Intense Confrontation in Tri-Series Match Between India A and Sri Lanka A

In a thrilling encounter during the tri-series, tensions flared between India A's Vaibhav Sooryavanshi and a Sri Lanka A player, leading to a heated confrontation. Both teams ended their innings with 265 runs, showcasing remarkable performances. Discover the key moments and statistics from this exciting match, including penalties and upcoming fixtures.

By Narendra Chaudhary Jun 15, 2026, 19:15 IST

Tensions Rise After Match

Following the conclusion of the fourth match in the tri-series held in Dambulla, a heated exchange occurred between Vaibhav Sooryavanshi and a player from Sri Lanka A. Sooryavanshi appeared visibly frustrated and approached the SL A player. Fortunately, Niroshan Dickwella, the captain of Sri Lanka A and an experienced international cricketer, intervened to calm the situation. Video replays indicated that a comment made by the SL A player regarding the 15-year-old Sooryavanshi triggered the confrontation. In the Super Over, Sooryavanshi managed to score 6 runs off three deliveries. India was tasked with chasing down 17 runs during the powerplay, but Suryansh Shedge could only muster 3 runs from his three balls. Sooryavanshi ran a double on the fourth ball and hit a four on the fifth, but was unable to score on the last ball of the Super Over.

India A has secured one victory out of three matches, placing them in second position, while Sri Lanka A leads with two wins from three matches. India A had previously triumphed over SL A in their opening match.

Match Summary: Both Teams Equal at 265 Runs

Both Teams Score 265 in 50 Overs

In a remarkable display, both India A and Sri Lanka A concluded their innings with identical scores of 265 runs in 50 overs. Suryansh Shedge played a pivotal role, scoring 72 runs off 66 balls, while all-rounder Vipraj Nigam contributed significantly with a vital half-century. For Sri Lanka A, Sadeera Samarawickrama was the standout performer, amassing 93 runs off 113 balls. In a dramatic finish, SL A fell short by 5 runs in the final over bowled by Arshad Khan. Notably, both teams faced penalties during the first innings; India A was docked 10 runs after Vipraj Nigam received two warnings for infringing on the protected area of the pitch, while SL A was penalized 5 runs when the ball struck wicketkeeper Dickwell's helmet placed on the field. India A's next challenge will be against Afghanistan A on Wednesday (June 17).