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India vs Sri Lanka preview
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Match preview – 8th June – 10:30, Venue - The Kia Oval.
Defending champions India will be looking to make it two straight wins in this year’s Champions Trophy when they take on Sri Lanka at The Oval. India brushed aside an underwhelming Pakistan side and will expect much more of a fight from a side that must win to keep their hopes of qualification alive. Sri Lanka were outplayed by a resurgent South African unit in their first match and now face the daunting task of toppling the defending champions.
India recent matches
- 4th June 2017 – India vs Pakistan, Edgbaston – India won by 124 runs.
- 22nd January 2017 – India vs England, Kolkata – England won by 5 runs.
- 19th January 2017 – India vs England, Barabati Stadium – India won by 15 runs.
- 15th January 2017 – India vs England, Maharastra CA Stadium – India won by three wickets.
- 29th October 2016 – India vs New Zealand, ACA-VOCA – India won by 190 runs.
Sri Lanka recent matches
- 3rd June 2017 – Sri Lanka vs South Africa, The Oval – South Africa won by 96 runs.
- 1st April 2017 – Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh, SSC Stadium – Sri Lanka won by 70 runs.
- 25th March 2017 – Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh, Rangri Dambulla Stadium – Bangladesh won by 90 runs.
- 10th Feb 2017 – South Africa vs Sri Lanka, Supersport Park – South Africa won by 88 runs.
- 7th Feb 2017- South Africa vs Sri Lanka, Newlands Stadium – South Africa won by 40 runs.
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India vs Sri Lanka outright odds
- India to win – 1.25
- Sri Lanka to win – 4.00
Odds available at Sky Bet
India vs Sri Lanka prediction
India were ruthless against an albeit poor Pakistan side and will hope for more of the same against Sri Lanka. Their bowlers Hardik Pandya, Ravi Jadeja, and Umesh Yadav did a brilliant job of keeping the run rate in check while picking up wickets at key times with Pakistan’s opening partnership of 47 their best in the innings. Upul Tharanga top-scored for Sri Lanka with 57 but several batsmen got starts and then got out. Someone will need to go big if they are to beat India.
- Ajinkya Rahane to be India’s best batsman – 4.33
- Niroshan Dikwella to be Sri Lanka’s best batsman – 5.00
Odds available at Sky Bet
