Sri Lanka vs South Africa 5th ODI Preview – 31st July 2013

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Sri Lanka vs South Africa 5th ODI is now no more climax for Series which are hosted in Sri Lanka 2013 – Sri Lanka take away the series in 4th ODI with a new record Hghh Run chase in pallekele international cricket stadium with 8 wickts win, South Africans Cpt (AB de Villiers has expressed disappointment with his batting line up and want to improve their skills which is helpfull fot SA teams, South Africa is very target for Sri Lanka. AB de Villiers will have to inspire his team to turn around and improve on his own faulty batting and ensure the series finishes 3-2. Kusal Perera is expected to make a return to the top of the order after loosing his place only 4 games ago but will want to make sure he scores big so he is regarded as the number one man for that job.

Match Information :

July 31, Colombo
Starting Time: 1430 Local Time (0900 GMT Time)

Team News:

Sri Lanka (probable): 1. Kusal Perera, 2. Tillakaratne Dilshan, 3. Kumar Sangakkara (wk), 4. Lahiru Thirimanne, 5. Dinesh Chandimal, 6. Angelo Mathews (c), 7. Angelo Perera, 8. Thisara Perera, 9. Sachithra Senanayake, 10. Shaminda Eranga, 11. Ajantha Mendis

South Africa (probable): 1. Hashim Amla, 2. Quinton de Kock/Alviro Petersen, 3. JP Duminy, 4. AB de Villiers, 5. Faf du Plessis, 6. David Miller, 7. Farhaan Behardien, 8. Robin Peterson, 9. Ryan McLaren/Rory Kleinveldt, 10. Morne Morkel, 11. Lonwabo Tsotsobe

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