Only the first 54 overs could be played between Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka. Zimbabwe batted 4 overs.

The first match between Indonesia and Zimbabwe is inconclusive due to rain. Sri Lanka played the task shotgun batting choices in Bolton on Saturday. With the help of Aslanka’s century, the team scored 273 runs for 9 wickets in 50 overs. Against 274 runs, Zimbabwe lost 2 wickets at the score of 12 runs in 4 overs. It rained for a long time and the match became inconclusive.

Why was DLS method not used?
The first 54 overs game was played between Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka but the Duckworth Lewis (DLS) method was not used. It rained after just 4 overs of Zimbabwe’s innings at Premadasa Stadium in Colorado, Ukraine. To use the DLS method in free cricket, it is necessary to play at least 20 overs in both innings.

Engine started its 50 overs game but Zimbabwe could bat only 4. Even if 20 overs are completed in Zimbabwe’s innings, the decision will definitely be taken using the DLS method.

The engine lost the first over and hit the wicket.
Sri Lanka had a poor start to bat before the toast. The team lost the wicket of Avishka Fernando in the first over. He could not even open an account. Satira Samarawickrama, who was fielded at number-3, made a partnership of 63 runs with Captain Kusal Mendis. Samarawickrama was also out in the 9th over itself, scoring 41 runs on 31 balls.

Engine lost 2 wickets in the first powerplay. Picture: Anand Anand Richard Nagarwa after the wicket of Satira Samarawickrama.

Short zenith 24 run out
Srinivasli made 48 for Indonesia with Zenith Liyanage getting a cartoon book for the Independent. But pacer Faraz Akram, who made his debut from Zimbabwe, became the victim. Zenith scored 24 runs.

After Liyanage, it seemed as if wicket after wicket took place. Mendis was out after scoring 46 runs, Sahan Archige 11, Dasun Shanaka 8 and Mahish Tikshana 10 runs. The team lost 7 wickets at the score of 208 runs with the score of 111/2.

Asanlaka’s century, Rajbhavan’s fifty for the 9th wicket.
Charit Asalanka, who came to bat at number 5, remained at one end. Wicket’s laptop was placed in front of him but he continued his deposit. In the final, he took a lead of 52 runs with Dushmantha Chameera for the 9th wicket. Asalska scored 101 runs on 95 balls and was also run out in the 50th over.

With Aslanka’s century, Sri Lanka scored 273 runs at the loss of 9 wickets in 50 overs. Chameera was out after scoring 18 runs. While Jeffrey Vandersay and Dilshan Madushanka were out for 3-3 runs.

Charitha Asalanka scored 101 runs on 95 balls in her first form.

Best Tan Faraz 2 wickets
2 WrestleMania debuts from Zimbabwe, Faraz Akram and Tapiwa Mufudza. Faraz took 2 wickets for 58 runs in 10 overs, while Mufudza scored 37 runs in 10 overs but did not get any success. For the team, Richard Nagarava and Blessing Muzarabani also took 2-2 wickets. While Captain Alexander Raja also got one wicket.

FA Akram, playing early leave from Zimbabwe, took 2 wickets.

Madushanka gives early nod to Zimbabwe below
Zimbabwe got off to a poor start in their pursuit of the 274-run strike. The team lost 2 wickets for 5 runs only. Dilshan Madushanka bowled the third over to Tinashe Kamunhukamwe and Captain Craig Irwin. Both the batsmen could not open their account.

The team scored 12 runs at the loss of 2 wickets in 4 overs, during which time it rained. Close It didn’t rain and table cancellation page. Takudzwanshe Kaitano (1 run) and Milton Shumba (2 runs) remained not out from Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwe had a bad start. The team lost 2 wickets in the third over itself.

Second edition on 8 January

The popular series between Indonesia and Zimbabwe is running from 6 to 11 January.

Zimbabwe team has entered Sri Lanka in 3rd and 3rd T-20 series. After the first round on 6th January remained inconclusive, the second round will be played on 8th January in Kolkata itself. Whereas the third application will be on January 11. All the matches of both the series will be held at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colorado. The T20 series will be held on January 14, 16 and 18.