India vs Sri Lanka স্কোরকার্ড, Super Four Match 3, Asia Cup 2022

Against no other opposition has India played and won more men’s T20Is than Sri Lanka – P24 W17 L7, they also have the same exact record against West Indies; the Men in Blue’s win percentage of 71% against the Lions is their second best against any nation they have faced 10+ times in the format (Bangladesh – 91%).

India have lost only three of their last 10 matches against Sri Lanka in men’s T20I (W7); the Men in Blue have won their last three matches against the island nation having lost the two matches prior to this run.

India lost their last men’s T20I against Pakistan in the Asia Cup; the last time they lost consecutive matches away from home in the format was from July to October 2021 (a run of four straight losses).

Sri Lanka have won their last two men’s T20I matches away from home, the last time they won more consecutive matches on the road was during October 2021 (4 matches).

India have a batting strike rate of 147 in men’s T20I matches since the beginning of 2020, the best rate amongst full member sides of the ICC; Sri Lanka have a strike rate of 121 in the same period, only Bangladesh (117) have a slower rate than the island nation in this category.

Since the beginning of 2020, India and Sri Lanka have a catch success rate of 76.3% and 76.7% respectively in men’s T20I matches, the poorest rate amongst full member sides.

India’s Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma have scored 339 runs each against Sri Lanka in men’s T20Is, both need 37 runs to eclipse Shikhar Dhawan who has scored the most for India in this fixture (375 runs).

Wanindu Hasaranga de Silva has taken 65 wickets in men’s T20Is for Sri Lanka, two more scalps on Tuesday will see him become the island nation’s second highest wicket taker after Lasith Malinga (107); in doing so, he will overtake Nuwan Kulasekara and Ajantha Mendis (66 each).

India’s leading wicket taker in men’s T20Is, Yuzvendra Chahal (80), has managed one wicket in Asia Cup 2022; Bhuvneshwar Kumar (79), who is the second on the list, has managed six wickets in this tournament so far and will have a chance to eclipse Chahal as India’s leading ticket taker.

Only United Arab Emirates’ Amjad Javed (12) has more wickets than India’s Hardik Pandya (11) in the Asia Cup T20 competition, Pandya has a bowling dot ball rate of 44% in the competition.