Harshitha SamarawickRama and the heroics of Kavisha Dilhari run Sri Lanka to the victory over South Africa to the tri-era of women hate

Sri Lanka offered a memorable performance to the third party of the Tri-Series of Women versus South -Africa In R. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo, achieving a fast -paced five -wicket victory with 21 balls to save. After winning the launch and opting for Bol, Sri Lanka restricted South Africa to a competitive 235 for 9 in his 50 points, setting the stage for a persecution that was finally defined by a party winning collaboration between Harshitha Samarawickrama and Kavisha dilhari.

The four-reed route by Malki Madara stops the first inputs of South Africa

South Africa’s entrances were anchored by a half-century combat since Annerie Dercksenwhich remained unbeaten at 61 60 balls and useful contributions of Lara Goodall (46) and Chloe trryon (35). However, its progress was frequently checked by Sri Lanka disciplined bowling, especially of Malki madarawhich ended with exceptional figures of 4 by 50 in his ten points. Madara’s crucial advances included captain’s layoffs Laura Wolves and the main mid-order baptisms, maintaining control of the South African score throughout the entrances. Supporting the roles of Dewmi vianga (3/41) and Inoka Ranweera (1/33) said that the total of South -Africa, although respectable, is never spiral.

South -Africa entrances unfolded in phases: a start shaken with two early doctors in the first power, a constant collaboration between Goodall and Sun boneand a late flowering directed by Dercksen and Tryon. Despite these efforts, the Sri Lanka bowls kept pressure, with regular doctors and narrow spells, especially on death. The total of 235, on a good battle surface, seemed difficult, but not second to none.

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Harshitha SamarawickRama and Kavisha Dilhari shine in persecution

Sri Lanka’s persecution began with caution after the first loss of pattern Chamari AthaPathuthu. Hasini Perara (42) and Vishmi Gunaratne (29) provided a solid platform, bringing the team to 78 for 2. However, the defining collaboration of the party was between Samarawickrama and Dilhari. The duo added 128 runs for the fourth wick, mixing precaution with the aggression to maintain the necessary rate available.

SamarawickRama, Sri Lanka’s main scorer in 2025, showed his composition and class with a 77 -year -old pace of 93 years, directing the tickets through the average leave. Dilhari, on the other hand, played a 61 of 75 deliveries, scored by six four and six, bringing his team to an emotional distance from the target. Its association not only stabilized the entrances after a minor Wobble, but also accelerated at the right moments, moving away the party of South -Africa.

When Dilhari was dismissed in 44th, Sri Lanka needed only 18 runs of 38 balls. Nilakshika silvaFirme 11* assured that there was no delay, as the hosts completed the chase with five doctors and more than three points to save.

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