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• Afghanistan has a hill of runs
• Sri Lanka’s thrilling catch
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Asia Cup In the 8th match of the 8th, Afghanistan won the toss and decided to bat first against Sri Lanka. However, skipper Rashid Khan’s decision could not be a successful decision for the batsmen in the top -order of the team. One of the main reasons for this is the strict bowling and excellent fielding of Sri Lanka, especially the Sri Lankan players.

One such catch came to the innings when Kusal Perera took a shot of the nasty chamira, Darvesh Rasuli played aerial shot. Darvesh’s shot almost approached the boundary, but Perera stopped it. He first jumped into the air and pushed the ball into the border. He then went to the other side of the rope and returned to the field. Within a few seconds, Perera completed the catch again, thus hitting Afghanistan fourth.

Afghanistan lost 3 wickets for 5 runs

In a match played at Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi, Afghanistan lost 5 wickets for just 5 runs. Rahmanullah Guraj and Sadiqullah Atal started the team, but the duo shared only 2 runs for the first wicket. After that, Karim was dismissed for only 5 runs. Wickets continued to fall, Darvesh Rasuli and Azmatullah also dismissed.

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Afghanistan scored 19 runs

Asia Cup In the Group B match of the T -Cricket Tournament, Afghanistan lost eight wickets against Sri Lanka and scored 19 runs. At one time, Afghanistan was in trouble for 90 runs in the 8th over, before Nabi (3 runs, six balls, six sixes, three fours) scored an aggressive batsman in the last over. He scored an intact partnership with Nur Ahmed (six not unbeaten six) for the eighth wicket, in which Naby scored the highest runs.

Skipper Rashid Khan (1) and Ibrahim Zandran (2) also made useful innings. Nabi scored five sixes on the bowling bowler Dianth Velag in the 8th over, scoring 5 runs and then runs on the last ball of the innings. Tushar took four wickets for four in four overs. Dishmantha Chamira and Velage took one wicket each but gave them 9 and 19 runs respectively.

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See Kusal’s catch