In the final of the Asia Cup, the defending champions Sri Lanka failed to defend their honor and suffered from the worst name against India. This big match became many historical and unique records.
The final of the Asia Cup was played yesterday at the Prema Dasa Stadium in Colombo, which turned out to be a record-breaker in which not one or two but more than 8 records were made that had not been made before in the history of cricket in this match where India won. With many records, Sri Lanka also registered their name on the worst record.
In the final of the Asia Cup, India suffered the worst defeat against Sri Lanka, which has not been seen before in the final match of any one-day international tournament. This final became the shortest final in the history of cricket which ended in just 21.3 overs.
In the final, Sri Lanka had the worst record as the defending champion team batted first and returned to the pavilion scoring only 50 runs in 15.2 overs, which was also the lowest score of any final.
While this was the lowest score of any team against India in ODI cricket, before that in 2014, the Sri Lankan team was bowled out for 58 runs in the Mirpur ODI.
India achieved the target without loss in 6.1 overs to win the historic final by 10 wickets, achieving the target before 263 balls of the innings, giving India their biggest ODI win by balls. .
For the first time, the Indian team bowled the opposition team in less than 100 balls and won the match by 10 wickets.
Indian fast bowler Muhammad Siraj, the hero of the final, also equaled Chaminda Vas’ record of taking 5 wickets in 16 balls.
Sri Lanka had lost 6 players for only 12 runs, so the islanders also had the worst record of getting 6 players out for the lowest score of an ICC full member team.
Indian fast bowler Muhammad Siraj ODI due to his destructive bowling during the match
Muhammad Siraj became the fourth bowler to take 4 wickets in one over and the first bowler of Asia Cup in the history of .
Pakistan became the number one cricket team again
This is the best performance of any Indian bowler so far. Before that, Indian bowler Arshad Ayub took 5 wickets for 21 runs in 9 overs against Pakistan in Dhaka in 1988, while Pakistan fast bowler Aqib Javed also took 5 wickets in Sharjah in 1995. I have shown the best performance against India by taking 5 wickets for 19 runs.
