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Watch: David Warner's "High-class" Fielding vs Sri Lanka Stops Certain Boundary

David Warner produced a brilliant piece of fielding during Australia's T20 World Cup match against Sri Lanka

NDTV Sports Desk
Updated: October 25, 2022 06:50 pm IST

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Watch: David Warners "High-class" Fielding vs Sri Lanka Stops Certain Boundary

David Warner's produced a superb piece of fielding.© Instagram

After their loss to New Zealand in the opening game of the 2022 T20 World Cup, Australia faced an acid test against Sri Lanka on Tuesday. The hosts and defending champions came out all guns blazing as restricted Sri Lanka to a sub-160 total. Charith Asalanka's 38 not out off 25 balls took Sri Lanka to 157/6. Australia produced a disciplined bowling effort for the majority of the innings before Asalanka propped up the total on a quick pitch. The last four overs yielded 46 runs for Sri Lanka including a 20-run final over from Pat Cummins.

Apart from that Australia put up a brilliant bowling and fielding display. One such instance was David Warner's effort in the 11th over. On the fourth ball of the over by Marcus Stoinis, Dhananjaya de Silva drove the ball high up over long-off. Warner ran backwards from mid-off and dived full length to nearly take an impossible-looking catch. Though Warner could not hold on to the ball, he save a certain boundary.

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Talking about the match, the left-handed Asalanka launched into Cummins in the 20th over, hitting a sublime straight six besides a pull for a boundary. Chamika Karunaratne gave Asalanka good support with an unbeaten 14 off seven balls. Australia need to win this game following their loss to New Zealand.

Early on, the Sri Lankan innings could never get the momentum after Australia put them into bat. After Kusal Mendis fell cheaply, Pathum Nissanka (40 off 45 balls) and Dhananjaya de Silva (26 off 23) shared a steady 69-run stand off 58 balls before regular fall of wickets derailed the Sri Lankan innings.

De Silva fell to a brilliant running catch in the deep from David Warner, who was a livewire on the field, leaving Sri Lanka at 75 for two in the 12th over.

Nissanka attempted a suicidal single to throw away his wicket and it was followed by a flurry of wickets to leave the Asia Cup winners struggling at 120 for six.

All the Australian frontline pacers -- Josh Hazlewood, Cummins and Mitchell Starc -- picked up a wicket each. Cummins' final over effort spoilt his overall figures.

With PTI inPuts