Live Updates | Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka Live Score, Match 38, ODI World Cup 2023 - Real-Time Scorecard, News, Memes, & Injuries
Bangladesh and Sri Lanka will lock horns on November 6, at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, in Delhi.
282/7 (41.1 ov)
38th Match, Delhi
Bangladesh won by 3 wickets
279/10 (49.3 ov)
Bangladesh won by 3 wickets
Shakib Al Hasan explains on-field conversation with umpires
Angelo Mathews became the first player to be timed out in international cricket. After Sadeera Samarawickrama's dismissal, Mathews was on the pitch but called for a replacement as his helmet strap broke. Bangladesh's skipper, Shakib Al Hasan, appealed as Mathews was not yet prepared to face a delivery after two minutes, and Mathews was given out. The on-field umpires asked if Shakib was serious about his appeal, and the Bangladesh skipper was firm about his call.
Fiery encounter between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka ends without any handshakes
Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka is always a thrilling rivalry to watch. The same happened yet again when the two teams met in the ODI World Cup 2023 at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi.
For the very first time in international cricket, a batter (Anjelo Mathews) was timed out for taking more time before facing any ball. This enranged Sri Lanka and the game was even more on edge then on.
Bangladesh won the match but the end of the match did not heal any remove any annoyance that both teams had over each other. in the end, both teams walked off the pitch without shaking hands as is the norm in all cricket matches.
Winning skipper Shakib Al Hasan said:
"When I won toss, didn't have any hesitation to bowl. We've trained here and know there's a lot of dew. It was a very good partnership, and would've loved to finish it off. One of our fielders came to me and said if you appeal now he'll be out. Then I appealed and the umpires asked me if I'm serious or whether I am going to take it back. It's in the laws. I don't know if it's right or wrong. I was at war and I had to take a decision to make sure my team wins. Right or wrong, there will be debates but if it is in the rules I don't mind taking those chances. That (altercation with Mathews) helped, bit more fight, normally fight doesn't come but happy it did today," Shakib said.
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Losing skipper Kusal Mendis said:
"Charith played a brilliant knock. But we were 30-40 runs short. Happy that some good young players coming through, and happy we have shown some promise in this tournament. In the future we'll have a good team. We had injuries to main players, also did some mistakes. Had we played better cricket, we would've had a better chance. It's very disappointing - when Angelo came to the crease. There were 5 second left. Then he found out strap of the helmet came off. It's disappointing umpires couldn't step in and make correct decision," Mendis said.
POTM Shakib Al Hasan said:
"They are two important players (Mendis and Samarawickrama), lucky to get those two wickets., There wasn't much for the bowlers, we bowled really well upfront. Spinners kept it tight. Both the spinners bowled really well. Bowling wins us more matches, fast bowlers were bowling really well up to the World Cup. We couldn't live up to our expectations but we knew that we can fight back, we had that mentality. We kept on believing and we kept on coming back and today it paid off. The ground dimension helped as well, the shorter boundary, there was a lot of pace on the ball, so I just had to use the pace, luckily it came off and from there on I never looked back. (Best performance came a little late?) I'd agree with that, we could have been consistent, that's one disappointment," Shakib said.
Highest target chased vs Sri Lanka in WCs
345 by Pakistan, Hyderabad, 2023
280 by Bangladesh, Delhi, today*
275 by India, Wankhede, 2011
265 by India, Leeds, 2019
BANGLADESH WIN BY THREE WICKETS!
Bangladesh are over the line as they win by three wickets. Maheesh Theekshana in tears. Brilliant run-chase by the Tigers as skipper Shakib and Shanto led the way.
ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST!
Mehidy Hasan Miraz departs after scoring three runs. Bangladesh are 269/7. Theekshana picks up his second wicket!
11 runs come off the over!
40 overs gone, Bangladesh are 268/6
24 runs left..
Bangladesh are 256/6. 24 runs needed 11 overs.
MAHMUDULLAH DEPARTS
Maheesh Theeksana picks up the important wicket. Bangladesh are crumbling. Bangladesh are 255/6. They need 25 runs to win
MADUSHANKA STRIKES YET AGAIN!
COMETH THE HOUR, COMETH THE MAN. Mushfiqur Rahim departs after scoring 10 runs. Bangladesh are 249/5. Some late twist? Bangladesh need 31 runs to win.
End of the 37th over
Bangladesh are 247/4
Eight runs off the over
Bangladesh are 234/4 after 36 overs.
Eight off the over
Bangladesh are 224 for 4 after 35 overs, as Bangladesh need 56 more runs to win.
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Speaking of their game against Pakistan, Bangladesh decided to bat first after winning the toss. However, their decision backfired as they were limited to a below-par 204 runs as Pakistan's Shaheen Shah Afridi and Mohammad Wasim Jr. claimed three-wicket hauls. Mahmudullah top-scored for Bangladesh, scoring a crucial 56 off 70 deliveries.
Later, Mehidy Hasan Miraz picked up three wickets for sixty runs in his nine-over spell, though Bangladesh failed to defend their paltry total. Fakhar Zaman, who replaced Imam-ul-Haq during the game was vital for the Men in Green, as he hit a 74-ball 81-run knock and produced a significant partnership with his fellow opener, Abdullah Shafique, to hand his side a seven-wicket win. Shafique, on the other hand, hit 68 off 69 deliveries, including nine boundaries and two maximums.
Conversely, Sri Lanka have a slim chance of making it to the knockout stage. They have recently suffered two straight losses, one against Afghanistan and the other to India, respectively. The Kusal Mendis-led side are currently in seventh place with two wins from seven games.
The 1996 champions had a superb showing with the ball against India, even though they conceded a mammoth 357 runs. Notably, their batting performance was not up to par, as they were bundled out for 55 runs in 19.4 overs. Bangladesh will be looking to end their campaign on a positive note with a win in the next game while Sri Lanka will also be hoping to win in order to stay alive in the competition.
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