Highest Total Runs Scored by Sri Lanka in the ODI World Cup 2023, till 40th Match

November 7, 2023

Sri Lanka the Asian giants are becoming their shadow in the ODI World Cup 2023. They are holding tight in the eighth position of the points table and struggling hard to overcome. Now they have only one match left and this will be against New Zealand who is eagerly waiting to clinch victory in that match to secure their semifinal spot. Before that match, we will take a closer look at the highest total runs scored by the Sri Lankan team in all the ODI World Cup 2023 matches.

1. Sri Lanka vs. Pakistan – Hyderabad (10 Oct 2023)

Sri Lanka vs Pakistan (Photo Source: Twitter )

On October 10, 2023, Sri Lanka took on Pakistan in Hyderabad. In this high-scoring encounter, Sri Lanka managed to post an impressive total of 344/9 in 50 overs, achieving a remarkable run rate of 6.88. This performance demonstrated their ability to take on strong opponents and put up a substantial total.

2. Sri Lanka vs. South Africa – Delhi (7 Oct 2023)

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Sri Lanka’s clash with South Africa on October 7, 2023, in Delhi resulted in another noteworthy batting display. Despite the match ending in the second innings, Sri Lanka still managed to accumulate 326 runs in 44.5 overs at an impressive run rate of 7.27. Their ability to score at a brisk pace was evident in this game.

3. Sri Lanka vs. Bangladesh – Delhi (6 Nov 2023)

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On November 6, 2023, Sri Lanka faced Bangladesh in Delhi. In a match that lasted almost 50 overs, Sri Lanka scored a total of 279 runs at a run rate of 5.63. This encounter showcased their ability to build a competitive total even when facing challenging conditions.

4. Sri Lanka vs. Netherlands – Lucknow (21 Oct 2023)

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In a match against the Netherlands on October 21, 2023, in Lucknow, Sri Lanka achieved a total of 263/5 in 48.2 overs, with a run rate of 5.44. This match highlighted their adaptability, as they were able to maintain a competitive run rate throughout their innings.

5. Sri Lanka vs. Afghanistan – Pune (30 Oct 2023)

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Facing Afghanistan on October 30, 2023, in Pune, Sri Lanka scored a total of 241 runs in 49.3 overs with a run rate of 4.86. This match demonstrated their ability to post a competitive total even when faced with a challenging bowling attack.

6. Sri Lanka vs. Australia – Lucknow (16 Oct 2023)

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On October 16, 2023, in Lucknow, Sri Lanka faced Australia. Despite facing a formidable opponent, they managed to score 209 runs in 43.3 overs at a run rate of 4.8. This performance highlighted their ability to build a respectable total even under pressure.

7. Sri Lanka vs. England – Bengaluru (26 Oct 2023)

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In a match against England on October 26, 2023, in Bengaluru, Sri Lanka showcased their ability to adapt to different conditions. They posted a total of 160/2 in just 25.4 overs, achieving a brisk run rate of 6.23. This match was a testament to their adaptability and ability to seize opportunities.

8. Sri Lanka vs. India – Wankhede (2 Nov 2023)

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Facing India at Wankhede on November 2, 2023, Sri Lanka scored a total of 55 runs in 19.4 overs at a run rate of 2.79. While it was a lower total compared to some of their other performances, it showcased their resilience in battling challenging conditions.

Cricket Highlights, 07 Nov: ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023 (Match 38) – Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka: Bangladesh won against Sri Lanka to create history on the World Cup stage.

November 7, 2023

Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka (Match 38) – Highlights

Bangladesh-Sri Lanka has met three times before in the ODI World Cups. The Tigers have lost by a big margin to the Lankans in all three matches earlier. Bangladesh has never won against the Lankans not only in ODIs but also in T20 World Cup. However, Shakib Al Hasan’s team wrote a different story this time. The Tigers have defeated Sri Lanka for the first time in a World Cup in any format.

Bangladesh beat Sri Lanka by 3 wickets in the World Cup group stage match on Monday (November 6). Although they were eliminated from the World Cup earlier, the Tigers keep their hopes of the 2025 Champions Trophy alive by winning this match.

After 6 losses in a row, they were the 9th-ranked team in the standings of this edition of the World Cup. However, Bangladesh has reached the 7th position in the points table of the World Cup by winning this match. Even though they have equal points in the same match, Sri Lanka’s position is eighth because they are behind in net run rate. Both teams must be in the last eight to play in the Champions Trophy. Therefore, the next match is very important for these two teams.

In recent times Bangladesh-Sri Lanka match has repeatedly spread heat. Angelo Mathews’ controversial dismissal on the World Cup stage has increased the heat. Leaving all this behind, Bangladesh came under pressure in the beginning chasing the challenging target of 280 runs. Tanzid Hasan (9) returned with a catch to Pathum Nissanka off Dilshan Madushanka’s ball for the team’s 17 runs.

Litton Das played some great shots after losing the first wicket. But Madushanka picked him up too. Litton was lbw by Madushanka in the seventh over of the Bangladesh innings. Litton made 23 off 22 balls with two fours and two sixes.

But after his departure, Shakib and Najmul Hossain Shanto formed a big pair. Bangladesh got the basis of victory in their pair of 169 runs made from 149 balls. Both have completed fifty. Shanto scored 90 runs off 101 balls. Shakib slashed 82 runs off 65 balls.

Mathews sent both Shakib and Shanto back in a quick time. It put Bangladesh under a bit of pressure. Bangladesh was progressing well with the bat of Mushfiqur Rahim and Mahmudullah. But Madushanka had forced Bangladesh to be under pressure again when Mushfiq (10) returned.

Bangladesh also lost the wickets of Mahmudullah (22) and Mehidy Hasan Miraz (3) in quick time. There was some concern after losing 7 wickets, but in the end, with the bat of Tanzim Hasan Sakib and Towhid Hridoy, Bangladesh left the field with a win with 53 balls in hand.

Earlier, Sri Lanka lost a wicket in the first over after going down to bat first. Mushfiq caught Kusal Perera (4) in a great dive off Shoriful Islam. However, Nissanka and captain Kusal Mendis were quickly scoring runs in the third wicket pair. In the 12th over, Shakib forced Mendis to be caught by Shoriful. The Lankan skipper scored 19 runs off 30 balls.

After the departure of Mendis, Nissanka (41) also didn’t last long, and Tanzim got his first wicket in the World Cup by bowling him. New batsmen Sadeera Samarawickrama and Charith Asalanka were on the way to form another big pair. They added 63 runs to this pair. Shakib also broke this pair which was becoming formidable. Samarawickrama scored 41 runs off 42 balls and was caught by Mahmudullah off Shakib.

Then a strange thing happened. Mathews brought the wrong helmet to the crease. The helmet was replaced with a new one as the strap was torn. But this all-rounder did not think that it was suitable for use in the game. The umpire gave him out when Bangladesh appealed for time out for wasting time. Mathews walked back to the pavilion being ‘timed-out’ as the first player in the history of cricket.

Charith Asalanka put on a 78-run partnership with Dhananjaya de Silva after Mathews returned to the dugout without playing a ball. Miraz broke this pair. De Silva scored 34 runs off 36 balls. But Asalanka has seen the century. He fell victim to Tanzim’s 108 off 105 balls with 6 fours and 5 sixes.

Maheesh Theekshana was dismissed by Shoriful as he scored 22 runs off 31 balls. In the end, Sri Lanka was all out scoring 279 runs with 3 balls left in the innings.

Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka Scoreboard

Sri Lanka – 279/10 (49.3)

Bangladesh – 282/7 (41.1)

Result – Bangladesh won by 3 wickets

Player of the match – Shakib Al Hasan

Shakib Al Hasan

Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka Playing XIs

Bangladesh

Shakib Al Hasan (c), Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), Tanzid Hasan, Najmul Hossain Shanto, Mahmudullah, Towhid Hridoy, Litton Das, Mehidy Hasan Miraz, Taskin Ahmed, Tanzim Hasan Sakib, and Shoriful Islam.

Sri Lanka

Kusal Mendis (c & wk), Kusal Perera, Sadeera Samarawickrama, Pathum Nissanka, Charith Asalanka, Dhananjaya de Silva, Angelo Mathews, Maheesh Theekshana, Kasun Rajitha, Dushmantha Chameera, and Dilshan Madushanka.

Highest Runs Partnerships of Netherlands in the ODI World Cup 2023, till 39th Match

November 7, 2023

The Netherlands is the most successful team in this ODI World Cup. They are holding ninth position in the points table with two victories one of them against mighty South Africa. Now they have a great chance to qualify for the Champions trophy if they clinch another victory against the last team standing England. Can those Vikings overtake the English challenge once again like history did? Let’s take a closer look at Dutch Highest Runs Partnerships to find out if they are worthy of upsetting English.

LV van Beek and SA Engelbrecht – 130 runs (7th wicket)

LV van Beek and SA Engelbrecht (Photo Source: Twitter )

Match: Netherlands vs. Sri Lanka

Ground: Lucknow

Date: 21st October 2023

The partnership between LV van Beek and SA Engelbrecht was nothing short of spectacular. They put together a whopping 130 runs for the 7th wicket against Sri Lanka. This partnership was crucial in helping the Netherlands achieve a strong total, and it showcased the team’s fighting spirit.

SA Engelbrecht and SA Edwards – 78 runs (6th wicket)

SA Edwards (Photo Source: Twitter )

Match: Netherlands vs. Bangladesh

Ground: Eden Gardens

Date: 28th October 2023

The combination of SA Engelbrecht and SA Edwards proved to be successful yet again when they scored 78 runs for the 6th wicket against Bangladesh. This partnership played a pivotal role in the Netherlands’ performance, demonstrating their resilience against a formidable opponent.

Vikramjit Singh and BFW de Leede – 70 runs (3rd wicket)

Vikramjit Singh (Photo Source: Twitter )

Match: Netherlands vs. Pakistan

Ground: Hyderabad

Date: 6th October 2023

Vikramjit Singh and BFW de Leede’s partnership of 70 runs for the 3rd wicket against Pakistan showcased the ability of the Dutch side to take on cricketing giants. Their performance was a testament to their skill and determination on the world stage.

MP O’Dowd and CN Ackermann – 70 runs (2nd wicket)

MP O’Dowd (Photo Source: Twitter )

Match: Netherlands vs. Afghanistan

Ground: Lucknow

Date: 3rd November 2023

In a crucial encounter against Afghanistan, MP O’Dowd and CN Ackermann put together a partnership of 70 runs for the 2nd wicket. Their impressive performance was vital in the Netherlands’ pursuit of victory, and it demonstrated their capability to contend with strong opposition.

RE van der Merwe and SA Edwards – 64 runs (8th wicket)

RE van der Merwe and SA Edwards (Photo Source: Twitter )

Match: Netherlands vs. South Africa

Ground: Dharamsala

Date: 17th October 2023

Facing South Africa, RE van der Merwe and SA Edwards showcased their resilience and determination by scoring 64 runs for the 8th wicket. This partnership was a shining example of the Netherlands’ ability to challenge formidable opponents on the grandest stage.

W Barresi and CN Ackermann – 59 runs (3rd wicket)

W Barresi (Photo Source: Twitter )

Match: Netherlands vs. Bangladesh

Ground: Eden Gardens

Date: 28th October 2023

W Barresi and CN Ackermann’s partnership of 59 runs for the 3rd wicket against Bangladesh underlined their capacity to contribute significantly to the team’s success. Their efforts played a crucial role in the Netherlands’ campaign.

AT Nidamanuru and CN Ackermann – 50 runs (4th wicket)

AT Nidamanuru (Photo Source: Twitter )

Match: Netherlands vs. New Zealand

Ground: Hyderabad

Date: 9th October 2023

AT Nidamanuru and CN Ackermann combined forces to score 50 runs for the 4th wicket against New Zealand. This partnership showcased their ability to handle the pressure and excel on the world stage.

Top Records Shattered in ICC World Cup 2023 IND vs SA Clash

November 7, 2023

The most expected to be a thrilling match of IND vs SA becomes a one-sided India dominance match at the end. Let’s find out all Top Records broken in this match.

Kohli, widely regarded as one of the modern greats, etched his name in the annals of cricket history by smashing his 49th ODI century. This remarkable feat saw him equal the legendary Sachin Tendulkar’s record for the most ODI centuries, a milestone that has long been considered unattainable. But that was not the only record that Kohli broke during this clash. He became the second batter, after Tendulkar, to score an impressive 6000 runs in ODIs in India, solidifying his dominance in home conditions.

Kohli’s incredible run-scoring spree in this World Cup also saw him overtake Sri Lanka’s Kumar Sangakkara to become the third highest run-scorer in World Cup history. His 1573 runs in World Cup matches place him in an elite category. Notably, he became only the second Indian, after Tendulkar, and the fourth overall to score more than 1500 runs in the World Cup, underlining his extraordinary consistency.

The timing of Kohli’s century was another remarkable aspect of the match. It was his third ODI World Cup century on his birthday, making him only the third batter in the format to achieve this unique feat, joining Mitchell Marsh and Ross Taylor.

The match also witnessed other significant records being set and broken. Quinton de Kock of South Africa became the fourth South African batter to score 1000 career World Cup runs, showcasing his prowess as a consistent performer on the global stage.

On the bowling front, Marco Jansen’s performance stood out, but for all the wrong reasons. His 94 runs conceded in just 9.4 overs marked the most expensive bowling figures for a South African in a World Cup match.

Rohit Sharma, India’s vice-captain, played a significant role as well. He equaled South Africa’s AB de Villiers for hitting the most ODI sixes in a calendar year, underlining his ability to clear the ropes with ease.

South Africa, on the other hand, had a forgettable day with the bat. They recorded their lowest World Cup total, managing just 83 runs, their joint-second lowest in the format. The 243-run defeat they suffered against India was their biggest defeat in World Cups and in the ODI format.

Ravindra Jadeja, India’s spin wizard, also made his mark by becoming only the second Indian spinner, after Yuvraj Singh, to take a five-wicket haul in the ODI World Cup. Jadeja’s all-round abilities make him an invaluable asset to the team.

For Team India, this victory also meant that they equaled their longest winning streak in a single edition of the ODI World Cup, with eight consecutive wins. The team’s exceptional form bodes well for their prospects in the tournament.

One of the most surprising statistics of the match was South Africa’s inability to hit any sixes, marking the first time they failed to do so in an ODI match. It was a testament to India’s dominance with both bat and ball.

Most Runs Scored in an Innings by English Batsmen in the ODI World Cup 2023, till 39th Match

November 7, 2023

England has failed to overcome every challenge they faced in this World Cup. Now they have the Netherlands challenge in their next match. Can they overcome and clinch victory in this match that is the question. To answer this question we must bring out the stats of English batters. So far they have played seven matches and we are going to analyze their performance from those matches. Let’s find out the top individual innings played by English batsmen in the ODI World Cup 2023.

Dawid Malan- 140 (vs. Bangladesh)

Dawid Malan (Photo Source: Twitter )

Dawid Malan’s scintillating 140 against Bangladesh is the highest individual score by an English batsman in the ODI World Cup 2023. This exceptional inning was played on 10th October 2023 in Dharamsala. Malan’s knock came in just 107 balls, including 16 boundaries and 5 sixes, at an impressive strike rate of 130.84. His innings played a crucial role in England’s comprehensive victory in that match.

Joe Root – 82 (vs. Bangladesh)

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Joe Root’s inning of 82 runs in the same match against Bangladesh in Dharamsala showcased his class and elegance as a batsman. Root faced 68 balls, scoring 8 boundaries and 1 six, with a strike rate of 120.58. His contribution was vital in supporting Malan’s blitzkrieg.

Joe Root – 77 (vs. New Zealand)

Root’s consistency was evident in another game, this time against New Zealand in Ahmedabad on 5th October 2023. Although his 77 runs came at a comparatively slower rate (89.53), his 140-ball stay at the crease demonstrated his ability to anchor the innings and build partnerships, even in challenging conditions.

Harry Brook- 66 (vs. Afghanistan)

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Harry Brook’s knock of 66 against Afghanistan on 15th October 2023 was another significant contribution. His innings, which included 7 boundaries and 1 six, were instrumental in England’s success, with a strike rate of 108.19.

Ben Stokes- 64 (vs. Australia)

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Ben Stokes‘ impressive 64 runs against Australia in Ahmedabad on 4th November 2023 showcased his all-around prowess. Although the strike rate was lower at 71.11, his innings featured valuable partnerships and came against a strong bowling attack.

Jonny Bairstow- 52 (vs. Bangladesh)

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Jonny Bairstow’s 52 against Bangladesh was another noteworthy innings that contributed to England’s victory. With a strike rate of 88.13, Bairstow played an essential role in building the platform for England’s total.

Dawid Malan – 50 (vs. Australia)

Dawid Malan makes another appearance on the list with his half-century against Australia. Scoring 50 runs in 64 balls with 4 boundaries and 1 six, Malan showed his ability to adapt to different situations.

These performances highlight the depth and quality of England’s batting lineup in the ODI World Cup 2023. These batsmen have risen to the occasion in crucial matches, showcasing their ability to perform under pressure. But they did not outperform their opponents in those matches. Now let’s wait and see what is going to happen in their next clash.

Players to Watch Out for in England vs Netherlands ICC ODI World Cup 40th Match

November 7, 2023

Defending champions are lost in this World Cup. They are going to face the Netherlands in the 40th match of the ICC ODI World Cup. The Netherlands can hope to overcome the English challenge as they have secured 2 victories in this World Cup and hold a better position than England in the points table. With both teams looking to secure a crucial victory, it’s essential to keep an eye on key players who could make a significant impact on the game. Let’s take a closer look at these standout performers from both sides.

Before we dive into the players to watch, it’s essential to acknowledge England’s historical dominance over the Netherlands in ODI cricket. In their last five encounters, England has emerged victorious every time, which includes their most recent win in June 2022, where they comfortably won by 8 wickets with 119 balls remaining. This head-to-head advantage sets the stage for England as the favorites in this clash.

Dawid Malan (England)

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Dawid Malan has been in scintillating form throughout the tournament, and his performances at the top of the order have been crucial for England’s success. In seven matches, he has accumulated 286 runs, with a high score of 140 against Bangladesh. His average of 40.85 and a strike rate of 99.65 make him a formidable force. With one century and one fifty, he can provide a solid foundation for England’s innings.

Joe Root (England)

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Joe Root is a key figure in England’s middle order. Although he hasn’t reached the heights of Malan, he has contributed significantly. Root has scored 188 runs in seven matches, with a high score of 82 against Bangladesh. His ability to anchor the innings and accumulate runs consistently makes him a player to watch out for.

Adil Rashid (England)

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In the bowling department, Adil Rashid stands out for England. He has taken 10 wickets in seven matches, with a best bowling figure of 3/42 against Afghanistan. With an average of 30.40 and an economy rate of 4.92, Rashid can be a real asset in the middle overs, providing crucial breakthroughs.

Sybrand Engelbrecht (Netherlands)

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Sybrand Engelbrecht has been the Netherlands’ standout performer with the bat. He has scored 222 runs in six matches, with a high score of 70 against Sri Lanka. With an average of 37.00 and a strike rate of 69.15, he can provide the Netherlands with a strong platform in the powerplay.

Scott Edwards (Netherlands)

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Scott Edwards is the Netherlands’ wicketkeeper-batsman who has shown his mettle in this tournament. With 204 runs in seven matches, he boasts a high score of 78* against South Africa. His impressive average of 40.80 and a strike rate of 90.26 indicate his ability to take on the best bowling attacks.

Bas de Leede (Netherlands)

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Bas de Leede plays a crucial role for the Netherlands with his all-round skills. In seven matches, he has picked up 11 wickets, with a best bowling figure of 4/62 against Pakistan. With an average of 30.09 and an economy rate of 7.04, de Leede can be a game-changer with both bat and ball.

Top Wicket Takers of ODI World Cup 2023, till 38th Match

November 7, 2023

The ODI World Cup 2023 is in the fourth week signals the ending of the group stage is coming close. The short field and speedy pitch of India make it challenging for bowlers. Though they are performing to their best and competing in the top chart to haul the number 1 position. Let’s take a closer look at the Top Wicket Takers who have left their mark on the CWC. Let’s delve into the statistics and performances of these outstanding bowlers.

Adam Zampa (AUS)

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Leading the charts is Australia’s leg-spinner, Adam Zampa. In his seven matches, he has bowled 354 balls, taking an impressive 19 wickets at an astounding average of 17.15. His best figures of 4/8 have displayed his ability to turn the game in Australia’s favor. Zampa’s economy rate of 5.52 demonstrates his control over the game, making him a formidable force in the tournament.

Dilshan Madushanka (SL)

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Another bowler who has been making waves is Sri Lanka’s Dilshan Madushanka. With 18 wickets in 7 matches, Madushanka has shown his ability to pick crucial wickets when needed. His best figures of 5/80 came in a remarkable spell that put Sri Lanka on the path to victory. Despite a slightly higher economy rate, his average of 22.11 shows his value to the team.

Marco Jansen (SA)

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South Africa’s Marco Jansen has been consistent throughout the tournament, claiming 17 wickets in 8 matches. His best figures of 3/31 demonstrate his ability to break partnerships. With an average of 24.41, Jansen has been a reliable wicket-taker for South Africa.

Mohammed Shami (IND)

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India’s pace sensation, Mohammed Shami, has been the standout performer with the ball, taking 16 wickets in just 4 matches. His incredible average of 7.00 and a miserly economy rate of 4.30 have made him a nightmare for batsmen. Shami’s best figures of 5/18 came in a match where he dismantled the opposition’s batting lineup, showcasing his class.

Shaheen Shah Afridi (PAK)

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Pakistan’s Shaheen Shah Afridi has displayed his talent by taking 16 wickets in 8 matches. With best figures of 5/54, he has been a match-winner for Pakistan. His economy rate of 5.76 shows his ability to control the flow of runs while picking up wickets at crucial junctures.

Jasprit Bumrah (IND)

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Joining his compatriot Shami on the list is Jasprit Bumrah. Bumrah has taken 15 wickets in 8 matches, with an average of 15.53. His incredible control over line and length has made it challenging for batsmen to score freely. Bumrah’s best figures of 4/39 have been pivotal in India’s victories.

It’s important to note that these statistics are accurate up to the 38th match of the tournament, and there’s still a long way to go before the World Cup concludes. Each of these bowlers has played a crucial role in their respective teams’ success and has undoubtedly entertained cricket fans worldwide.

Highest Total Runs Scored by Sri Lanka in the ODI World Cup 2023, till 40th Match

1. Sri Lanka vs. Pakistan – Hyderabad (10 Oct 2023)

2. Sri Lanka vs. South Africa – Delhi (7 Oct 2023)

3. Sri Lanka vs. Bangladesh – Delhi (6 Nov 2023)

4. Sri Lanka vs. Netherlands – Lucknow (21 Oct 2023)

5. Sri Lanka vs. Afghanistan – Pune (30 Oct 2023)

6. Sri Lanka vs. Australia – Lucknow (16 Oct 2023)

7. Sri Lanka vs. England – Bengaluru (26 Oct 2023)

8. Sri Lanka vs. India – Wankhede (2 Nov 2023)

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Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka (Match 38) – Highlights

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Highest Runs Partnerships of Netherlands in the ODI World Cup 2023, till 39th Match

LV van Beek and SA Engelbrecht – 130 runs (7th wicket)

SA Engelbrecht and SA Edwards – 78 runs (6th wicket)

Vikramjit Singh and BFW de Leede – 70 runs (3rd wicket)

MP O’Dowd and CN Ackermann – 70 runs (2nd wicket)

RE van der Merwe and SA Edwards – 64 runs (8th wicket)

W Barresi and CN Ackermann – 59 runs (3rd wicket)

AT Nidamanuru and CN Ackermann – 50 runs (4th wicket)

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Most Runs Scored in an Innings by English Batsmen in the ODI World Cup 2023, till 39th Match

Dawid Malan- 140 (vs. Bangladesh)

Joe Root – 82 (vs. Bangladesh)

Joe Root – 77 (vs. New Zealand)

Harry Brook- 66 (vs. Afghanistan)

Ben Stokes- 64 (vs. Australia)

Jonny Bairstow- 52 (vs. Bangladesh)

Dawid Malan – 50 (vs. Australia)

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Players to Watch Out for in England vs Netherlands ICC ODI World Cup 40th Match

Dawid Malan (England)

Joe Root (England)

Adil Rashid (England)

Sybrand Engelbrecht (Netherlands)

Scott Edwards (Netherlands)

Bas de Leede (Netherlands)

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Top Wicket Takers of ODI World Cup 2023, till 38th Match

Adam Zampa (AUS)

Dilshan Madushanka (SL)

Marco Jansen (SA)

Mohammed Shami (IND)

Shaheen Shah Afridi (PAK)

Jasprit Bumrah (IND)

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