World Cup NZ vs SL Live Score News Update

Sri Lanka vs New Zealand Live Cricket Score: New Zealand captain Ken Williamson won the toss and decided to bowl first and invited Sri Lanka to bat.

14 Over – Sri Lanka at 58/4

New Zealand is bowling with great discipline at the moment giving the Sri Lanka batsmen no gifts. The final delivery of Ferguson’s over is pulled away but Trent Boult pulls off another remarkable stop at mid-wicket.

11.5 Over – Slight contention about the height, but Dhananjaya de Silva has been given leg-before Big trouble for Sri Lanka at 53/4 #NZvSL #CWC19

Sri Lankan team lost 53 runs in 11.5 overs to lose four wickets. Dhananjay D Silva has returned to the pavilion by scoring 4 runs. Earlier, Lahiru Thirimanne scored 4 and skilled Perera scored 29 runs. At the same time, the pavilion returned without the skilled men’s opening the account.

The ICC Cricket World Cup between Sri Lanka and New Zealand is being played on Cardiff’s Sofia Gardens ground. Earlier, batting first, the Sri Lankan team lost 8 wickets in 2.4 overs and scored 8 runs. K. Perera (2 runs) and Dimuth Karunaratne (2 runs) are on the crease.

Earlier, New Zealand captain Ken Williamson won the toss and decided to bowl first and invited Sri Lanka to bat. New Zealand made Tom Blundle, Tim Southey, Henry Nicholas, and Ish Sodhi out for this match. Sri Lanka has not even given a chance to Geoffrey Venders, Milinda Shrivardhana, Nuwan Pradeep and Avishka Fernando.

The Kiwi team is considered to be very heavy in this match. New Zealand had defeated India in their first practice match. His bowling was excellent in this match, as well as the batsmen showed a lot. In the second match though the West Indies batsmen blew up the Kiwi team.

New Zealand’s bowlers did not stop the West Indies from crossing 400. The batsmen did well though. Especially Captain Ken Williamson and Tom Blundle. There is no power hitter like the West Indies in Sri Lanka’s team and this is a relief for New Zealand. If Sri Lankan batting is seen, then he does not see any strong batting order.

Team captain Dimut Karunaratne has been sent to England by the team captain four years later. When Karunaratne was given command of the team, he played his last ODI four years ago. After this, he wore the Sri Lankan ODI team jersey in Scotland in May.

Whether Karunaratne can handle the weight of batting with captaincy or not, it will be known only after the World Cup. The team has experienced batsman like Angelo Mathews in batting but he has been struggling with form due to injury due to inside and outside. In batting, Lahiru Thirimane, Kaushal Mendis, Avishka Fernando, Dhananjay D Silva are some other names. Ticking to the Kiwi team’s swing will be a challenge for all of them.

There is a name like Lasith Malinga in bowling, but with age, the bowler has lost his torso. Although he did well in the Indian Premier League (IPL) but he was T20 and this ODI. Compared to Sri Lanka, the Kiwi team is ahead of them in every field. The main axis of batting is Captain Williamson. To support him, Martin Guptill, Tom Latham, Connil Munro, Henry Nicholas, Ross Taylor They all want to play big innings.

Trent Bolt is the main weapon of the team in bowling. In England conditions, how dangerous they could be, they had told India only in practice match. Tim Southey, Colin de Grandhouse, Lucky Ferguson, Michele Santner and Ish Sodhi in the spin to accompany them.

Team:

New Zealand: Ken Williamson (captain), Martin Guptill, Ross Taylor, Colin de Grandhom, Matt Henry, Lucky Ferguson, Tom Latham, Conil Munro, Jimmy Neesham, Mitchell Santner, Trent Bolt.

Sri Lanka: Dimuth Karunaratne (captain), Lahiru Thirimane, Kushal Perera (wicketkeeper), Angelo Mathews, Dhananjay D Silva, Isuru Udana, Thesara Pereira, Jeevan Mendis, Kaushal Mendis, Lasith Malinga, Suranga Lakmal.

First ball 4️⃣
Second ball ☝

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