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Tanveer Islam took 5 wickets from Bangladesh.
Bangladesh defeated Sri Lanka by 16 runs in the second ODI played in Columbon. In the match, Bangladesh team batted first and scored 248 runs in 45.5 overs. In response, the host Sri Lankan team was reduced to 232 runs in 48.5 overs.
With this victory, the Bangladesh team made a strong comeback and made the series equal to 1-1. In such a situation, the last match of the three -match series has now become decisive.
The third ODI will be played in Pallekele on Tuesday. Tanveer Islam took 5 wickets from Bangladesh, while Parvez Hussain Emone scored 67 runs.
Bangladesh’s poor start The Bangladeshi team’s debut in batting was nothing special. The team lost its first wicket at a score of just 10 runs. Bangladesh fell as Tanjid Hasan. However, after this, Emin and Najmul Hussain Shanto shared a 63 -run partnership for the second wicket. The calm scored 14 runs. At the same time, Emone scored 67 runs in 69 balls.
Parvez Hussain Emone scored 67 runs in 69 balls.
Tauheed Heart also scored 51 runs Apart from AMone, Tauheed Hriday also played an important role in bringing Bangladesh score to 200. Hriday scored 51 runs in 69 balls, including two fours.
Apart from this, Tazim Hasan Saqib contributed 33 runs from Bangladesh, while Zakar Ali scored 24 and Shamim Hussain scored 22 runs. In bowling, Fernando took 4 wickets for 35 runs for Sri Lanka and Hasranga got 3 wickets. Sri Lanka’s first wicket fell for 6 runs Chasing 249 runs, Sri Lanka’s first wicket fell at 6. Opener Pathum Nisanka once again failed and Tajin Hasan Saqib was out. Nisanka was in excellent form with two centuries in the Test series, but he was dismissed for zero in the first ODI. However, Kusal Mendis and Nishan Madushaka shared a 69 -run partnership for the second wicket. During this time, Mendis completed his 34th ODI half -century in just 20 balls, which is the fastest on this ground.
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