Top 5 Most Outstanding Sri Lankan Women’s T20I Run Chases

Top 5 Most Outstanding Sri Lankan Women's T20I Run Chases

Sri Lanka Women’s have shown great skill in T20I run chases, successfully reaching challenging targets set by tough opponents. Their strong batting has led to impressive wins, even in high-pressure situations.

5. 141 SRI-W vs PAK-W, Dambulla, 2024

Chamari Athapaththu put up a resilient performance, scoring 63 runs from 48 balls, while Anushka Sanjeewani stayed not out with 24 runs from 22 balls. Their efforts helped Sri Lanka reach a total of 141 for 7, securing a thrilling three-wicket win against Pakistan, who had posted a target of 140 for 4. This victory has taken Sri Lanka women’s to the final of the Women’s Asia Cup 2024 for the second time in a row.

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4. 141 SRI-W vs NZ-W, Colombo (PSS), 2023

Sri Lanka’s opening duo comfortably chased the target of 141, reaching 143 without losing a wicket and with 33 balls to spare. Chamari Athapaththu’s outstanding 80 not out from 47 deliveries led them to a dominant ten-wicket victory over New Zealand in the third T20I, even though they lost the series.

3. 148 SRI-W vs IND-W, Vizianagaram, 2014

Sri Lanka Women successfully chased down a target of 148 in Vizianagaram, reaching 148 for 7 with just one ball to spare. Captain Shashikala Siriwardene played a crucial role, scoring 52 runs to secure a thrilling three-wicket victory against India Women. This win marked a strong comeback after a challenging ODI series.

2. 156 SRI-W vs SA-W, East London, 2024

Sri Lanka’s women’s cricket team achieved an exciting four-wicket win over South Africa, successfully chasing a target of 156 runs with only five balls remaining. Chamari Athapaththu’s impressive 73 runs, along with Harshitha Samarawickrama’s 54, played a key role in securing this historic T20I series victory.

1. 166 SRI-W vs IND-W, Dambulla, 2024

Sri Lanka’s women’s cricket team secured their first-ever Women’s T20 Asia Cup title with a dominant eight-wicket win over India. Chasing a target of 166 runs, they reached 167 for 2 with eight balls remaining. Chamari Athapaththu played a key role, scoring 61 runs, while Harshitha Samarawickrama stayed unbeaten with 69 runs. Kavisha Dilhari also made a valuable all-round contribution to the victory.

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