Sri Lanka bowl first, concede 429, then chase it down in Rawalpindi
Harry Brook's double hundred fills the first half of Sports TV's highlights, and a chase built by four Sri Lankan batters fills the second.
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Match Highlights | England vs Sri Lanka | Match 3 | ODI Tri-Series 2026 | PCB | M9S1H
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- 0:46Sri Lanka win the toss and choose to bowl first in Rawalpindi.
- 2:22Tom Banton reaches fifty before Dunith Wellalage removes him.
- 5:47Harry Brook completes his century with a boundary.
- 8:55Brook reaches his double hundred off 114 balls; England set 430.
- 14:29Pavan Rathnayake completes his second ODI hundred.
- 17:48Josh Tongue takes two wickets in two balls; the finish comes at 18:03.
Sri Lanka won the toss and chose to bowl. By the end of England's innings that decision looked costly: a target of 430, and a captain who had just rewritten the record book.
The captain was Harry Brook. Sports TV's highlights follow him from a ninth one-day fifty to three figures and then to a double hundred off 114 balls, which the commentary greets as the quickest in ODI cricket. Tom Banton adds a fifty and Joe Root keeps him company. Brook falls on the last ball of the innings.
That was the story the morning after England batted, as we reported here. These highlights carry the rest of it, and they have drawn close to three million views since yesterday.
The chase starts badly, with early wickets, before Avishka Fernando steadies it with a half-century. Pavan Rathnayake goes on to his second ODI hundred ("what a wonderful innings it has been," says one commentator), and Dasun Shanaka's fifty keeps Sri Lanka up with a rate that began at more than eight an over. Then Josh Tongue takes two wickets in two balls, and England are back in it. Janith Liyanage settles it with a six over long-off, giving Sri Lanka a two-wicket win with one ball to spare.
The comments read like a scorecard of thanks. Viewers credit Avishka and Pavan for building the innings, Shanaka for keeping hope alive and Liyanage for finishing it. Several are already ranking it among the great one-day matches. A few ask whether England missed a spinner like Adil Rashid.
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Avishka and pawan built inning strenthly
Dasun gave more hopes
Janith completed it ❤🎉@Sasindu18-t6tSee it on YouTubeOne of the greatest matches
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3. This match@SuperQuiet-w7uSee it on YouTubeWhat a match ❤️. Happy after watching middle order batsman of srilanka doing good. Love from India ❤️ as always
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What a game by srilanka..salute ❤
@crazy_shorts_12340See it on YouTubeSri Lanka Golden Day Today ❤
@ALIF-GSMSee it on YouTubePavan rathnayaka's batting techniques are very iconic.
@yashenanjana5815See it on YouTubeShanaka really underrated
@mhminar6845See it on YouTubeGoosebumps victory moment
@DivineReels999See it on YouTube🔥 What a chase by Sri Lanka! 🇱🇰👏 Chasing 429 against England is simply unbelievable! 💪🏏 What a fighting spirit and team performance! Hats off to Sri Lanka! 👑🏆
@princeranaut9845See it on YouTubeEngland will never forget this match 😂
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