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With slow track expected for final, Lanka rely on spin and home factor

The Morning Standard

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September 17, 2023

The Asia Cup final between co-hosts Sri Lanka and India on Sunday will be the sixth match at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo since September 9.

With slow track expected for final, Lanka rely on spin and home factor

Given the number of contests the venue has hosted in the past nine days, there is a high chance of a slow and turning track.

If that turns out to be true then the Dasun Shanaka-led side has the potential to defeat India in the summit clash.

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