Sri Lanka’s Historic Win in England: A Dominant Display at The Oval

Sri Lanka secured a resounding victory against England in the third Test at The Oval, marking their fourth Test win over England. This victory also stands as Sri Lanka’s 32nd away Test win, further cementing their prowess in the longer format. Pathum Nissanka’s exceptional 127 runs off 124 balls led Sri Lanka to a successful chase of 219, setting a new record for the highest successful chase by an Asian team in England in Tests.

Sri Lanka on the Verge of Victory at The Oval

Sri Lanka is in a commanding position to secure a well-deserved victory in the third Test against England at The Oval, needing just 125 runs to avoid a 3-0 series whitewash. Pathum Nissanka leads the charge with a sparkling 53 not out, while the visitors resumed their chase on Day 4 with a strong position, having already added 94 runs for the loss of one wicket.

Sri Lanka Fight Back with Unbroken Century Stand at The Oval

Sri Lanka, trailing 2-0 in the three-match Test series, fought back on the second day of the third Test at The Oval with an unbroken century stand between Dhananjaya de Silva and Kamindu Mendis. Their partnership helped Sri Lanka recover from a collapse to finish at 211-5, trailing England’s first innings score of 325 by 114 runs. Mendis, in exceptional form, has passed 50 in six of his last seven innings and is averaging over 85 in Test cricket.

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