South Africa vs Sri Lanka Live Score and Commentary, , ICC World Cup Warm Up Matches, 24 May, 2019

COMPLETED / / Sophia Gardens

South Africa

338/7 (50 ov)

Sri Lanka

251/10 (42.3 ov)

South Africa won by 87 runs

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Batting	R	B	4s	6s	SR
Thisara Perera	8	11	0	0	72.72
Bowling	O	M	R	W	ECO
Imran Tahir	5.3	0	31	1	5.63
Dewald Pretorius	5	0	34	1	6.80

South Africa won by 87 runs

South Africa vs Sri Lanka, Live Cricket Commentary

1

38.5

Jean Paul Duminy to Milinda Siriwardana, 1 run,
w

38.6

Angelo Mathews c C Morris b J Duminy 64 (66) Jean Paul Duminy to Angelo Mathews, no run, c C Morris b J Duminy,
End of over 39 (11 runs)
1. Angelo Mathews 64 (66)
2. Milinda Siriwardana 5 (3)
3. Jean Paul Duminy 2-0-20-1
4. Andile Phehlukwayo 6-0-35-3
5. Sri Lanka 235/7
0

39.1

Andile Phehlukwayo to Thisara Perera, no run,
0

39.2

Andile Phehlukwayo to Thisara Perera, no run,
1

39.3

Andile Phehlukwayo to Thisara Perera, 1 run,
w

39.4

Milinda Siriwardana c A Markram b A Phehlukwayo 5 (4) Andile Phehlukwayo to Milinda Siriwardana, no run, c A Markram b A Phehlukwayo,
0

39.5

Andile Phehlukwayo to Jeffrey Vandersay, no run,
0

39.6

Andile Phehlukwayo to Jeffrey Vandersay, no run,
End of over 40 (1 runs)
1. Jeffrey Vandersay 0 (2)
2. Thisara Perera 1 (3)
3. Andile Phehlukwayo 7-0-36-4
4. Jean Paul Duminy 2-0-20-1
5. Sri Lanka 236/8
1

40.1

Jean Paul Duminy to Thisara Perera, 1 run,
1

40.2

Jean Paul Duminy to Jeffrey Vandersay, 1 run,
0

40.3

Jean Paul Duminy to Thisara Perera, no run,
1wd

40.4

Jean Paul Duminy to Thisara Perera, 1 wide,
1

40.4

Jean Paul Duminy to Thisara Perera, 1 run,
1wd

40.5

Jean Paul Duminy to Jeffrey Vandersay, 1 wide,
1wd

40.5

Jean Paul Duminy to Jeffrey Vandersay, 1 wide,
0

40.5

Jean Paul Duminy to Jeffrey Vandersay, no run,
1

40.6

Jean Paul Duminy to Jeffrey Vandersay, 1 run,
End of over 41 (7 runs)
1. Jeffrey Vandersay 2 (5)
2. Thisara Perera 3 (6)
3. Jean Paul Duminy 3-0-27-1
4. Andile Phehlukwayo 7-0-36-4
5. Sri Lanka 243/8
1

41.1

Dewald Pretorius to Jeffrey Vandersay, 1 run,
1

41.2

Dewald Pretorius to Thisara Perera, 1 run,
w

41.3

Jeffrey Vandersay c J Duminy b Dewald Pretorius 3 (7) Dewald Pretorius to Jeffrey Vandersay, no run, c J Duminy b Dewald Pretorius,
1

41.4

Dewald Pretorius to Suranga Lakmal, 1 run,
2

41.5

Dewald Pretorius to Thisara Perera, 2 runs,
1

41.6

Dewald Pretorius to Thisara Perera, 1 run,
End of over 42 (6 runs)
1. Thisara Perera 7 (9)
2. Suranga Lakmal 1 (1)
3. Dewald Pretorius 5-0-34-1
4. Jean Paul Duminy 3-0-27-1
5. Sri Lanka 249/9
0

42.1

Imran Tahir to Thisara Perera, no run,
1wd

42.2

Imran Tahir to Thisara Perera, 1 wide,
1

42.2

Imran Tahir to Thisara Perera, 1 run,
w

42.3

Suranga Lakmal lbw b MI Tahir 1 (2) Imran Tahir to Suranga Lakmal, no run, lbw b MI Tahir,

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Recent Performance (Last 5 Matches)

Opponent	Description	Date
Australia (SA won by an inning and 31 runs)	2nd Match	18 Oct 2026
Australia (AUS won by 214 runs)	1st Match	9 Oct 2026
Australia (AUS won by 45 runs (DLS Method))	3rd Match	30 Sep 2026
Australia (SA won by 32 runs)	2nd Match	27 Sep 2026
Australia (SA won by 67 runs)	1st Match	24 Sep 2026

Opponent	Description	Date
Pakistan (SL won by 8 wickets)	5th ODI	27 Oct 2026
England (SL won by 2 wickets)	3rd ODI	22 Oct 2026
Pakistan (PAK won by 37 runs)	1st ODI	18 Oct 2026
Pakistan (SL won by 8 wickets)	3rd T20I	13 Oct 2026
Pakistan (PAK won by 82 runs)	2nd T20I	11 Oct 2026

Key Stats

Partnership: 6 run (1 ov): Suranga Lakmal: 1 (2), Thisara Perera: 4 (4)
Last Bat: Suranga Lakmal 1(2) - lbw b MI Tahir Imran Tahir
Fall of Wickets: 0 - 1 Kusal Perera, 10 - 2 Lahiru Thirimanne, 72 - 3 Kusal Mendis, 170 - 4 Dimuth Karunaratne, 199 - 5 Dhananjaya de Silva, 220 - 6 Jeevan Mendis, 235 - 7 Angelo Mathews, 236 - 8 Milinda Siriwardana, 245 - 9 Jeffrey Vandersay, 251 - 10 Suranga Lakmal
Reviews Remaining: Sri Lanka - 0 of 0, South Africa - 0 of 0
Toss: Sri Lanka elected to bowl

Match Info

Match:
Series: ICC World Cup Warm Up Matches
Date: Friday, May 24, 2019
Time: 03:00 PM
Venue: Sophia Gardens
City: Cardiff
Umpires: Paul Wilson (Australia), Richard Illingworth (England), Chris Gaffaney (New Zealand, TV)
Referee: Andy Pycroft (Zimbabwe)