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Wanindu Hasaranga's Comeback: Fifth-Best ODI Figures in SL vs Zim Match

Wanindu Hasaranga's Comeback: Fifth-Best ODI Figures in SL vs Zim Match

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  • Hasaranga's comeback: 7-19 figures in 3rd ODI, fifth-best in men's ODI history.
  • LPL success made him Sri Lanka's T20I captain.
  • Key role in Sri Lanka's 2-0 series win with 5.5-1-19-7, fifth-best ODI figures.
In a stunning return to international cricket, leg-spinner Wanindu Hasaranga showcased his prowess with the ball, securing the fifth-best bowling performance in men's ODI history during the third match of the series against Zimbabwe at Premadasa.

Having recently dominated the 2023 Lanka Premier League (LPL), where he led B-Love Kandy to victory and claimed multiple accolades, expectations were high for Hasaranga in the World Cup. Unfortunately, an injury setback led to his withdrawal from the tournament. However, his triumphant return to the Major Clubs Limited Over Tournament for the Colombo Cricket Club hinted at a promising comeback.

Amidst the anticipation, Sri Lanka Cricket appointed Hasaranga as the new captain for T20Is, a responsibility he embraced with zeal. His return to the national squad for the home series against Zimbabwe saw him miss the first two ODIs. Still, he rejoined the team for the final match, making an immediate impact with the ball.

Entering the game as the fifth bowler in the ninth over, Hasaranga's sixth delivery dismissed Takudzwanashe Kaitano, setting the stage for a remarkable display of skill. In a gripping 10-ball sequence, he claimed three wickets for just four runs. Despite a no-ball resulting in two runs and a six from Luke Jongwe, Hasaranga remained undeterred, finishing the innings with the last two wickets in hand.

The final figures of 5.5-1-19-7 solidified Hasaranga's comeback as the fifth-best bowling performance in men's ODI history. His exceptional performance played a pivotal role in bowling out Zimbabwe for a mere 96 runs in 22.5 overs. In a clinical display, the home side chased down the target in the 17th over, securing a 2-0 series victory.

Wanindu Hasaranga's remarkable comeback not only etched his name in the record books but also reaffirmed his status as a key player for Sri Lanka in the limited-overs format. As the team gears up for future challenges, Hasaranga's all-round skills and leadership as the T20I captain are poised to play a crucial role in shaping Sri Lanka's cricketing future.

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