Match 33 – Another Sri Lankan Collapse
Our Good, Bad and Wholesome Five Moments India 357 for 8 (Gill 92, Kohli 88, Shreyas 82, Madushanka 5-80) beat Sri Lanka 55 (Shami 5-18, Siraj 3-16) by 302 runs. Mohammed Siraj, Mohammed Shami, and Jasprit Bumrah spearheaded India’s relentless bowling attack, dismantling Sri Lanka’s batting lineup for just 55 runs. This victory marked India’s third time dismissing Sri Lanka …
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Match 30 – Afghanistan showcased remarkable calm in their chase
Our Good, Bad and Wholesome Four Moments First up, Afghanistan showcased remarkable calm in their chase, confidently chasing down a sub-par target of 242 with ice-cold composure. A trio of fifties from Rahmat Shah, Hashmatullah Shahidi, and Azmatullah Omarzai paved the way for Afghanistan’s victory, propelling them to fifth place on the points table with six crucial points. 4 Whiteboard! …
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Match 25 – Sri Lanka wins again!
Our Good, Bad and Wholesome Moments Australia 399 for 8 (Maxwell 106, Warner 104, Smith 71, Labuschagne 62, van Beek 4-74, de Leede 2-115) beat Netherlands 90 (Vikramjit 25, Zampa 4-8, Marsh 2-19) by 309 runs England’s World Cup defense clings to a sliver of hope after a disheartening display against Sri Lanka. The eight-wicket defeat, accomplished in just 59 …
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Match 19 – Sri Lanka surmount Engelbrecht’s determined resistance to notch their first win in the tournament.
Our Good, Bad and Wholesome Crazy Moments Sri Lanka 263 for 5 (Samarawickrama 91, Nissanka 54, Dutt 3-44) beat Netherlands 262 (Engelbrecht 70, van Beek 59, Madushanka 4-49, Rajitha 4-50) by five wickets Sadeera Samarawickrama’s unbeaten 91 emerged as the guiding force in a challenging chase, steering Sri Lanka to a well-fought victory against a resilient Dutch side and finally …
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Match 14 – Australia finally started their winning streak!
Our Good, Bad and Wholesome Ten Moments Australia 215 for 5 (Inglis 58, Marsh 52, Labuschagne 40, Maxwell 31*, Stoinis 20*, Madushanka 3-38) beat Sri Lanka 209 (Perera 78, Nissanka 61, Zampa 4-47, Cummins 2-32, Starc 2-43) by five wickets. In a remarkable turnaround, Australia resuscitated their World Cup campaign with a brilliant recovery after a stunning Sri Lankan batting …
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