SL VS AUS (WATCH): Glenmaxwell to understand the magical delivery of Dunith WellaLage

Between the second ODI Sri Lanka and Australia At R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo, you will be remembered for the moment of sparkle that transformed the game into your head.

GlenmaxwellAustralia’s explosive all-around has fallen victim to sensational delivery by young spinners in Sri Lankan. Danis Welleragewhen the visitors collapse into a humiliating 174-run defeat. The match not only highlighted Sri Lanka’s advantage, but also introduced the emergence of a new spin sensation in the well.

Dunith Wellalage Delivery Peach Glenmaxwell Stump

Maxwell’s firing was a critical moment in the match. On the 17th fifth ball, Wellalage bowled a full stream that seemed harmless at first glance. Maxwell, known for his offensive batting, moved forward to defend, but the ball had other plans. It spun sharply from right-handed, slamming the outer edge and hitting the stump. Maxwell only stared at mistrust as he returned to the pavilion to run three balls only once.

The wicket effectively ended hopes of a successful pursuit as Australia was caught up 83-6. Maxwell’s firing is a testament to Wellarege’s skill and control as the young spinner folied one of the most dangerous hitters in cricket in the world.

Here’s the video:

What a ball!

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Kusal Mendis and Charith Asalanka: The Victorious Architects of Sri Lanka

Earlier that day, Sri Lankan batting laid the foundation for their comprehensive victory. After losing Pathum nissanka early, Somewhere in the mentor and Nishan Madhushka We stitched together a 98-run partnership for the second wicket. Madhushka scored 51 41 balls from 74 balls before falling into Australia’s attack.

But Mendis continued to be in his sublime form and reached a century of deservedness. His 101 off 115 balls, including 11 boundaries, were a masterclass in controlled offense. skipper Charit Asalanka It provided the perfect foil and remained unbeaten with 78 of 66 balls. With the 94-run partnership on the fourth wicket, Sri Lanka recorded a competitive total of 281-4 in 50 overs.

Australia’s Batting Collapse: A Truthful Story

Following the 282 goal, Australia’s innings didn’t gain momentum. Top orders collapsed under pressure Matthew Short (2), Travis Head (18), and Jake Fraser McGurk (9) Falls quickly. skipper Steve Smith And the wicketkeeper batter Josh Inglis They tried to stabilize the ship with a 46-run partnership, but their efforts were in vain. Inglis was fired with 22 people, and Smith turned 29.

The mid- and lower-levels provided little resistance. Aaron Hardy (0) and Maxwell (1) were quickly rejected, and Tailender followed suit. Australia bowled just 107 with just 24.2 overs, marking one of the most disappointing performances in recent years.

Sri Lankan Spin Trio: Australia’s Nightmare

Wellerage was the star of the show, finishing 4-18 in his six overs. His ability to extract turns and bounces on pitches that favored spinners was praiseworthy. He was well supported Please send me Fernando and Canaan isn’t like thatThe person who picked up three wickets each. The trio paired it to dismantle the Australian batting lineup and introduced the Sri Lankan depth of spin bowling.

Sri Lanka’s dominant performance in the second ODI sealed off a 2-0 series victory and achieved important results for the team. Consistent performances of Mendis and Asarlanka Boards for the emergence of wells as match winners and for the future of Sri Lankan cricket.

For Australia, the series was a wake-up call. The inability to handle spins and the lack of partnerships in the intermediate order revealed obvious weaknesses that need to be addressed before the next mission. ICC Champions Trophy 2025.

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