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Sri Lanka opt to bat against Zimbabwe, play Madushanka and Madushan

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Sri Lanka won the toss at the party at Premadasa and decided to bat first. Both, the hosts and Zimbabwe, are through to the Super Eight already, but for Sri Lanka it was important to get in their injury replacements.

The big one, of course, was Matheesha Pathirana, whose tournament ended with a calf injury sustained during the match against Australia. His replacement in the squad, Dilshan Madushanka, came straight into the XI. Also given a look-in was Pramod Madushan, the fast bowler who was already in the squad. In order to organise this virtual bowl-off between Madushan and Madushanka, Sri Lanka rested their lead fast bowler Dushmantha Chameera.

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T20 World Cup surprise package Zimbabwe beat Sri Lanka by six wickets in Colombo on Thursday to finish the group stage unbeaten and carry some winning momentum into the Super Eights.

Chasing 179, they finished 4-182 with three balls to spare against the co-hosts at the R. Premadasa stadium.

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Ranked 11th in the world, Zimbabwe upset former champions Australia last week. They also beat Oman and shared the points when their game against Ireland was washed out on Tuesday.

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