Pathum Nissanka breaks Sri Lanka record in T20Is after consecutive fifties in Asia Cup 2025

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Hong Kong were onto something before Sri Lanka kept their calm and got over the line with the all-rounder Wanindu Hasaranga finishing things off as the defending Men's T20 Asia Cup champions inched a step closer to a spot in Super Fours in the ongoing edition. Losing four wickets for 13 runs wasn't what the doctor ordered for Sri Lanka, as they panicked a bit despite being in a comfortable position to chase down the target of 150 after Pathum Nissanka's second consecutive fifty, but Hasaranga, with an unbeaten 20 off just nine deliveries, took his side over the line.

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