Sri Lanka must achieve a clean sweep of their two-Test series against New Zealand to remain in contention for the World Test Championship final. Meanwhile, if India wins the fourth Test match against Australia, commencing Thursday in Ahmedabad, it wi
New Zealand won the toss and elected to field first. Sri Lanka, batting first, scored 355 runs in their first innings. Notable partnerships included a century stand between Kusal Mendis and Dimuth Karunaratne, and a half-century partnership between A
Daryl Mitchell led New Zealand's impressive batting display with a superb 102. He was well-supported by Matt Henry (72) and Tom Latham (67). Devon Conway (30), Neil Wagner (27), and Michael Bracewell and Tim Southee (both 25) also contributed signifi
New Zealand posted a first-innings total of 373 runs, spearheaded by a century from Mitchell. Sri Lanka, in reply, reached 83/3 in their second innings.