Sri Lanka under 19 recorded 112 runs win ( D/L method) over Bangladesh

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In a rain-affected encounter, the Bangladesh Under-19 team suffered a 112-run defeat against Sri Lankan (DLS method) in their first warm-up match ahead of the ICC Under-19 World Cup at Pretoria.

After rain interrupted play, Bangladesh were set a revised target of 232 runs in 36.2 overs..

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Bangladesh U-19 faces setback in rain-affected warm-up match against SLOnline Desk
Published : 2:16 pm, January 15, 2024
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In a rain-affected encounter, the Bangladesh Under-19 team suffered a 112-run defeat against Sri Lankan (DLS method) in their first warm-up match ahead of the ICC Under-19 World Cup at Pretoria.

After rain interrupted play, Bangladesh were set a revised target of 232 runs in 36.2 overs.

The Young Tigers were faced a formidable challenge and managed only 119-9 in their stipulated overs.

The batting struggle was evident as only Jishan Alam managed to top-score with 26, while none of the other batters could make a significant contribution.

Medium pacer Vishen Halambage played a pivotal role for Sri Lanka, claiming three crucial wickets.

In the first innings, Sri Lanka posted a total of 238-9 in 49 overs, led by Pulindu Perera’s impressive half-century.

Leg-spinner Wasi Siddquee emerged as Bangladesh’s best performer with the ball, securing a couple of important scalps.

Sri Lanka under 19 team led by Sineth Jayawardena is expected to play their second warm up game against India

Sri Lanka under 19: 238 for 9 wickets in 49 overs (Pulindu Perera 50, Vishen Halambage 30, Ravishan de Silva 28, Sharujan Shanmuganathan 18, Dinura Kalupahana 34, Malsha Tharupathi 18, Vihas Thewmika 15 ,Wasi Siddiiquee 2/26)

Bangladesh under 19 (target 232 from.36.2 overs) 119 for 9 wickets in 36.2 overs (Jishan Alam 26, Mohammed Shihab 12, Adil Bin Siddik 15, Ashique Rahman Shibil 11, Vishen Halambage 3/28, Pulindu Perera 2/5). (D.R)

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