Zimbabwe will consider what might have been. They didn't close their innings also as they could have in the principal ODI, however on Sri Lankan tracks, 296 for 9 is normally a triumphant aggregate. Furthermore past several botched opportunities, they were by and large not appallingly indisciplined in the subsequent innings, all things considered. Zimbabwe were essentially defeated by Sri Lanka's young batting gifts - Pathum Nissanka and Charith Asalanka - and Dinesh Chandimal.
There is maybe a case for Zimbabwe amplifying their twist assault, notwithstanding, in light of the fact that while it was the seamers that asserted most of wickets on Sunday, it was the spinners who were better at controlling the run rate in the initial 40 overs, when just seven wickets fell across the two innings.
Without Dushmantha Chameera and Wanindu Hasaranga - Sri Lanka's primary wicket-taking dangers - the actual hosts needed hazard. On the off chance that another level surface is on offer on Tuesday, another high-scoring match (by Sri Lankan principles at any rate) could eventuate
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