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India vs Sri Lanka: Mohammed Siraj’s ‘Siu’ Lights Up Asia Cup Final As He Scripts Several Records

admin — Mon, 18 Sep 2023 05:45:06 +0000

Mohammed Siraj returned figures of 6 for 21 against Sri Lanka in the final of Asia Cup 2023.© AFP

Mohammed Siraj was breathing fire under overcast conditions in Colombo, as he mercilessly ripped apart Sri Lanka’s top order in the ongoing Asia Cup 2023 final at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo on Sunday. Courtesy of Siraj’s dream opening spell, India ripped apart Sri Lanka for 50 in the Asia Cup 2023 final. Over the years, there have been some outstanding fast bowlers in Indian cricket, and the team’s performance in the limited-overs format has been greatly influenced by their abilities. Several records were broken in the last 90 minutes as Siraj finished with 6 wickets to his name. Four of those wickets came in one over, and that’s where he sealed the fate of the match.

Siraj, a rising star who gave an incredible performance against Sri Lanka in the 2023 Asia Cup Finals, is at the top of this elite ranking. India star pacer pulled football legend Cristiano Ronaldo’s trademark ‘Siuuu’ celebration after bagging his five-wicket haul in the final.

After bowling a maiden over, Siraj struck four times in the single over to leave Sri Lanka wobbling at 12/5 after the end of the 4th over.

He had Pathum Nissanka caught at point off the very first ball of the over. He followed it up with the wickets of Sadeera Samarawickrama and Charith Asalanka off the third and fourth balls of the over respectively. Samarawickrama was trapped lbw, while Asalanka was caught in the covers.

Off the final delivery, he had Dhananjaya de Silva caught behind. He followed up this magical over with another wicket. He cleaned up Shanaka in his very next over. Within 16 balls ‘Miyan Magic’ completed his fifer.

With this, he completed a five-for off merely 16 balls. This equals the world record for the quickest five-for (ever since ball-by-ball data became available). He shares this with Sri Lanka’s Chaminda Vaas, who had picked five wickets against Bangladesh off merely 16 balls in the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2003.

Siraj became the second bowler in the Asia Cup 50-over format to take a 6-wicket haul after Sri Lanka’s Ajantha Mendis bagged the figure of 6/13 against India in 2008.

Indian speedster Siraj tore apart Sri Lanka’s batting line-up with a dream spell to end the first innings in 15.2 overs in the Asia Cup 2023 final at the R Premadasa Stadium on Sunday.

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Asia Cup 2023: List Of Records That Tumbled As India Decimate Sri Lanka To Win Eighth Title

admin — Sun, 17 Sep 2023 14:54:35 +0000

Records tumbled as India prevailed over hosts Sri Lanka by 10 wickets in the final of the Asia Cup to lift the title after a gap of five years. Batting first, Sri Lanka were shot out for a paltry 50, thanks to pacer Mohammed Siraj’s magical six-wicket haul. In reply, India got the job done easily in 6.1 overs. Here is a look at the records that were scripted during the match.

– Sri Lanka registered its lowest ODI score against India after the fall of its fifth wicket (12 for 5).

– At 12 for 6, Lanka recorded the lowest ODI score at the fall of the sixth wicket by an ICC full-member nation.

– Siraj scalped his 50th ODI wicket in this game, which arrived in 1,002 deliveries, the second fastest by any bowler in the format. The record is held by Ajantha Mendis (847 balls).

– India grabbed six wickets in the opening ten overs of the contest, which is the most for the side in the format till date.

– Siraj is only the second bowler after Mendis to grasp a six-for in an Asia Cup ODI.

– Lanka’s total score of 50 in this fixture is the lowest versus India in the format. Also, it is the lowest in any ODI final to date.

– Siraj’s figures of 6 for 21 is the best by any bowler against Lanka in ODIs.

– It was only the second time in the competition’s ODI history that the pacers held all ten wickets in a clash. The other instance also happened in this edition when Pakistan seamers achieved the feat against India in a washed out group match.

– Sri Lanka has became the full-member Asian side to be dismissed in the fewest overs of an ODI (15.2).

– Siraj’s figures are also the best by any Indian pacer in an ODI final, besides being the second best after Anil Kumble’s 6 for 12 in the 1993 Hero Cup Final.

– Siraj also became the first Indian to get four wickets in an over in international cricket.

– Siraj took just 16 balls to seize his fifth wicket of the encounter, the least by any bowler in an ODI.

– Siraj is only the second man after Ashish Nehra to clutch a six-for in an ODI versus Lanka.

– India has become the only team to win an ODI final by ten wickets on two occasions, with the other being against Zimbabwe in Sharjah in 1998 (197 for 0).

– It is also the biggest ODI win for the Indians in terms of balls to spare (263), besides also being the biggest in an ODI final.

– It is the briefest ODI involving India, with only 129 deliveries being bowled.

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India vs Sri Lanka Live Score, Asia Cup 2023 Final: India Face Sri Lanka, Aim For 8th Title

admin — Sun, 17 Sep 2023 06:02:36 +0000

Asia Cup 2023 Final India vs Sri Lanka Live Updates: India aim for the title© AFP

India vs Sri Lanka, Asia Cup 2023 Final, Live Updates:All the focus will be on weather during the Asia Cup 2023 final between India and Sri Lanka as heavy rain is likely to interrupt the match proceedings. A reserve day has been kept in store and the will be continued on Monday if rain plays a spoilsport on Sunday. Both have 13 Asian titles between them and Sri Lanka have a history of sneaking into the tournament’s final — to the consternation of fans keen for any showdown between arch-rivals India and Pakistan. (Live Scorecard)

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September17202312:00 (IST)

IND vs SL Live: All eyes on weather

While the stage is set for a grand finale, a lot of focus will be on the weather, as rain has already played a huge part in the ongoing Asia Cup. India’s group stage game against Pakistan was washed out due to rain, while the Super 4 clash between the two teams was played across two days after the Asian Cricket Council had announced a reserve day for the game. Read our weather update.

September17202311:57 (IST)

Asia Cup 2023 Final Live: Match streaming

Here’s how you can watch the live streaming and live telecast of the Asia Cup 2023 final match between India and Sri Lanka. Read here.

September17202311:47 (IST)

IND vs SL Live: India eye 8th title

Both have 13 Asian titles between them and Sri Lanka have a history of sneaking into the tournament’s final. India have won seven titles while Sri Lanka have bagged six. It will be interesting clash as both the teams will be putting their best foot forward, in order to add another title to their tally.

September17202311:45 (IST)

IND vs SL Live: Hello

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the Asia Cup 2023 final match between India and Sri Lanka, straight from R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo. Stay tuned for all the live updates.

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India vs Sri Lanka, Asia Cup Final Live Streaming: Where To Follow Live Telecast

admin — Sun, 17 Sep 2023 05:39:21 +0000

India vs Sri Lanka, Asia Cup Final Live Streaming: Where To Follow Live Telecast.© AFP

The India cricket team will take on Sri Lanka in Sunday’s Asia Cup final, a crucial momentum-builder heading into next month’s ODI World Cup. Both have 13 Asian titles between them and Sri Lanka have a history of sneaking into the tournament’s final — to the consternation of fans keen for any showdown between arch-rivals India and Pakistan. Sri Lanka, who won the previous edition of the Asia Cup played in the T20 format, came in as underdogs and snuck into the final after beating Pakistan by two wickets. India and Sri Lanka met during the Super 4 stage, where the Rohit-led side won the match by 41 runs.

Sri Lanka have lost to India in the Super Four stage only to beat them in the finals twice, in 2004 and 2008.

When will the India vs Sri Lanka, Asia Cup Final match be played?

The India vs Sri Lanka, Asia Cup Final match will be played on Sunday, September 17.

Where will the India vs Sri Lanka, Asia Cup Final match be played?

The India vs Sri Lanka, Asia Cup Final match will be played at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo.

What time will the India vs Sri Lanka, Asia Cup Final match start?

The India vs Sri Lanka, Asia Cup Final match will start at 3 PM IST (toss: 2:30 PM IST)

Where to follow the live telecast of the India vs Sri Lanka, Asia Cup Final match?

The India vs Sri Lanka, Asia Cup Final match will be telecasted on the Star Sports Network.

Where to follow the live streaming of the India vs Sri Lanka, Asia Cup Final match?

The India vs Sri Lanka, Asia Cup Final match will be streamed live on Disney+ Hotstar.

(All the details are as per the information provided by the broadcaster)

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India vs Sri Lanka, Asia Cup Final: Hourly Weather Update Of Colombo

admin — Sun, 17 Sep 2023 03:32:18 +0000

The Indian cricket team eyes a record-extending 8th title as it take on Sri Lanka in final of the Asia Cup at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo. India are the most successful side in the history of the Asia Cup with seven titles, while Sri Lanka can join them at the top with a win on Sunday. India were narrowly beaten in their final Super 4 match against Bangladesh, while Sri Lanka edged out Pakistan to set up a final date with Rohit Sharma and co. India rested their first-choice players for the game against Bangladesh, but is expected to line-up with the strongest possible XI.

While the stage is set for a grand finale, a lot of focus will be on the weather, as rain has already played a huge part in the ongoing Asia Cup. India’s group stage game against Pakistan was washed out due to rain, while the Super 4 clash between the two teams was played across two days after the Asian Cricket Council had announced a reserve day for the game.

Colombo Weather On Sunday:

At 2pm: Temperature – 28 degree Celsius, rain probability – 49 percent

At 3pm: Temperature – 29 degree Celsius, rain probability – 49 percent

At 4pm: Temperature – 29 degree Celsius, rain probability – 49 percent

At 5pm: Temperature – 29 degree Celsius, rain probability – 49 percent

At 6pm: Temperature – 27 degree Celsius, rain probability – 61 percent

At 7pm: Temperature – 27 degree Celsius, rain probability – 49 percent

At 8pm: Temperature – 27 degree Celsius, rain probability – 57 percent

At 9pm: Temperature – 28 degree Celsius, rain probability – 49 percent

At 10pm: Temperature – 27 degree Celsius, rain probability – 65 percent

At 11pm: Temperature – 27 degree Celsius, rain probability – 49 percent

India all-rounder Axar Patel has been ruled out of the final, with Washington Sundar replacing him as a cover in the squad.

On the other hand, Sri Lanka, who are in the final for the 11th time, will be without spinner Maheesh Theekshana, who has been ruled out of the match due to a third grade injury.

On two previous occasions, Sri Lanka have lost to India in the Super Four stage, only to beat them in the finals, in 2004 and 2008.

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India vs Sri Lanka, Asia Cup Final: Rain Threat Looms, Hourly Weather Update Of Colombo

admin — Sat, 16 Sep 2023 15:25:14 +0000

India take on Sri Lanka in Sunday’s Asia Cup final, a crucial momentum-builder heading into next month’s ODI World Cup. Both teams have 13 Asian titles between them, with India winning on seven occasions. India kicked off their campaign with a washed-out match in Pallekele against Pakistan, before beating Nepal to qualify for the Super 4 stage. India then defeated both Pakistan and Sri Lanka, before being stunned by Bangladesh on Friday, in the absence of rested stars like Virat Kohli, Jasprit Bumrah, among others.

Sri Lanka, who won the previous edition of the Asia Cup played in the T20 format, came in as underdogs defeated Pakistan in a do-or-die match on Thursday to set up a final date with India.

However, the focus will be on Colombo’s weather on Sunday. Several matches have been interrupted due to rain already, with one washout as well.

Colombo Weather On Sunday:

At 2pm: Temperature – 28 degree Celsius, rain probability – 49 percent

At 3pm: Temperature – 29 degree Celsius, rain probability – 49 percent

At 4pm: Temperature – 29 degree Celsius, rain probability – 49 percent

At 5pm: Temperature – 29 degree Celsius, rain probability – 49 percent

At 6pm: Temperature – 27 degree Celsius, rain probability – 61 percent

At 7pm: Temperature – 27 degree Celsius, rain probability – 49 percent

At 8pm: Temperature – 27 degree Celsius, rain probability – 57 percent

At 9pm: Temperature – 28 degree Celsius, rain probability – 49 percent

At 10pm: Temperature – 27 degree Celsius, rain probability – 65 percent

At 11pm: Temperature – 27 degree Celsius, rain probability – 49 percent

Sri Lanka, who are in the final for the 11th time, will be without spinner Maheesh Theekshana, who has been ruled out of the match due to a third grade injury.

On two previous occasions, Sri Lanka have lost to India in the Super Four stage, only to beat them in the finals, in 2004 and 2008.

They now have a chance to equal India’s record of seven titles.

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