WI vs SL Live Cricket Score

5.4 OUT! CAUGHT! Shamar Joseph strikes in his first over and Sri Lanka lose both openers inside the Powerplay. Joseph just hits a good length, bowling it in excess of 140 kph and serves it around the top of off. The length isn't quite short, but Pathum Nissanka has a wild hoick across the line and miscues it completely off the top edge. The ball goes high towards cover-point, where Roston Chase takes a safe catch. 51/2

1.3 OUT! CAUGHT AND BOWLED! Matthew Forde gets the Lankan captain and shows a bit of aggression here, which doesn't go down too well with Kusal Mendis. Forde takes a bit of pace off, serving it fuller on the pads. Mendis looks to work it leg side but the ball holds in the deck and Mendis ends up getting a leading edge. The ball lobs back up towards the bowler and Forde leaps to his right, pouching it with his right hand as well. Sri Lanka are 8/1. 8/1

9.3 OUT! LBW! Shai Hope starts celebrating even before the umpire's finger is raised, and this does seem dead straight. However, Kamil Mishara has taken the review. Coming to the delivery, Roston Chase just drifts this one in fuller into middle and leg. Mishara goes down for the big slog sweep and misses it completely, wearing it on the pads. There's a huge appeal and it is given out. The review is taken but Ball Tracking confirms three reds and Chase breaks a brewing stand between Mishara and Mendis. 72/4

5.5 OUT! LBW! That is dead straight and Shamar Joseph is turning this innings on its head. Full and fast, angled in towards the middle stump. Pavan Rathnayake looks to flick but the ball seams away sharply and he ends up playing all around it. The ball thuds Pavan on the back leg, right in front of middle stump and up goes the umpire's finger after a bit of an appeal. Joseph is now on a hat-trick as Sri Lanka slump to 51/3. 51/3

10.4 OUT! CAUGHT! Akeal Hosein has his revenge and that's his first wicket of the series as well. Hosein smartly pushes the ball well across the off stump, bowling it a touch full and flatter as well. Kamindu Mendis crouches down, reaches for it and swats it flat over mid on. Mendis doesn't get enough of a connection on it and Rovman Powell comes in from long on to take a simple catch. Sri Lanka are now 88/5. 88/5

14.1 OUT! BOWLED'EM! Jason Holder strikes immediately on his return and that is a smart piece of bowling. Holder comes around the wicket and jams in the yorker at the base of the leg stump. Dasun Shanaka walks across to the off side to clip it fine on the leg side but is undone completely and the ba smashes into leg stump. Huge wicket at this stage of the innings. 111/6

19.2 OUT! CAUGHT! That's a fine catch from Matthew Forde and finally, Shamar Joseph gets the better of Dunith Wellalage. Joseph bowls a heavy length, hammering it around the leg stump. Wellalage gets cramped for room but goes through with the big hoick leg side. Gets more height than distance and Forde comes charging in from the deep, puts in the slide andtakes it well. End of a fine, fine knock from Wellalage. 168/8

18.4 OUT! WANINDU IS RUN OUT! Wow, a rocket of a throw from Sherfane Rutherford and Wanindu Hasaranga is a goner. Matthew Forde stays around the wicket and spears a full one across the right-hander. Hasaranga hangs back and squeezes the ball away down to the left of deep backward point. The batters pick up one and then push hard for two. However, Rutherford is quick to get around and fires in a direct throw at the stumps at the keeper's end. Hasaranga dives in but not before the bails are dislodged. 160/7

20 OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! A high-five for Shamar Joseph and yet again, he delivers big time in the final over. A five-for for Joseph and Sri Lanka finish get bowled out for 169 runs. A straight yorker, at almost a searing 150 clicks. Maheesh Theekshana backs away to hit it through the off side but is beaten all ends up. The ball smashes into middle, making a mockery of the stumps. Joseph is ecstatic with that, and why shouldn't he be! 169/10

19.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Oh, that's another very good catch and for the second time in this game, Shamar Joseph will be on a hat-trick. Joseph bangs it in quick and short over off. Dushmantha Chameera backs away to scythe it over the off side but mistimes it badly over covers. Brandon King runs back over his head and pouches it brilliantly over his left shoulder. 168/9

6.2 OUT! TIMBER! For the second time in three matches, Wanindu Hasaranga cleans up Brandon King and Windies lose a wicket against the run of play here. Hasaranga bowls a fuller googly on off stump, King has a big swipe across the line but ends up getting beaten all ends up. The ball turns back into middle stump and King has to walk back. 52/2

0.3 OUT! TIMBER! What a massive wicket and the silence across the ground says it all. Dunith Wellalage keeps the length full and around off, floats it up and gets the ball to dart back in sharply off the deck. Shai Hope rocks back to a full ball and tries to cut but the ball slides on quickly and crashes into the stumps. Wellalage can do no wrong at the moment and he sends the Windies skipper packing for a golden duck. 1/1

8.2 OUT! CAUGHT! Straight to the man in the deep and that's a huge wicket in the context of this game as Shimron Hetmyer throws it away. Wanindu Hasaranga tosses the ball up slower and fuller around off. Hetmyer leans ahead and looks to smack it flat down the ground but ends up snatching it down to long off, where Dushmantha Chameera takes a simple catch. West Indies are now 53/4. 53/4

7.3 OUT! TIMBER! Another one bites the dust and again it is a batter getting bowled. Maheesh Theekshana smartly slows it up and lands it fuller on leg stump. Ackeem Auguste is drawn forward but he is beaten in flight and the ball turns away to smash into the off stump. 53/3

17 OUT! CAUGHT! Dushmantha Chameera finally gets a hold of his nerves and restores a bit of parity. Chameera bowls a leg cutter, just back oif a length and outside off. Rovman Powell throws his hands at it but ends up slicing it over the cover region. Wanindu Hasaranga runs back and takes a fine catch under pressure. Powell's blitz ends and West Indies now need 36 runs off 18 balls. 134/5