The T20 fever has come back to the world. The T20 World Cup has come back with another exciting season. The excitement regarding this has touched on another level. In the fourth match of the tournament, Sri Lanka and South Africa are locking horns at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium. But Sri Lanka had a shaky start in front of South African bowling. But in the 9th over, Wanindu Hasaranga’s dismissal caught the attention.
Hasaranga’s Exciting Dismissal:
After two years of wait, another thrilling edition of the T20 World Cup has come back. The tournament witnessed an exciting start. Fans are cheering for their teams. In the 4th match of the tournament, South Africa and Sri Lanka are locking horns on the big stage. Since the beginning of the match, South Africa started showcasing their excellence and Sri Lanka is struggling.
Initially, Sri Lanka faced setbacks as the initial wickets fell down consecutively. In the 8th over, Keshav Maharaj came to bowl. He delivered an impressive ball with significant swing across the line, causing it to miss the outside edge. Hasaranga advanced down the track to hit it down the ground but missed the pitch of the ball. Despite the minimal turn, it was enough to divert his shot, and Klaasen swiftly removed the bails before Hasaranga could return to the crease. Hasaranga walked away on a duck. That moment caught the attention.
Maharaj Missed the Hat Trick:
After dismissing Sri Lankan skipper Wanindu Hasaranga, Keshav Maharaj dismissed Sadeera Samarawickrama. In the very next delivery, He bowled a fast delivery targeting off stump, and Sadeera, with minimal foot movement, attempted to push it through the off side. However, the ball slipped between his bat and pad, crashing into the off stump. After two consecutive wickets, it was an opportunity for a har trick for Maharaj. But in the hat trick ball, Asalanka got two runs and Maharaj missed hat trick.
While batting first, Sri Lanka’s start was nothing less than a nightmare. They started losing wickets consecutively. Kusal Mendis was dismissed on 19 runs. Kamindu Mendis walked away after scoring 11 runs in 15 balls. Angelo Matthews scored 16 runs in 16 balls. In the 17th over, Sri Lanka is 71/8.
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