New Zealand's welcome on their tour of Sri Lanka was cold and rainy, as the hosts' seamers left their batting in disarray on a stop-start evening spoiled by heavy showers that in the end sealed the game's fate. Sri Lanka had kept New Zealand to 74 in an already shortened fixture; the rain again caused an break that proved terminal.
In his first match as Sri Lanka's new T20 captain, Angelo Mathews hoped for some help for his bowlers in wet circumstances and he wasn't disappointed. The regulation with which his bowlers bowled in the first half of the innings set up the game for Sri Lanka.
In his first match as Sri Lanka's new T20 captain, Angelo Mathews hoped for some help for his bowlers in wet circumstances and he wasn't disappointed. The regulation with which his bowlers bowled in the first half of the innings set up the game for Sri Lanka.
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