SL vs Ban 2 Tests: Pratath Jaisuria spinned Sri Lanka to win the innings on Bangladesh in Colombo. Cricket news
Left-arm spinner Prabath Jaisuria claimed her 12th five-wicket race in Test cricket, which was sealing the two-match series 1–0 in the second Test to win Sri Lanka and win a 78-run win. The beginning of four days at an uncertain 115 for six and still trailing by 97 runs, Bangladesh needed some extraordinary to survive – but Sri Lanka did not waste any time to end any expectation of resistance.Jayasuria, who had become wickets in the first innings, hit Litton Das for 14 in the morning with the fifth ball of the morning as he reached behind the wicketkeeper Kusal Mendis. The dismissal of the final recognized batsman rapidly collapsed, as the visitors handed Sri Lanka to a major win before lunch.Comprehensive results not only secured the series, but also added an important World Testing Championship points to Tally, Sri Lanka.Meditation now turns into the limb of limited overs of the seizures, including three Odis and three T20I.The victory in Colombo marked a clearly marked a clearly contrary to the first test drawn into Galle, where Bangladesh captain Najmul Hussain Shantio hit the twin centuries. However, the visitors were unable to repeat the performance in the second match, in which no half -century was managed in the innings.After winning the toss on a humble surface, Bangladesh ended their initial profit by exiting 247 in their first innings. Sri Lanka replied with a total command of a total of 458, setting up a thick 211-rorn lead.Opener Patham Nisanka anchored the innings with a fluent 158-his second century of the series-while Dinesh Chandimal contributed a composed 93. His 194 -run stand laid the foundation of Sri Lanka’s dominance for the second wicket.
Although Bangladesh returned briefly with three quick wickets after taking the second new ball, Kusal Mendis stabilized the innings with a reversal 84, ensuring that the domestic side maintained full control.It was a well -known clinical performance of Sri Lanka, which beat Bangladesh in every department to win a magnificent range on the soil of the house.
