හැළඹගේ ගෙන් වෙඩිවන් ඉනිමක් බංග්ලාදේශය අනාථ කරයි

Daily Mirror Sport reports that Vishen Helambage made an unbeaten 80 from 17 balls, striking three boundaries and 11 sixes, as Sri Lanka began its Hong Kong Sixes campaign with a one-wicket victory over Bangladesh. ThePapare reports Bangladesh scored 127 for four and Sri Lanka reached the target with four balls left. Hiru News (සිංහල) describes the chase as the second-highest in Hong Kong Sixes history.

ThePapare reports that Sri Lanka’s second match ended in a 26-run defeat to Scotland, which scored 144 for four. The outlet says the loss sent Sri Lanka into the tournament’s Plate competition.

ThePapare reports Sri Lanka then lost its Plate semi-final to Oman by five wickets. Sri Lanka made 92 for five, and Oman completed the chase with eight balls remaining, according to ThePapare.

ThePapare reports that Sri Lanka finished eighth after losing to hosts Hong Kong by one run in a placement match on the tournament’s final day, November 1. Hong Kong scored 119 without losing a wicket, according to ThePapare.

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