Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis is confident that his team will forget the poor performance against India and perform well in the remaining two matches of the ongoing 2023 ODI World Cup as they head to Pakistan for the Champions Trophy tour. I hope you will give me a chance. 2025.
Rohit Sharma’s team outscored the Sri Lankan team in all three categories, giving the island nation no chance against the mighty Indian team. The Men in Blue’s fast bowlers hunted in packs and did not give the opposition batsmen any respite as the Sri Lankan batsmen failed to assert themselves against the top-notch Indian bowling attack.
Talking to the media ahead of the match against Bangladesh, Kusal Mendis expressed his disappointment at not being able to catch up with the hosts India in the previous match and expressed his team’s shortcomings in the next two matches to win the tournament. He said he hopes to overcome this. Finish with a good result and qualify for the Champions Trophy 2025.
“It’s hard to keep thinking about the previous game because I feel so sad when I actually talk about it. There are still two games left in this tournament. We are aware of our shortcomings and are focused on the upcoming matches,” said Kusal Mendis.
“We want to forget this game as soon as possible. But it’s not a game that can be easily forgotten. We don’t think about this game and are always thinking about the next two. We should try to prepare for the match,” Kusal Mendis added.
Each team will qualify for the eight-team ICC Champions Trophy in 2025, along with designated hosts Pakistan, providing further incentive to finish in the top seven of the current World Cup table. You can get it. He will be one of the teams as Sri Lanka looks to secure a spot in the mega event to be held in Pakistan.
Why Would I Want To Congratulate Virat Kohli? – Kusal Mendis
A journalist asked Kusal Mendis about Virat Kohli’s century and record-setting at a press conference ahead of Sri Lanka’s important match against Bangladesh. The Sri Lankan captain responded directly and seemed more focused on his country’s performance in the current ODI World Cup.
“Virat Kohli has just completed his 49th ODI hundred. Do you want to congratulate him?” the reporter asked.
“Why do I want to bless him?” Kusal Mendis replied: “Why should I bless him?”
Virat Kohli scored his 48th goal against Bangladesh and although he narrowly missed Tendulkar’s record for most ODI tons against Sri Lanka and New Zealand, he played very well and was able to enter a packedEden. Gardens
He reached his 49th ODI hundred. >crowd
