Chasing a target of 203 runs, Sri Lanka’s innings started with an early setback, losing a wicket at just 7 runs. However, a significant partnership between Pathum Nissanka and Kusal Perera brought Sri Lanka back into the game. Perera scored 58 runs off 32 balls. Nissanka anchored the innings, scoring a brilliant century off 52 balls. Despite his efforts, Nissanka was dismissed after scoring 107 runs off 58 balls. Sri Lanka needed 12 runs in the final over, but could only manage 11 runs, leading to a Super Over.
Pathum Nissanka’s Century Not Enough as India Wins Super Over
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