In the Twenty20 International series, India swept the hosts Sri Lanka 3-0.
They won the third Twenty20 International in the Pallekele Super Over after winning the first two matches with relative ease.
Notably, this series marked the first-ever head coach and full-time T20I captain assignments for Gautam Gambhir and Suryakumar Yadav of India.
These are the main lessons learned from the show.
Sri Lanka’s center request breakdowns
While SL’s main three hitters Pathum Nissanka, Kusal Mendis, and Kusal Perera were among the runs, their center request players couldn’t do a lot.
The opener saw SL go from 140/1 to 170 full scale.
The hosts were again ready at 130/2 in the subsequent game yet were limited to 161/9.
Pursuing 138 in the third T20I, they were limited to 137/8 subsequent to being easily positioned at 110/1.
India’s battles with the new ball
The Indian bowlers battled to take wickets with the new ball.
While SL lost no wickets in the powerplay gradually work in the first and third games, they were just a single down at the 10th over mark in the subsequent match.
What saved the Indian bowlers is their capacity to return in the last five overs.
Indian players ruled the initial two games
Indian hitters were all around the Lankans in the initial two games. The guests aggregated 213/7 in the opener as any semblance of Suryakumar, Yashasvi Jaiswal, and Rishabh Gasp scored at least 40.
They expected to pursue down the reexamined focus of 78 out of eight overs in the downpour affected second T20I.
Suryakumar and Yashasvi featured again as India won in 6.3 overs.
India’s breakdown in the third T20I
Having secured the series, India rolled out four improvements in the third game.
SL bowlers were more clinical in the dead elastic as India were once down to 48/2.
Shubman Gill (39), Riyan Parag (26), and Washington Sundar assisted them with posting a decent 137/9.
The game saw Sanju Samson pack his second progressive duck.
Parttime bowlers featured for India
The series saw a few expert Indian players turn their arm over.
While Riyan asserted three wickets in the series opener, SKY and Rinku Singh took two wickets each in the lone over they bowled in the last game.
The bowling skill of expert Indian players will absolutely diminish the weight on the assigned all-rounders.
It will likewise upgrade the group’s equilibrium.