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Sri Lanka vs India

SL vs IND ODI 1st ODI, India tour of Sri Lanka, 2024 - Match Info

1st ODI

Colombo

230/8 (50.0)

230/10 (47.5)

India tied with Sri Lanka

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Player of the match

Dunith Wellalage - SL

Match Summary

Player of the Match

Dunith Wellalage

SL - Bowler

W-R

2-39

Economy

4.33

230/8 (50.0 overs)

Top Batter

Top Bowler

230/10 (47.5 overs)

Top Batter

Top Bowler

Detailed Commentary

All

Wickets

4s

6s

SL

IND

Right then, that will be it from this contest. We hope you enjoyed the coverage. Do join us on 17th January 2025 for Match 37 in the BBL 2024-25 as we head into the business end of the league stage. It’s the Sydney derby where the Sixers will host the Thunder at the Sydney Cricket Ground in Sydney. That game will start at 8.15 am GMT. But as you know, you can always join early for all the build-up. Until then, take care, and cheers!

Caleb Jewell IS THE PLAYER OF THE MATCH. Caleb says that the finish of the game was hard to see but he is lucky to leave things in the hands of the best finishers in the tournament, David and Wade. Mentions that he looked to take a few risks right at the top and luckily it worked well. Closes by saying Hobart is a brilliant place and the crowd supports them tremendously there so they're hoping to make it to the Final with the hosting rights.

Earlier in the game, the Brisbane Heat delivered an impressive batting display, scoring 201/6 in their innings. They started strong with Usman Khawaja making 23 runs off 9 balls but lost him early. Marnus Labuschagne anchored the innings with a superb 77 runs off 44 balls, supported by Matt Renshaw's 40. The Power Surge was pivotal, yielding 33 runs, and Tom Alsop contributed 39 off 27. Nathan Ellis was the pick of the bowlers for the Hobart Hurricanes, taking 3 wickets for 42 runs.

Spencer Johnson was the shining star for the Brisbane Heat with the ball, claiming 3 wickets while maintaining an impressive economy rate. Although the rest of the bowling unit failed to provide the desired level of support, Xavier Bartlett and Mitchell Swepson did manage to chip in with a wicket each. However, the Heat's fielding effort was a mixed bag, with some outstanding catches being negated by crucial drops. The most costly of these was the spill of Caleb Jewell, which ultimately proved to be the difference between victory and defeat as it allowed Jewell to make a significant impact on the game.

What a night of cricket at the Gabba! The Hobart Hurricanes have pulled an absolute heist! They showcased resilience by successfully chasing down a mammoth total! The innings got off to a solid start, anchored by an impressive 80-run opening partnership between Caleb Jewell and Mitchell Owen. Jewell’s aggressive batting laid a strong foundation, but the innings faced a setback with the dismissals of Owen and soon, followed by Wakim. Caleb Jewell's impressive performance continued, as he formed a key partnership with Nikhil Chaudhary after the early setbacks. Jewell scored a commendable 76 runs, but the departure of Chaudhary for a quick 39 followed by Jewell created tension in the chase. In the final overs, Wade and  Doran's calmness under pressure proved vital for the Hurricanes. With the game hanging in the balance, they exhibited composure, scoring crucial 11 runs off the last over to seal the victory.

The Hobart Hurricanes have surged to the top of the Big Bash League table with this victory on the final ball of the game, riding a remarkable 7-match winning streak! Meanwhile, the Brisbane Heat's playoff hopes remain uncertain, as they continue to sit outside the coveted final spot.

207/5 (20.0)

76 (49)

44 (20)

3/26 (4)

1/42 (4)

Over 20

6

1b

2

4

1

2

Matthew Wade*

15 (9)

Jake Doran

8 (4)

Xavier Bartlett

1/42 (4)

HUR

207/5

1 needed off the final ball.

11 needed off the final 6 balls and Xavier Bartlett will bowl the all-important over.

Over 19

2

W

0

2

4

1

Jake Doran*

2 (1)

Matthew Wade

6 (6)

Spencer Johnson

3/26 (4)

HUR

191/5

Jake Doran walks out next with 13 needed off 7.

player

OUT

T David

11 (10)

c M Swepson b S Johnson

Wkt

#5

4s/6s

2 / 0

SR

110

Over 18

4

1

0

1

1

2

Tim David*

5 (6)

Matthew Wade

5 (5)

Marnus Labuschagne

0/4 (0.1)

HUR

182/4

Matthew Kuhnemann might have dislocated the thumb of his bowling arm and he straightaway rushes out of the ground. Marnus Labuschagne will bowl the final delivery of this over.

Over 17

0

4b

0

1

W

2

Tim David*

0 (4)

Matthew Wade

1 (1)

Spencer Johnson

2/17 (3)

HUR

173/4

Matthew Wade comes out next to bat.

player

OUT

C Jewell

76 (49)

c N McSweeney b S Johnson

Wkt

#4

4s/6s

9 / 1

SR

155.10

Match Details

Date & Time:

2nd Aug 2024, 2:30 PM

Match Number:

1st ODI

Match Results:

India tied with Sri Lanka

Head to Head

Just the right stats to help you determine which team statistically has the upper hand

IND vs SL

*Last 3 years

9

No. of Matches

6

IND

2

SL

1

Tie

Last Overs

over 48

0

0

4

W

W

Runs 4

over 47

0

1

6

1

2

0

Runs 10

over 46

1

0

0

0

0

wd

1

Runs 3

over 45

0

1

W

0

1

1

Runs 3

over 44

1

0

1

1

1

1

Runs 5

Venue/Pitch Details

R.Premadasa Stadium, Colombo

Batting Friendly

1st Batting Friendly

Spin Friendly

234

1st Batting Average

292

Highest Score Chased

19

No. of Matches

Won by team

1st Batting

58%

2nd Batting

42%

Wicket Split

Pacer

41.64| 117W

Spin

58.36| 164W

Match Officals

Umpire:

Joel Wilson (WI), Raveendra Wimalasiri (SL)

Third Umpire:

Paul Reiffel (AUS)

Match Referee:

Ranjan Madugalle (SL)