Eye on World T20 in solitary fixture

This singular Twenty20 apparatus at Pallekele, alongside India's two T20s against New Zealand in the not so distant future and the Sri Lanka Premier League, offers welcome plans for groups and players in front of the World T20 in Sri Lanka in September. This will be India's last T20 before the last squad for the World T20 is declare (the due date is August 18); some of Sri Lanka's players will have the upside of playing the SLPL before thIndia have played only one Twenty20 global in Sri Lanka, in 2009, which they won. The groups have played T20s beside each other on four event; their last amusement was over two years prior. After three injured in succession this trek, Sri Lanka have one last shot at comfort. After a rainless ODI arrangement, there was a steady shower on the eve of this diversion.

The structure of the arrangement has, in any case, bring up issue marks. As indicated by the Future Tours Programmed, this visit was intended to incorporate three Tests and no ODIs. The groups at that point chose to play five ODIs and only one T20; the SLC said the groups needed to center around restricted over's cricket. Which makes one wonder: Why not play more T20 internationals in its place of five ODIs, a month in front of the World T20?eir squad is named.