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Sri Lanka vs South Africa, 2nd ODI Match Summary

SL vs SA, 2018 - ODI Summary

Sri Lanka vs South Africa Scorecard

Match Ended

2nd ODI, Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium, Rangiri , Aug 01, 2018

Sri Lanka

244/8 (50.0/50)

South Africa

246/6 (42.5/50)

South Africa beat Sri Lanka by 4 wickets

Player of the Match

Quinton de Kock

SL 244/8

Top Batsmen

Angelo Mathews

79 (111)

6x4s
0x6s
71.17SR

Niroshan Dickwella

69 (78)

10x4s
0x6s
88.46SR

Top Bowlers

Andile Phehlukwayo

ECON 5

OVERS

45/3

R/W

Lungi Ngidi

ECON 6.25

OVERS

50/3

R/W

SA 246/6

Top Batsmen

Quinton de Kock

87 (78)

13x4s
1x6s
111.53SR

Faf du Plessis

49 (41)

3x4s
2x6s
119.51SR

Top Bowlers

Akila Dananjaya

ECON 6

OVERS

60/3

R/W

Thisara Perera

ECON 4.85

OVERS

34/1

R/W

Done and dusted with this game. Sri Lanka suffered their 9th consecutive loss at home and need a big turnaround in the next match if they want to stay alive in this series. The third ODI is on Sunday in Pallekele and we look forward to your company at 0945 local (0415 GMT). Until then, it's goodbye and cheers!

South Africa skipper Faf du Plessis says that they are renowned for fighting back. Admits that Test series was disappointing. Adds that today it was tricky as well but they adapted well. Considers the pitch to be a decent one but towards the end it got a bit tired. Is pleased that they are chasing well at the moment and putting the pressure on the Sri Lankan spinners. Terms their bowling performance as exceptional and praises his bowlers for pulling it back whenever Sri Lanka tried to sniff a comeback. Praises his team for executing the plans superbly. On him getting out in the 40s with great consistency on this tour, du Plessis replies that he is not thinking much about it and is just trying to stay positive.

Sri Lanka skipper, Angelo Mathews says that they gave away too many wickets upfront and never got going. Also adds they didn't hold on to the catches which cost them. Further says that their bowlers were bowling in good areas but the fielding let them down. On Niroshan Dickwella's injury, Angelo informs that he has gone for a scan and hopes that he will be okay. Mentions that there are a lot of positives and they still can stay alive in the series if they win the next game. On his own batting form, Mathews admits that he couldn't really get away with the shots as the wickets kept falling but is pleased with his batting. On his fitness, he replies that he is doing fine.

Man of the Match, Quinton de Kock says that he is not too sure what has changed but good work is finally paying off. Reckons that it's not spinning as much as it was during the Test matches. Adds that the last two months have been difficult and it's always challenging anywhere in the subcontinent. On the pitch, he feels that the surface stayed the same throughout and maybe spun a little more in the second half but was a good one for batting overall.

The old cliche - Catches win matches! Sri Lanka dropped quite a few and their ground fielding was also mediocre. That didn't allow their bowlers to build any kind of pressure and eventually it cost them dearly. They dropped de Kock when he was on 18 and 24, and the South African wicket-keeper made them pay. The bowling of Akila Dananjaya was the only positive that the hosts can take from this game as apart from him, the rest struggled. Also, the way the South African batsmen have decoded the spin mystery is really commendable.

Chasing a target of 245 could have been a tricky task for the visiting team but their openers provided a steady start and laid a strong platform. Quinton de Kock, in particular, looked in blazing form and dominated Sri Lanka's spinners. He never allowed the pressure to build by finding the fence at regular intervals. As a result, in spite of a few wickets going down, South Africa were never rattled. Faf du Plessis and JP Duminy's knocks threw Sri Lanka's chances out of the window. Towards the end, the two all-rounders, Mulder and Phehlukwayo finished the formalities with utmost ease.

Tables have turned in the shorter format. Another comprehensive win for the Proteas as they go 2-0 up in the 5-match ODI series. First up, their bowlers did a commendable job in restricting Sri Lanka to a below par total. Niroshan Dickwella played a knock of substance but the rest didn't contribute much. Angelo Mathews' innings was on the slower side and that failed to give Sri Lanka the much-needed kick in the death overs. Credit to the Protean bowlers also for bowling superbly with both the new and old balls.

42.5

Kasun Rajitha To Willem Mulder

FOUR! That will do. SOUTH AFRICA WIN BY 4 WICKETS! A good length ball outside off, Mulder gives a little bit of charge and whacks it through cover-point for a boundary. Job done and the batsmen shake hands. This is now South Africa's 10th consecutive ODI win against Sri Lanka. Domination.

42.4

Kasun Rajitha To Willem Mulder

Excellent delivery. Extra bounce from a good length outside off, Mulder tries playing through the line but is beaten.

42.3

Kasun Rajitha To Andile Phehlukwayo

Hurries the batsman with a well-directed short ball, Andile mistimes his pull shot over square leg for a single. 3 more needed.

42.2

Kasun Rajitha To Andile Phehlukwayo

Stifled appeal from the bowler. He angles across a length ball outside off, Phehlukwayo swings and misses. Nothing from the keeper and the umpire.

42.1

Kasun Rajitha To Willem Mulder

Shortish and sliding down the leg side, Mulder eases it off his hips to fine leg for one.

Kasun Rajitha is back on.

Over 42 : 240/6

1 Runs

A. Phehlukwayo

6 (17)

W. Mulder

14 (28)

S. Jayasuriya

3-0-16-0

41.6

Shehan Jayasuriya To Andile Phehlukwayo

Pushed to the cover region by the batsman. No run to end the over. 2 runs in the last two overs, South Africa are in no hurry.

41.5

Shehan Jayasuriya To Andile Phehlukwayo

Another delivery spinning away to beat the bat of Andile Phehlukwayo.

41.4

Shehan Jayasuriya To Andile Phehlukwayo

Flatter and on off, Andile plays the reverse sweep but finds short third man.

41.3

Shehan Jayasuriya To Andile Phehlukwayo

Play and a miss! Turning away from the batsman around off, Phehlukwayo goes for a big shot but is beaten. The keeper takes the bails off immediately, appeals but nothing doing.

41.2

Shehan Jayasuriya To Willem Mulder

Goes on the back foot and punches it down to long on for a run.

41.1

Shehan Jayasuriya To Willem Mulder

Gets behind the line of the delivery and blocks it safely.

Shehan Jayasuriya is back on.

Over 41 : 239/6

1 Runs

A. Phehlukwayo

6 (13)

W. Mulder

13 (26)

T. Perera

7-0-34-1

40.6