NZ vs SL 2nd Test: New Zealand beat Sri Lanka! Kiwinee 2-0 Jinkali Malika

Pudhari Online Desk: NZ vs SL 2nd Test: New Zealand, the host of the second Test at Wellington, defeated Sri Lanka by an innings and 58 runs to blow the ball away. Yasah kiwi sanghane pahunya sanghala clean sweep det doon test samanyanchi malika 2-0 aashi zinkali aahe. Playing follow-on, Sri Lankan team scored 358 runs in 142 centuries on the fourth day. Yet New Zealand won a deserved victory.

Sri Lanka’s first six on the fourth day

Earlier, playing 113 runs ahead of the third day, Sri Lanka’s first six (44) on the fourth day was a big blow. Mat Henrye Bananas after Kusal Mendisla (50). After that 46.1 years, Angelo Mathewshi (32) Maghari Partala. Tickner removed his chance. At this time Sri Lanka’s score would have been 116 after 4. From here onwards, Dinesh Chandimal and Dhananjay de Silva defended the Kiwi bowlers’ attack with a restrained game. Both the batsmen completed their half-centuries and added a century to take the score past 200. Upaharapurvi Tiknar after Chandimalala (62) got Karun Kiwi Sanghala the fifth success. Sri Lanka had scored 249 runs after 78 centuries till the break. Dhananjay 63 and Nishan Madushka 6 runs would have played unbeaten. (NZ vs SL 2nd Test)

After the break, both the batsmen completed the half-century partnership and Sanghan completed 300 runs. Merely, only Jodi Tiknare Phodli. He banana after Madushkala (39). Till Chahapana, Sri Lanka had 105.4 runs in 6 overs and 318 runs. After tea, Dhananjay (98) Tambut Paratla. Only two runners scored his century. Michael Bracewell took his wicket.

After this, the lower-order batsmen tried to remain stable, but due to monotony, Krijwar went to the pavilion wearing a hat. Kasun Rajita scored 20 runs in 110 deliveries. By taking his wicket, Saudis hunted him and Sri Lanka’s Daw Sampushtat Anala and Samanyasah Malika Khishat Takli. Kiwi skipper Tim Saudi and Blair Tickner took three wickets each. Michael Bracewell got 2 wickets, Matt Henry and Doug Bracewell got 1-1 wickets. (NZ vs SL 2nd Test)

New Zealand face Asa Jinkla

Batting first after losing Nanefake, New Zealand declared 580 runs after 4 balls. Kane Williamson (215) and Henry Nicholls (200) scored double centuries for the team. Playing under the pressure of big runs, the Sri Lankan team scored 164 runs in the first innings. After this, he was given a follow-up by the host. In the second inning, Sri Lanka made a big splash and scored 358 runs. But you could not avoid your defeat.

Kivinchya Bhumivar lost the 7th Test series

Sri Lanka have a poor record in New Zealand’s over-the-ground Test matches. This is the 7th defeat of the Lankan Sangha on the home ground against the host Sangha. The first Test series between the two countries was played in New Zealand in 1982–83, in which Yajmanani would have made a 2–0 clean sweep. After this 1996-97 year (2-0), 2004-05 year (1-0), 2014-15 year (2-0), 2015-16 year (1-0) and 2018-19 year (1-0) Sri Lanka (1-0) Defeated in New Zealand.

Dhananjay’s Testat completed 3 thousand raids

Or Dhananjay de Silva scored a century in the match. But on the fourth day, he did a great job and completed three thousand runs in Test cricket. He became the 15th Lankan batsman to achieve such a feat. He got 47th test and 85th dawat ha tappa gathla. Former captain Kumar Sangakkara (12,400), Mahela Jayawardene (12,400) and Angelo Mathews (7,118) are the leading Test scorers for Sri Lanka.

Williamson-Nicholls’ Vikram

Williamson and Nicholls made the Wellington Test memorable by scoring brilliant double centuries. Thirley became the first New Zealand pair to score a dazzling double century in a Test match. In Test cricket, such a feat has happened a total of 18 times so far. Former captains Williamson and Nicholls put on a marathon partnership of 467 deliveries and 363 runs for the third wicket.

Williamson completes 8,000 runs

Williamson completed 8,000 runs in the Wellington Test. He became the first player from New Zealand to reach this figure. With the highest score of 251, Williamson’s Navavar Test has 6 double centuries, 28 centuries and 33 half-centuries. Ross Taylor (7,683), Stephen Fleming (7,172) and Brendon McCullum (6,453) are the second highest run-getters for New Zealand after Williamson.

The 32-year-old Williamson became the leading run-scorer in the two Test series. He scored a total of 337 runs in 3 innings at a batting average of 168.50 and a strike rate of 67.27. His colleague Nichols finished second. He scored 222 runs in 3 innings at an average of 111.00. In bowling, Tim Southee (11) and Matt Henry (11) were the joint highest wicket takers.