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NPL · 23rd Match

Karnali Yaks 46/4 7.3 ov

Lumbini Lions —

Karnali chose to bat.

Kirtipur

Final T20

NPL · 22nd Match

Pokhara Avengers 132

Biratnagar Kings 136/6 19.2 ov

Biratnagar won by 4 wickets (with 4 balls remaining)

Kirtipur

Live TEST

PAK vs SL · 1st Test

Pakistan 434/9d & 57/1 21.2 ov

Sri Lanka 446

Day 4 - Pakistan lead by 45 runs.

Rawalpindi

Live TEST

Sheffield Shield · 10th Match

New South Wales 204 & 191/2 51 ov

South Australia 325

Day 2 - NSW lead by 70 runs.

Sydney

Live TEST

Sheffield Shield · 11th Match

Victoria 402/5d

Western Australia 185/3 67 ov

Day 2 - West Aust trail by 217 runs.

Melbourne

Live TEST

Sheffield Shield · 12th Match

Queensland 348

Tasmania 133 54.3 ov

Day 2 - Tasmania trail by 215 runs.

Brisbane

Live T20

ICC Women's Emerging · 3rd Match, Group B

Bangladesh Women 108/9

Pakistan Women 88/2 13 ov

PAK Women need 21 runs in 42 balls.

Ajman

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WBBL · 20th Match

Sydney Sixers Women 140/6 Won

Melbourne Renegades Women 129 20 ov

Sixers won by 11 runs

Melbourne

Final ODI

Under-19s Asia Cup · 2nd Semi-Final

Afghanistan Under-19s 227/8

India Under-19s 230/2 36.5 ov

IND Under-19 won by 8 wickets (with 79 balls remaining)

Al Amerat

Final ODI

Under-19s Asia Cup · 1st Semi-Final

Bangladesh Under-19s 138

Pakistan Under-19s 141/1 21.5 ov

PAK Under-19 won by 9 wickets (with 169 balls remaining)

Al Amerat

Final T20

WBBL · 19th Match

Melbourne Stars Women 165/5

Brisbane Heat Women 166/2 18.5 ov

Heat won by 8 wickets (with 7 balls remaining)

Melbourne

Cricket

Srilanka beat Australia by 4 wickets in a nail biting finish

June 11, 2022 · SportsGuff
Srilanka beat Australia by 4 wickets in a nail biting finish

Srilanka defeated Australia by 4 wickets in a nail biting finish in the third and last T20I match of the 3 match series. However, Australia had already sealed the series having won the first two matches.

Chasing a target of 177 runs, Srilanka were once very far from their destination as they needed 59 runs from last 3 overs. The required run rate was 19.66.

22 runs came from 18th over bowled by Josh Hazlewood while Jhue Richardson conceded 18 runs in the 19th over. Srilanka now needed 19 runs from the last over.

Some brilliant hitting from the bat of Dasun Shanaka and a couple of wide deliveries from Kane Richardson made sure that Srilanka got over the victory line with one ball to spare.

Shanaka was the hero for home side as he blasted an unbeaten 54 from just 25 balls. His match winning knock included 5 fours and 4 sixes.

Earlier, Australia posted 176/5 from 20 overs. David Warner scored 39 at the top of the order while Steve Smith remained unbeaten on a 27 ball 37. Marcus Stoinis made 38 runs from 23 balls.

 

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