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Where to watch Sri Lanka vs Pakistan live stream, TV channel, start time and lineups for 3rd women's T20I
Sri Lanka Women will seek to wrap up the three-match T20I series 3-0 when they face Pakistan Women in the third and final T20I clash of the series on Tuesday.
Sri Lanka managed to maintain their form throughout their tour after winning the previous ODI series 2-1 against their opponents.
Pakistan, on the other hand, will be aiming to avoid defeat and end the tour on a high while salvaging some pride.
The Sporting News has all you need to know about the Sri Lanka Women vs. Pakistan Women 3rd T20I, including date, time, and how and where to watch it.
A debutant’s 46 and Athapaththu’s 15-ball 40 hand Sri Lanka the series in Dambulla
Sanjana Kavindi made 46 from 24 balls in her first international innings and won the match award as Sri Lanka chased 176 with 14 balls to spare. They lead Pakistan 2-0 with a match left.
Sanjana Kavindi walked out to bat in Dambulla on Sunday with Sri Lanka 55 for 2, a target of 176 in front of her and no international innings behind her. She made 46 from 24 balls, won the match award on debut, and by the time she was caught and bowled the game had effectively been decided. Sri Lanka won by six wickets with 14 balls to spare and lead the three-match series 2-0.
Muneeba Ali chose to bat and then made the decision look right. She and Shawaal Zulfiqar put on 90 inside 10 overs, the powerplay went for 68 without a wicket falling, and Pakistan’s fifty arrived in 23 balls. For half the innings this was a total heading somewhere north of 190.
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ICC women’s T20I team rankings: Updated table ahead of Sri Lanka vs Pakistan series
The three-T20I series between Sri Lanka and Pakistan commences on July 31. Here’s the updated ICC women’s T20I team rankings ahead of the series.
Sri Lanka and Pakistan were both knocked out of the group stage in the T20 World Cup that concluded earlier this month. Sri Lanka stunned New Zealand and also registered wins over Ireland and Scotland, but losses to the West Indies and England meant they couldn’t make it to the semifinals.
Sri Lanka have shuffled their squad for the series against Pakistan while also keeping their core intact. They have called up U19 players Sanjana Kavindi and Chamudi Praboda while 19-year-old pacer Rashmika Sewwandi has also been recalled. The rest of their squad remains largely the same and they will hope to end their 11-year winless run against Pakistan in a bilateral T20I series.
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