This Sri Lankan bowler had 10 runs on one ball, 11 balls bowled in the entire over, find out how

The final match of the 2022 Asian Cup is played between Pakistan and Sri Lanka. For this match, Pakistan won the toss and decided to throw first. While batting first, the Sri Lankan team scored 170 runs. For its part, the Sri Lankan team, which came out to defend the goal of 170 runs, had a poor start. Dilshan Madhushanka, who came to bowl Sri Lanka’s first over, had 10 runs on his first ball.

Fast bowler Dilshan Madhushanka, who came to throw the first over for Sri Lanka, did not start well and had 10 runs on the first ball. He threw his first ball without a ball. After this, he threw two consecutive balls wide. At the same time, he threw the third ball wide and went for four runs. After this Madhushanka threw another ball and the fourth in a row deflected. In this way, Pakistan got 10 runs on the first ball. At the same time, Madhushanka had to throw a total of 11 balls to finish her off.

The Sri Lankan team, which batted first in the Asian Cup final, did not get off to a good start. Kushal Mendis, who started for Sri Lanka in the match, was brought down by Naseem Shah in the first over. On the other hand, Sri Lanka got the second hit with the score of 23 runs from Pathum Nisanka, who was caught by Babar Azam on the ball from Haris Rauf. At the same time, Gunatilaka was also unable to do anything special in this match and became the second victim of Haris Rauf scoring only 1 run. At the same time, Sri Lanka’s captain Dasun Shanaka, who came out to bat behind him, could only score 2 runs and Shadab Khan pitched it.

Half of the Sri Lankan team had returned to the pavilion in 60 races. Sri Lanka’s innings were then handled by Bhanuka Rajapakse and Vanindu Hasaranga and the team’s score crossed 100. At the same time, after scoring 36 runs on 21 balls with the help of 1 sixes and 5 fours, Haris Rauf fired Hasranga . He became Rauf’s third victim. Rajapaksa batted brilliantly for Sri Lanka and played a brilliant half century of 71 runs in 45 balls aided by 6 fours and 3 sixes. Thanks to Rajapaksa’s brilliant batting, Sri Lanka set a target of 171 runs for Pakistan in the Asian Cup final.