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167/10 (35.5)

CR : 4.66

244/10 (49.2)

CR : 4.95

Sri Lanka won by 77 runs 🏆

Over 33
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Over 34
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Over 35
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Over 36
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Player of the Match

C AsalankaSri Lanka's team jersey

C Asalanka

Sri Lanka

0/29106(123)
9:44 PM IST & Local Time | ALL OVER! Bangladesh are cleaned up for 167 runs and win the 1st ODI by 77 runs. 

Sri Lanka start the 3-match ODI series with a bang!

Opting to bat first, the Lankans were off to a horrible start, losing three wickets for just 29 runs. Kusal Mendis and Charith Asalanka steadied the ship with a crucial partnership, with Asalanka going on to score his 5th international century, a composed 106 off 123 balls.

Janith Liyanage and Wanindu Hasaranga chipped in with handy 29 and 22 respectively, but Sri Lanka couldn’t finish strong and were bowled out for just 244. Bangladesh would have been pleased with their bowling effort, outstanding with the new ball and brilliant at the death. Taskin Ahmed starred with 4/47 in his 10 overs, while Tanzim Hasan Shakib was excellent with 3 wickets.

In the chase, Bangladesh were off to a blazing start, reaching the 100-run mark in no time despite an early wicket. Tanzid Hasan was solid at the top, scoring 62 off 61 balls, but what followed was a complete collapse. The spin duo of Wanindu Hasaranga and Kamindu Mendis ran through the middle order as Bangladesh lost wickets in clusters, going from 100/2 to 105/8 in no time. Their struggle against spin summed up the collapse, and despite the promising start, they fell apart under pressure.

A dominant bowling display from Sri Lanka, with spinners leading the charge, sealed the game comfortably for the hosts. Wanindu Hasaranga was the pick of the bowlers and ended with figures of 4/10 in his 7.5 overs. Kamindu Mendis was also brilliant and picked up 3 to his name. In the end, Jaker Ali did take the game deep and scored a fine fifty but had no support from the other end. 

A clinical performance from Sri Lanka to kick off the series, while Bangladesh will need to regroup quickly ahead of the second ODI.

Stay tuned for the presentations!

Welcome to the post match presentation. 
Mehidy Hasan Miraz (Bangladesh Captain): "I think the wicket was good, and we bowled really well to pick up early wickets. However, we didn’t bowl as well during the middle phase of the innings. There are still plenty of positives to take from this match. Shanto and Tanzid Hasan batted really well, but that run-out turned the game in their favor. I think losing back-to-back wickets cost us. We did have a partnership toward the tail end, but it wasn’t enough to help us."
Player of the Match - Charith Asalanka
Charith Asalanka (Player of the Match & Sri Lanka Captain): "Yes, it was a difficult time when I came in. I was looking to do the basics right. Yeah, it was tough to see players struggling with injuries. The fielding was simply amazing. Our best fielding unit is the ODI squad. Nothing much to say about that (smiles) (on being the man to help Sri Lanka most of the times in the middle order). 
Most batters dismissed on a duck in a match, including both Sri Lanka and Bangladesh in ODIs:

6, Mirpur, 2009

5, Mirpur, 2009

5, Colombo, 2025, This Match
Fastest to 100 wickets for Sri Lanka in ODIs (by matches):

63 - Ajantha Mendis 

64 - Wanindu Hasaranga

68 - Lasith Malinga
Best Economical Bowling Figures for Wanindu Hasaranga in ODIs

1.27 vs Bangladesh, Colombo, 2025 — 4/10 (7.5 overs) (This match)

1.61 vs Afghanistan, Hambantota, 2023 — 3/7 (4.2 overs)

1.77 vs Oman, Bulawayo, 2023 — 5/13 (7.2 overs)
That's all from the opening match of the series, folks! Sri Lanka staged a solid comeback in the game and skittled Bangladesh to 167 runs to go 1-0 up in the series. Time to wrap up this coverage. For now, it's me, Deepak Prakash, signing off on behalf of co-commentators, Akshay Bhide, Hiren Kumar, and the  scorer/analyst Zeeshan Naiyer. CHEERS!