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Bazid Khan: Pakistan's batting a significant set up issue
Dinesh Chandimal might be Sri Lanka's last trust in the
opening position without Kusal Perera
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At the point when Sri Lanka were rearward in Bangladesh, in
2014, they were by all accounts physically unequipped for losing. Kumar Sangakkara
invested such a great amount of energy at the wrinkle, the picture of his
posterior is most likely blazed into wicketkeeper Mushfiqur Rahim's retinas.
Lahiru Thirimanne was ravaging keeps running at the highest point of the
request. Nuwan Kulasekara's inswing,
and Lasith Malinga's Yorkers were crooning.
Definitely, even matches that Sri Lanka ought to have lost, were by one
means or another pivoted - frequently by crazy exhibitions, once in a while by
umpiring blunder.
2016 sees two altogether different groups planning for the
challenge. Over the previous year, Sri Lanka have now and again appeared to be
physically unequipped for winning; continually exchanging solid positions for
diving misfortunes. Bangladesh, in the meantime, have tackled an overwhelming
underdog aura, not at all like Sri Lanka's class of 1996. They are rising. They
have one of a kind gifts, as Mustafizur Rahman and Soumya Sarkar. What's more,
they are driven by talisman-warhorse
Mashrafe Mortaza.
Specific further veteran players in this Sri Lanka collection have known just Bangla-bashing in their
time. Yet, they will realize this time, their rump are in peril of feeling the
sting of the shoe, which may have exchanged feet.
The guests will at any rate be satisfied that Bangladesh's
ODI predominance at home hasn't yet exchanged to the most limited
configuration. They won't be satisfied that the hosts' triumph over qualifiers
UAE was more far reaching than their own.
Bangladesh's cricket has frequently been unfavorably
contrasted and Sri Lanka's, in the stupid battle to scorn their Full Member
status. On Sunday, we might get some thought with reference to whether
Bangladesh have made strides on Sri Lanka, at any rate in their own particular
nation, in the most limited configuration.
Structure
guide
(Last five finished
matches, latest first)
Bangladesh WLLLW
Sri Lanka WLLWL
Keep an eye out for
A player who made promising begins, then got himself out,
when Sri Lanka last visited, Mahmudullah has now developed into a match victor
for Bangladesh. In this configuration, his off twist likewise adds a little
adjust to the side. He touched base at No. 6 on Friday, and kneaded his group's
aggregate towards intensity, holding out until the last over to break into a
sprint. His unbeaten 36 and 2 for 5, encapsulated the sort of execution
Bangladesh have now generally expected from Mahmudullah.
As Kusal Perera is out and his substitutions are fizzling,
Dinesh Chandimal might be Sri Lanka's last trust in the opening position. He
frequently takes a little time to settle in, however has been known not the
infield, on his great days. With Tillakaratne Dilshan frequently playing the
calmer, longer innings too, Chandimal might well need to sharpen his talent for
hitting over the top amid the Power play. He made a decent begin in his new
part against UAE, yet will confront sterner knocking down some pins on Sunday.
Team's news
Bangladesh are unrealistic to roll out numerous improvements
since they are searching for security in their batting line-up. Their knocking
down some pins assault is likewise doing great, and might likewise stay
unaltered.
Bangladesh (plausible): 1
Soumya Sarkar, 2 Mohammad Mithun, 3 Mahmudullah, 4 Mushfiqur Rahim, 5 Mashrafe Mortaza
(Capt.), 6 Nurul Hassan (wk.), 7 Sabbir Rahman, 8 Shakib Al Hassan, 9 Al-Amin
Hossain, 10 Mustafizur Rahman, 11 Taskin Ahmed
Also, Sri Lanka are liable to trial their new-look top
request once more, and will most likely back their accomplished bowlers afresh.
In any case, there is some uncertainty over Lasith Malinga's knee which keeps
on alarming him in spite of the long break from worldwide cricket. Sri Lanka
will make an approach his accessibility on match day.
Sri Lanka (likely): 1
Dinesh Chandimal, 2 Tillakaratne Dilshan, 3 Chamara Kapugedara, 4 Dasun
Shanaka, 5 Angelo Mathews, 6 Milinda Siriwardana, , 7 Shehan Jayasuriya, 8
Nuwan Kulasekara, 9 Rangana Herath, 10 Dushmantha Chameera, 11 Lasith
Malinga/Thisara Perera
Pitch and conditions
Mirpur has seen low-scoring diversions so far in the
fundamental draw. The climate is relied upon to be useful for this match.
Details and trivia
Bangladesh have not beaten Sri Lanka in four T20s in this
way.
Lasith Malinga's economy rate of 6.43 against Bangladesh is
his best against any Full Member side.
Shakib Al Hassan needs 87 rushes to end up the main
Bangladesh batsman to score 1000 in T20 internationals.
Cites
"Our certainty was marginally shaken in the wake of
losing the primary diversion yet the win over UAE will positively offer us some
assistance with getting that back. Truth be told, it will help us that we beat
them convincingly, particularly in front of the following diversion against Sri
Lanka."
Bangladesh batsman Sabbir Rahman on the group's certainty on
the ball against Sri Lanka
"In this competition it's difficult to say which group
is the best. Be that as it may, we are continually hoping to expand our
qualities and our capacities."
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