Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh 2025: Sinhalese sports club pitch report, test statistics, Colombo record



Sri Lanka and Bangladesh It is set to collide in the second test to determine the series at Sinhalese Sports Club (SSC) in Colombo from June 25th. The first test at Gal ended with a rain-affected draw. With the series tied together, both teams are keen to not only charge the series but also secure a victory to start something new ICC World Test Championship (WTC) 2025–27 Cycle Positive notes.

Sri Lanka will face Bangladesh without Angelo Matthews

Sri Lanka has not retired recently Angelo Matthews And injured pacer Milan Ratnayakebut they strengthened their team, including a left arm spinner. Danis Wellerage And experienced seamen Vishwa Fernando. The host has a formidable home record against Bangladesh, losing only once in 15 tests in Sri Lankan soils, and is trying to take advantage of familiar conditions. Dineshchandimalin particular, it has a great shape at No. 3, and Colombo Pitch’s pace and spin divisions are strengthened, and is expected to provide support to both seamers and spinners.

Meanwhile, Bangladesh is keen to show resilience in the first test drawn and build on its momentum. Especially their spinners Nayeem Hasanhas achieved success against Sri Lanka in the past, and visitors expect another strong performance from the bowling unit. However, Bangladesh’s consistency away from home remains a challenge and both history and home advantage must be overcome to win a rare series victory in Sri Lanka. With the series line and both teams looking for a fresh start at WTC, Colombo Test promises to be a competitive, close-up encounter.

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Sinhalese Sports Club Pitch Report:

The pitch at the Sinhalese Sports Club in Colombo is traditionally known for being batting-friendly in the early stages of test matches, providing a good pace and carry for the batter. As the game progresses, the surface tends to slow down, especially after the third day. The sailor may find the help of a new ball, but as cracks develop and the pitch begins to provide more turns and variable bounce, a real challenge for the batter usually arises. Teams that win tosses usually prefer to hit the bat first to take advantage of the best batting conditions before the surface gets worse. Expect surfaces that reward patience and skill. Both the spinner and the pacer could play a role as the match unfolds.

Test statistics and records at Sinhala sports clubs

  • Total Match: 45
  • The match won the batting first: 16
  • The match won the bowling first: 15
  • Average 1 inning score: 325
  • Average 2 inning scores:351
  • Average 3 inning scores: 276
  • Average 4 inning score: 182
  • The highest total recorded: 756/5 (185.1 ov) by SL vs RSA
  • Minimum total recorded: 81/10 (28.1 ov) by Sl vs Eng
  • Best personal score: Mahera Jayalden (374 in Sri Lanka)
  • Best Bowling Figures in the Innings: Rangana Herath (Sri Lanka 9/127)
  • Best Bowling Figure in the Match: Rangana Herath (14/184 in Sri Lanka)

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