The series stands evenly poised 1-1 after Sri Lanka beat India by 4 wickets in the second T20I on Wednesday.
Something happened in the final stages of the match which left everyone quite perplexed.
Sri Lanka registered a win in second T20I with two balls to spare; levelling the series 1-1.
Some of the brightest medal prospects for India in the form of Mary Kom and PV Sindhu will also be in action where the duo will be looking to secure their quarter-finals berth in Tokyo.
Perhaps, Sanju Samson might have to come up the order for these two matches.
Despite the close contacts so far testing negative for Coronavirus, all of them will not play a part in the remaining two fixtures of the T20I series.
While PV Sindhu will be in action in Tokyo, India are set to play the rescheduled 2nd T20I in Colombo on Wednesday.
As it is known, rain can have a lot of impact on the result of the match and the mindset of the team even forcing captains to reconsider what they would do if they were to win the toss.
Suryakumar Yadav has been one of the most impressive performers of this tour and his phenomenal knock in the last game has made a statement that he is here to dominate across all formats.
The hosts started off the chase well and at one point, with Charith Asalanka at the crease, SL were cruising towards a win but wickets tumbled in the death overs and the hosts were eventually all-out for just 126 runs.
The series stands evenly poised 1-1 after Sri Lanka beat India by 4 wickets in the second T20I on Wednesday.
Something happened in the final stages of the match which left everyone quite perplexed.
Sri Lanka registered a win in second T20I with two balls to spare; levelling the series 1-1.
Some of the brightest medal prospects for India in the form of Mary Kom and PV Sindhu will also be in action where the duo will be looking to secure their quarter-finals berth in Tokyo.
Perhaps, Sanju Samson might have to come up the order for these two matches.
Despite the close contacts so far testing negative for Coronavirus, all of them will not play a part in the remaining two fixtures of the T20I series.
While PV Sindhu will be in action in Tokyo, India are set to play the rescheduled 2nd T20I in Colombo on Wednesday.
As it is known, rain can have a lot of impact on the result of the match and the mindset of the team even forcing captains to reconsider what they would do if they were to win the toss.
Suryakumar Yadav has been one of the most impressive performers of this tour and his phenomenal knock in the last game has made a statement that he is here to dominate across all formats.
The hosts started off the chase well and at one point, with Charith Asalanka at the crease, SL were cruising towards a win but wickets tumbled in the death overs and the hosts were eventually all-out for just 126 runs.