India Trashes Sri Lanks
In this way, a different World Cup coordinate finishes early and with its outcome never in uncertainty. All things considered, some of the time you need to pause for a minute or two and respect cricketing greatness – and Virat Kohli, Shubman Gill, Shreyas Iyer, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Siraj and Mohammed Shami delivered that in spades today. As did Sri Lanka’s great crease bowler Dilshan Madushanka to be fair, with a fine spell of Test match-style strength; I really do trust we get to see him in Britain the following summer.
In any case, that is us finished for now. See you’se all tomorrow for Netherlands v Afghanistan, a match that, a month prior, could have been fixed as a nailed-on dead elastic however is truth be told now brimming with significance and interest. Anticipating it. Gratitude for perusing and for every one of your messages in the midst of the wicket-tumbling massacre, of which there was such a lot of I never had sufficient opportunity to play the short(ish) Pink Floyd track John Starbuck sent me. It doesn’t matter. It’s been a delight. Bye.
Some words from the captains:
Kusal Mendis, who must want to run away screaming, fronts up to Mike Atherton. “I’m very disappointed with the performance and myself; l also thought the guys bowled really well at points,” he says. As for that questionable toss decision, Mendis adds: “I can’t say whether I’d have done it differently,
I thought [the pitch] would play a little slow and be hard to play early on. Madusuhanka bowled really well in the first hour and middle overs but sometimes the game is difficult and you miss some chances – maybe [the game] is changed by these. They were hard chances. Their guys then bowled really well in the first six overs, give them credit today for their fast-bowling unit.” He insists he remains confident for what remains of an almost-certainly doomed campaign. “We have another two games – bangladesh and New Zealand – and we’ll come in strong for them.”
A very happy Rohit Sharma follows him. “I’m very happy,” he chirps. “To know we’ve officially qualified now shows a good effort from the entire squad – this was the goal for us first of all in all how we approached these seven games. We’ve been quite clinical, everyone put in the effort, we wanted individuals to stand up and they have.Reflecting on the impressive showings today of players who hadn’t done much previously, he says:
“Shreyas {Iyer] is a very strong lad strong in his mind and went out today and did what he’s known for – taking on the bowlers and the challenge in front of him. Siraj can swing the ball, he’s got a lot of skills when operating with the new ball. It shows the quality of the seamers to put in a performance against England and here like that. I hope they continue to do it that way.”
Next comes the biggie, and a potential final dress-rehearsal: “South Africa are playing some good cricket and so are we – so it’s going to be a great spectacle for the people of Kolkata.”
Mohammed Shami is player of the match. From a packed field, the five-wicket legend is picked as the present boss. He was grand, however Siraj and Bumrah – for that first over alone – were likewise great yells. Shami commends the help of the two his kindred bowlers and a light group.
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