Thisara Perera of 20 (11b, 1x4, 2x6) raises some hope, but the bowlers had leaked too many runs for the first time.
Ben Stokes of England (left) hugs his teammate Jose Buttler to leave the field after his innings against Sri Lanka during his party's World T20 at the stadium Feroze Shah Kotla in New Delhi on Saturday
New Delhi: With a semifinal berth
at stake, England put their best foot forward, the team as a whole came to the
party and Sri Lanka was lost in his game by 1 league Super 10 Group of the ICC World Twenty20 in Kotla here Saturday .
Needing 173, the defending
champions were out of the worst possible way, losing Tillakaratne Dilshan,
their best hope in a great persecution, early. From there on it was a bumpy downhill
ride, but a brave charge, however. Within the first 24 balls, four
batters were back on the bench. A brutal fifth wicket position 80 management
between the pattern Angelo Mathews (73, 54b, 3x4, 5x6) and Chamara Kapugedera
(30), Thisara Perera 20 (11b, 1x4, 2x6) raises some hope, but players boluses
had leaked too many runs first. Lanka ended on 161/8.
Previously, he was asked to take
the first strike, opener Jason Roy (42, 39b), 61 of wicket management second
partnership with Joe Root (25, 24b), and the power of finishing captain Eoin
Morgan and Jos Buttler led to England to 171/4.
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