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On a Wankhede track that looked placid, India piled on a mammoth 357 for 8 in 50 overs.

Watch IND vs SL highlights: India crush Sri Lanka by 302 runs to enter semi-finals | Cricket World Cup

Shami-Siraj dominate an under-prepared Sri Lanka with fast bowling exhibition as India demolish the islanders by a record 302 runs to enter World Cup semifinals.

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On a Wankhede track that looked placid, India piled on a mammoth 357 for 8 in 50 overs.

Mohammed Shami and Mohammed Siraj intimidated and scarred an under-prepared Sri Lanka with a fast bowling exhibition for the ages as India demolished the islanders by a record 302 runs to enter the World Cup semifinals here on Thursday.
On a Wankhede track that looked placid, India piled on a mammoth 357 for 8 in 50 overs.
Sri Lanka crumbled under lights for a paltry 55 in 19.4 overs to ensure an eighth semi-final appearance for India at the global event. This was India's biggest victory by margin of runs in the 48-year history of the tournament.
With 14 points from seven games, Rohit Sharma's army will like to finish with an all-win record as they now face South Africa in Kolkata on November 5 and the Netherlands in Bengaluru on November 12.
Shami (5/18 in 5 overs) took his second five-wicket haul in this edition and with 45 scalps, became India's highest wicket-taker in World Cup history. Siraj (3/16 in 7 overs) was equally incisive and Jasprit Bumrah (1/8 in 5 overs) formidable as ever in a picture-perfect bowling performance.
As the Indian juggernaut rolls on, every performance seems like a dream played on a loop.
Exactly 45 days ago, Siraj had dismantled the Sri Lankans for 50 in the Asia Cup final and it seemed that the effect of that game has stayed in the minds of the Lankans, who became the second team after Bangladesh to get eliminated from the 10-team event.
It was fascinating to see how the same 22 yards looked so different when the two teams batted.
While Virat Kohli (88 off 94 balls) missed out on a world record-equalling 49th ODI hundred with the maestro Sachin Tendulkar himself in attendance, batting seemed like the easiest job on the planet.
Shubman Gill (92 off 92 balls) and Shreyas Iyer (82 off 56 balls) pulverised the opposition even as they missed out on personal landmarks.
But the capacity Wankhede crowd wouldn't have believed what came in next.
On that placid track, the ball started jagging around as Siraj and Shami didn't give any Lankan batters any respite during the 19 odd overs that they bowled.
If Siraj came wide off the crease and delivered unplayable in-cutters, Shami bowled from close to the stumps and got the ball to move away enough that either it kissed the outside edge of the bat or there was loud thwack of the stumps.
Hitting the right areas is an oft-repeated statement but doing it day in and day out and getting those wrists into the business with perfect seam position creating doubts in batters' minds, Shami has etched his name in the history books.
On Thursday, Shami and Siraj showed quality of pitch doesn't matter, quality of players do.
Kohli enjoyed a 189-run second wicket stand with his heir apparent Gill, who looked a million dollars during his run-a-ball 92.
After a mini-slump, it was Iyer, who feasted against a mediocre bowling attack on a placid track, to get some form back before the match against South Africa at Eden Gardens, which will be played on a spicier track.
Starting briskly with a flurry of sixes, Iyer's innings was instrumental in taking India past 350 after they lost both Gill and Kohli in quick succession. His innings featured six sixes and three fours.
Dilshan Madushanka (5/80 in 10 overs), who bowled a peach of a delivery to get skipper Rohit Sharma (4) first up, also denied all three Indian batters what would have been deserving hundreds.
He used the slower cutters and bouncers to good effect during his second and third spells.
Kohli and Gill weathered the storm adequately well to get through the initial overs and piled up a mountain of runs to put India on top.
In the sixth over, Dushmantha Chameera almost had Kohli's wicket but could not hold on to a return catch on his follow-through which saw the ball popping out.
Beginning with a risk-free approach, Kohli and Gill stitched India&rsquo;s highest-ever partnership in this World Cup for any wicket, putting on 189 runs from just 179 balls for the second wicket.
Kohli looked primed to equal the legendary Tendulkar's tally of most ODI centuries but met with a soft end, lobbing a straight catch to cover after a masterful 88 from 94 balls which included 11 fours.
The ball stopped on him as he was committed on the drive but it hit the upper part of the blade to balloon up.
Gill started slowly but produced a compelling knock that brought him close to his first century of the tournament.
His first runs came off the ninth ball that he faced, but there was no stopping the fluent batter once he pulled Madushanka with command for a four to mid-wicket and followed up with a fabulous backfoot punch on the next delivery.&nbsp;

The only undefeated team, India, have again reclaimed the top spot with their 7th straight win at the marquee tournament. 

IND vs SL: Hosts India book semis berth with record 302 win vs Sri Lanka in Cricket World Cup

<h2>The only undefeated team, India, have again reclaimed the top spot with their 7th straight win at the marquee tournament.&nbsp;</h2>

The 2023 ODI World Cup hosts India who are at the crest of the wave ran riot at Wankhede stadium as they not only destroyed Sri Lanka but the Men in Blue also became the first team to qualify for the semifinals with a thunderous 302-run win.&nbsp;
Sent in to bat first, the Indian batters did not need a ton-hitter to steal the show in the entertainment capital of India. After losing the in form Rohit Sharma early, Indian batters piled miseries on the Lankans. 3 batters - Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli and Shreyas Iyer, all missed their centuries by close margins, but their stunning scores of 92, 88 and 82 respectively took India to a formidable 357-run total. With a superb 5-wicket haul, &nbsp;Dilshan Madushanka was the only bowler who turned up for the grappling Kusal Mendis' men.
In reply, the Indian pacers choked Sri Lanka. Mohammed Shami who picked his 3rd 5 wicket haul in the World Cup ran through the Lankan line-up alongside Mohammed Siraj, who took 3 wickets. The duo wrapped up the Islanders' innings in 19.4 overs where they could somehow only manage an embarrassing 55. Kasun Rajitha who came when the Lankans were 8 down, turned out to be their top scorer with 14.&nbsp;
This was the 4th biggest victory in the history of ODIs as well. The only undefeated team, India, have again reclaimed the top spot with their 7th straight win at the marquee tournament.&nbsp;

Though the organisers have reserved a day for the final but unfortunately the weather report for the next day also does not good.

What happens if India vs Sri Lanka Asia Cup 2023 Final is washed out due to rain in Colombo? 

India are set to face the defending champions Sri Lanka on September 17 in the title clash but what happens if the game is washed out due to rain in Colombo? 


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Though the organisers have reserved a day for the final, unfortunately, the weather report for Monday also isn't too good.

Rain has marred almost all games in Colombo and dark clouds loom over the Asia Cup 2023 finale too. India are set to face the defending champions Sri Lanka on September 17 in the title clash but there is a high possibility that the day may see rain interruptions.&nbsp;
Though the organisers have reserved a day for the final, unfortunately, the weather report for the Monday also does not look good. In case the match is washed out on both days, who will be crowned as the winner?&nbsp;
As per the Asian Cricket Council rules to get the result of the final match, both the teams will have to play a minimum of 20-over per side of cricket, otherwise both the teams will share the Asia Cup trophy.&nbsp;

Like the India-Pakistan clash, this too looks like it will be interrupted by brief spells of rain. 

India vs Sri Lanka Asia Cup Colombo weather: R Premadasa Stadium rain update for Sep 12

Like the India-Pakistan clash, the match between India and Sri Lanka too looks like it will be interrupted by brief spells of rain. 

Like the India-Pakistan clash, this too looks like it will be interrupted by brief spells of rain.&nbsp;

After a resounding victory over archrivals Pakistan, India will look to continue the momentum in their second Super 4 clash versus Sri Lanka on September 12.&nbsp; Taking place in Colombo, the game is set to begin at 3 PM IST. Like the India-Pakistan clash, this too looks like it will be interrupted by brief spells of rain.&nbsp; According to AccuWeather, showers are predicted from 2 PM and likely to continue for the next hour approximately.&nbsp; This will jeopardise the toss as well as delay the start of play.&nbsp; Rest of the evening is expected to remain cloudy, as per the met department but there is a 51% chance of thunderstorms at 9 PM.&nbsp;

While Surya is the world's number one batter in T20 batter and enjoying a prolific run in the shortest format, Ishan came into the Sri Lanka series on the back of his ODI double hundred in Bangladesh.

Ishan Kishan and Suryakumar Yadav understand that they will have to wait: Vikram Rathour

The in-form Ishan Kishan and Suryakumar Yadav 'understand that they will have to wait for their chances' in the ODI format, India's batting coach Vikram Rathour said 

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While Surya is the world's number one batter in T20 batter and enjoying a prolific run in the shortest format, Ishan came into the Sri Lanka series on the back of his ODI double hundred in Bangladesh.

The in-form Ishan Kishan and Suryakumar Yadav "understand" that they will have to wait for their chances in the ODI format, India's batting coach Vikram Rathour said on Saturday.
Despite their exploits in T20Is in recent times, both the players were not considered for the first two ODIs against Sri Lanka in the ongoing three-match series, leaving the fans and few former players surprised.
"They are not forced (to sit out), I mean, the others are doing good as well. As players they do understand that, and they need to wait for their opportunity, and they are preparing for that, they train hard and whenever that opportunity comes, they do well and hold on to their places," Rathour said.
While Surya is the world's number one batter in T20 batter and enjoying a prolific run in the shortest format, Ishan came into the Sri Lanka series on the back of his ODI double hundred in Bangladesh.
Asked if Ishan can be asked to bat in the middle order, Rathour said, "At the moment, he has been picked as an opener but as a batting unit we are flexible and if there is a need to try somebody like Ishan in the middle order, we might have to. At the moment though, he is being looked at as an opener." When the discussion turned to Surya, the batting coach said, "He has great potential, he has been in great form, it is great to have him in the reserve, and hopefully, when the time comes, he will take that opportunity and do well for the team. It is great to have such a versatile player in the team." Regarding the ODI World Cup scheduled later in the year, Rathour said "20 games are enough" to zero in on the core group of players for the showpiece.
"I think, 20 games are enough, if we can shortlist the players, that the core we are focusing on. As team management we do understand which are the players we are looking to focus on. If we have clarity then I think 20 games are enough to work on those certain areas.
"We have always been a good 50 over format team, just some areas to fine-tune and 20 games are enough to do that." When asked about the lower batting order, Rathour said, 'they need to bat more in the nets, that is the thing we strive for, we make them bat more, the more they bat the better they become. We encourage them to keep batting at the nets even when they go and play for their states and IPL'
"That is what has been told to them. We want them to get better and if we can get more runs from the lower order, it will be great. That's an area we are looking to get better.
"Axar Patel has been batting well actually, he has always been a good player, we always believe he has a lot of potential in his batting as well and that is what he is showing lately.
"As a team, it gives us lots of options as far as playing all-rounders is concerned. We have three guys who can bat well, I am sure (Ravindra) Jadeja will be back soon, then we have Axar and Washington Sundar who can bat. It is great to have those options." Coming back to the current rubber, he said the team requires improvements in certain areas.
"We have already won the series but there are few areas where we want to get better, we are looking to improve. This being a World Cup year, there are still areas we are working on and this is one more opportunity to do that against a decent team."

Kohli who went on to smash a terrific 113 off 87 got 2 reprieves, one when he was at 52 and another at 81, thanked his stars for they were in his favour on Tuesday evening.  

IND vs SL 1st ODI: 'Need to thank God on such evenings', Virat Kohli after 45th ODI century

India's rejuvenated run machine Virat Kohli who scored his 45th ODI century against Sri Lanka in the 1st ODI made the most of the 2 lifelines that he got during the game. 

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Kohli who went on to smash a terrific 113 off 87 got 2 reprieves, one when he was at 52 and another at 81, thanked his stars for they were in his favour on Tuesday evening.&nbsp;&nbsp;

India's rejuvenated run machine Virat Kohli who scored his 45th ODI century against Sri Lanka in the 1st ODI made the most of the 2 lifelines that he got during the game.&nbsp; Kohli who went on to smash a terrific 113 off 87 got 2 reprieves, one when he was at 52 and another at 81, thanked his stars, for they were in his favour on Tuesday evening.&nbsp;&nbsp; During the innings break presentation, the ex-Indian skipper who now has 73 centuries to his name, said, 'Luck plays a big part, you need to thank God on such evenings'. While he was glad that he stood in good stead, he was mostly delighted for keeping his strike rate in check throughout. 'I was happy I was able to maintain the tempo and we finished with 370', he added. India lead the 3-match ODI series 1-0 after the brilliant 67-run win in their first ODI against Sri Lanka.&nbsp;

CAB's joint secretary Debabrata Das informed that a laser show has been arranged during the innings break to show footage of his artistry on giant screens. 

IND vs SL 2nd ODI: Cricket Association of Bengal to pay tribute to Pele 

The Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) will pay a tribute to legendary footballer Pele during the second ODI between India and Sri Lanka at the Eden Gardens on Thursday.

CAB's joint secretary Debabrata Das informed that a laser show has been arranged during the innings break to show footage of his artistry on giant screens.&nbsp;

The Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) will pay a tribute to legendary footballer Pele during the second ODI between India and Sri Lanka at the Eden Gardens on Thursday.
CAB's joint secretary Debabrata Das informed that a laser show has been arranged during the innings break of the game for the Brazilian star, who passed away on 29th December 2022.&nbsp;
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and surviving Mohun Bagan team members who played against the legendary football superstar when he came to Eden Gardens to play for New York Cosmos Club on September 24, 1977, have also been invited.&nbsp;
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Bumrah had previously eclipsed Jasprit Bumrah's record delivery of 153.36 kmph 

Umran Malik at it again! 'Jammu Express' becomes fastest Indian bowler in ODIs, T20Is, IPL

Umran Malik is now leading the Indian charts as the fastest bowler in ODIs, T20Is and the Indian Premier League as well.

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Bumrah had previously eclipsed Jasprit Bumrah's record delivery of 153.36 kmph&nbsp;

Famously known as the 'Jammu Express', Umran Malik is breaking records yet again, this time his own.&nbsp; The pace sensation who clocked 156kmph in the first ODI vs Sri Lanka in the 14th over became the fastest Indian bowler, bettering his own previous record of 155 kmph which he attained by eclipsing Bumrah's record delivery of 153.36 kmph.&nbsp; The 23-year-old is now the fastest bowler in ODI, T20Is and IPL. In ODIS, Umran's 156 kmph delivery is the fastest by an Indian and 155 kmph in T20Is and in Indian Premier League as well, Umran has bowled a record 157 kmph. Also Read I<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sl-1st-odi-rohit-sharma-explains-why-he-withdrew-the-run-out-appeal-against-dasun-shanaka-1673404178644">ND vs SL 1st ODI: Rohit Sharma explains why he withdrew the run-out appeal against Dasun Shanaka</a>

Rohit withdrew an appeal for run out at the non-striker's end by Mohammed Shami after the batter had backed up too far, giving Shanaka an opportunity to complete his century.

IND vs SL 1st ODI: Rohit Sharma explains why he withdrew the run-out appeal against Dasun Shanaka

Here's why India captain Rohit Sharma withdrew the appeal for Sri Lanka skipper Dasun Shanaka's run-out at the non-striker's end. 

Rohit withdrew an appeal for run out at the non-striker's end by Mohammed Shami after the batter had backed up too far, giving Shanaka an opportunity to complete his century.

<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ind-vs-sl-1st-odi-india-register-comfortable-win-despite-shanaka-s-brilliant-ton-1673366004448">After their 67-run win in the first ODI,</a> India captain Rohit Sharma avoided a possible controversy by withdrawing the appeal for Sri Lanka skipper Dasun Shanaka's run-out at the non-striker's end on Tuesday.
In the post-match presentation, Rohit Sharma said that he had no idea Shami did that, he Shanaka was batting on 98. The skipper praised his batting and went on to add that he cannot be removed like that. 'Not something that we thought off', he added.&nbsp;
While Sri Lanka were never in the hunt, Shanaka's brave 108* off 88 balls was a glimmer of hope. However, the captain would not have scored 100 if not for the Indian captain's intervention. He withdrew an appeal for run out at the non-striker's end by Mohammed Shami after the batter had backed up too far, giving Shanaka an opportunity to complete his century.

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