M. Hasnain to P. Nissanka K. Mendis D. Gunathilaka

10.1
W 0.2
00.3
1 LB 0.4
00.5
00.6