Discover the exciting highlights of Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan Test match where Jayasuriya, Fernandos, and openers shine while Rahmat Shah impresses in a day filled with cricket action.
In a thrilling debut for Afghanistan in Test cricket against Sri Lanka, the match saw a spectacular performance from players like Jayasuriya, Fernandos, and opening batsmen. Despite Rahmat Shah's notable 91 runs, Afghanistan was bowled out for 198. The day was filled with intense action as Nijat Masood's delivery to Nishan Madushka and Rahmat Shah's impactful four against Vishwa Fernando added to the excitement.
Sri Lanka's captain, Dhananjaya de Silva, won the toss and chose to bowl, leading to a fierce battle on the pitch. The dynamic partnership between Karunaratne and Madushka on Day 1 left Sri Lanka trailing by 118 runs, setting the stage for a gripping continuation.
On Day 2, Dimuth Karunaratne's exceptional 77-run innings propelled Sri Lanka to 177-3 as Afghanistan's bowlers fought back, keeping the match intense and unpredictable. The contest showcased the essence of Test cricket with strategic play and individual brilliance on display.
Afghanistan were shot out for 198 on their first day of Test cricket in Sri Lanka despite Rahmat Shah's 91.
Nijat Masood to Nishan Madushka, 1 run, back of a length ball angling in from outside off, slapped away to deep backward point.
Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan Live Score: Rahmat Shah hit a Four on Vishwa Fernando bowling.Afghanistan at 5/1 after 1.2 overs.
Sri Lanka (SL) vs Afghanistan (AFG) Only Test, Day 1 Live Score and Updates: Sri Lanka captain Dhananjaya de Silva won the toss and opted to field in the ...
SL vs AFG, Only Test Day 1, Live Updates: Sri Lanka skipper Dhananjaya de Silva won the toss and opted to bowl against Afghanistan on Day 1 of the Only Test ...
The rapid partnership between Karunaratne (42) and Madushka (36) in the last 14 overs of the day left Sri Lanka trailing by 118 but the tourist wicketless.
The rapid partnership between Karunaratne (42) and Madushka (36) in the last 14 overs of the day left Sri Lanka trailing by 118 but the tourists wicketless.
Dimuth Karunaratne scored his 35th test half-century but Afghanistan's bowlers picked up three important wickets to keep Sri Lanka in check at 177-3 at ...