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Sri Lanka has won the ODI series against India after 27 years.
The last and third match of the ongoing ODI series between Sri Lanka and India was played at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo on Wednesday, August 7. Let us tell you that in this match, host Sri Lanka achieved a big victory and won the match by 110 runs.
So after this victory, Sri Lanka not only won the ODI series, but also won a bilateral series against the Indian cricket team after 27 years. On the other hand, now a big statement has come from Sri Lankan team captain Charith Asalanka on this victory of Sri Lanka.
Charith Aslanka made a big statement
Speaking to the official broadcaster after the end of the third ODI against India, Aslanka said, “I am a happy captain at the moment. The team has done everything right throughout the series.”
We all knew they are a strong batting order and we wanted to back our strengths, spin was our strength and we backed it. They are in a good mood right now and our coach (Sanath Jayasuriya) is very proactive. The boys really enjoyed the team atmosphere.
On the other hand, after Sri Lanka’s historic win against India, the team’s interim coach Sanath Jayasuriya has also made a big statement. Jayasuriya said after the match – It was a very long wait because I played that series in 1997 and a lot of runs were scored in that series.
That was the last series we won against India. After 27 years I am part of the team and I am very happy to be part of these boys. They are a very good group of players and talented and the whole country must have seen what we can do.
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