SL Vs Aus (Watch): Pathum Nissanka loses its share on a rash against Aaron Hardy

Beginning of the disgraced Nissanka to the second and last ODI against Australia came to a sudden end, as it was clean before Harun Hardy. The R. Premanasa stadium in Colombo was separated on Friday, February 14th.

It costs the rash in Pathum Nissanka Sri Lanka early

The Nissanka’s share fell on the third ball of the fifth. Hardy handed over a 130 -kilometer hunting ball of wrinkle, which was slightly gone. Nissanka, which apparently seems a large snapshot to reduce the pressure of the building from the point balls, charged below the path to swing via the line. However, he was beaten on the inner edge, which led to the crash of the ball in its trunk. The right mixture had to return to the wing for 6 after facing 20 balls.

The Nissanka’s share was a decisive penetration for Australia, who are looking to apostasy after losing the first ODI from the match series.

This is the video:

The first wikit to Aaron Hardy! #Slvaus pic.twitter.com/c0qmkhjzi7

– Cricket.com.au (Cricketcomau) February 14, 2025

In the first match, the captain of the Sri Lankan captain Charmeth Asalanka century The hosts led to the victory of 49. The multiplication performance in Australia has left a lot of what is desirable, and they are eager to shift before the ICC 2025 Champions Cup in Pakistan.

Sri Lanka, already one in the series, aims to close the process of scanning a chain. Their highest ranking, including Nishan Madoshka, Caol Mendes, and Mahamdo Mendes, will aim to improve their action against Australian Beesez.

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SL opposite AUS: Play the eleventh of the two teams

Sri Lanka: Pathum Nissanka, Nishan Madushka, Kusal Mendis (WK), Kamindu Mendis, Charith Assalanka (C), Janith Liyanage, Dunith Wellage, Wanindu Hellage, Mahesh Teeshana, Ishaan Malinga

Australia: Matthew Short, Travis Heid, Jake Fraser McGark, Stephen Smith (C), Josh Ingelis (WK), Aaron Hardy, Glenn Maxwell, Sean Abbot

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