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NEW DELHI: India completed a 3-0 series sweep against Sri Lanka after Shreyas Iyer's third successive half-century secured a six-wicket victory in the final Twenty20 International in Dharamsala on Sunday.
Shreyas Iyer hit an unbeaten 73 to lead India to a record-equalling 12th successive Twenty20 international victory as they whitewashed Sri Lanka in the three-match series on Sunday.
NEW DELHI : India completed a 3-0 series sweep against Sri Lanka after Shreyas Iyer's third successive half-century secured a six-wicket victory in the final Twenty20 International in Dharamsala on Sunday.
Team India made light work of the visiting Sri Lankan team as they overhauled the target of 147 with ease to register a comfortable six-wicket win in the final T20I at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamsala on Sunday. The win, which also gave India a clean sweep of the series, helped the team equal the record for the most consecutive T20I victories without suffering a defeat. India matched Afghanistan and Romania with 12 wins out of 12 games in the format.
India defeated Sri Lanka on Saturday to stitch together 11 consecutive wins in T20Is and are just one victory from equalling Afghanistan's world record of 12 straight wins. Chasing a target of 184 runs, the Men in Blue cruised to 186 for three in 17.1 overs at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamshala. Shreyas Iyer was in fantastic form and smashed an unbeaten knock of 74 runs off 44 balls, packed with six fours and four maximums. Meanwhile, veteran all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja played an unbeaten knock of 45 runs off 18 deliveries, smacking seven fours and a six.
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Lahore Qalandars will eye their first ever Pakistan Super League (PSL) title when they face defending champions Multan Sultans in the final on Sunday in front home their home crowd of the Gaddafi Stadium. Lahore are the only team yet to lift the title after six seasons of the tournament. After finishing second in the points table this time around, the Shaheen Afridi-led side defeated Islamabad United in Eliminator 2 on Friday to qualify for the final. However, their star Afghan spinner Rashid Khan won't be available for the summit clash as he is currently in Bangladesh for national duty.