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Sylhet , March 23 - Bangladesh lost their final four wickets in the second session for 56 runs to be bundled out for 188 in 51.3 overs, conceding a 92-run first innings lead to Sri Lanka on the second day of the first Test at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium today.
Khaled Ahmed was the last batter to depart, nicking a ball to the keeper from Vishwa Fernando, after making 22 off 28, an innings that helped Bangladesh bring the deficit below the three-figure mark.
Khaled's wicket ended a disappointing batting performance from the Tigers, where night-watchman Taijul Islam was the standout performer with a fighting 47.
Sri Lanka pace trio of Fernando, Kasum Rajitha and Lahiru Kumara shared the 10 wickets, with Fernando leading the charge with 4 for 48 and Rajitha and Kumara taking three wickets each.
Earlier, Bangladesh had started the day's play on 32 for three. The hosts three wickets in the first session, all falling to Kumara, and lost the remaining four after the lunch interval, with Rajitha and Fernando picking up a couple of wickets each.
Unable SL Cricket Team Saturday, 23 March 2024 06:07 PM
How momentarily these news are? Now it looks like SL is going to lose the match.
Navi Saturday, 23 March 2024 06:12 PM
All the Seniors including Kusal mendis the pada show man failed again. Show them the door. Selection committee must bring in current performing players Janith Liyanage, Nawanidu, Minod Banuka, Pavan Ratnayake, Nipun Dhananjaya, Karunanayake to the Test and One dayers. Just baffaled why Janith Liyanage was sent back???
Man Sunday, 24 March 2024 06:39 AM
Performance of the current four-day tournament (National Super League) must be considered for the 3 tests in England as well as these 2 tests to select the best. Failed players must be ignored. The performance against Ireland is not that significant but a mirage.
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