Maheesh Theekshana [2.0-0-12-0] is back into the attack

Adrian Holdstock, the fourth official, issued a clarification on Angelo Mathews's dismissal during the innings break: "The ICC World Cup Playing Conditions supersede the MCC Laws of Cricket. When it comes to timed out, at a fall of wicket or even a retirement of a batsman, the incoming batter has to be in position and ready to receive the ball within two minutes or his other partner to receive the ball in two minutes. We have certain protocols here within the PCT where the TV umpire at the fall of a wicket, he basically monitors the two minutes and he'll then relay the message through to the onfield umpires. In the instance this afternoon, the batter wasn't ready to receive the ball within those two minutes even before the strap became an issue for him. (Who initiated the appeal?) In the Playing Conditions, the fielding captain requested or initiated the appeal to Marais Erasmus who was the standing umpire that he wanted to appeal for timed out. Just after the strap came loose, the fielding captain can basically request to appeal for a timed out. (No discretion to be used for equipment malfunction?) I think, as a batsman, you need to make sure that you have all your equipment in place in order to make sure you get here because you actually have to be ready to receive the ball within two minutes, not ready to prepare or take your guard. Technically, you should be there within 50 seconds to make sure all those things are in place before you actually receive the ball."

Mathews to Shanto, 1 run, once more uses his feet and still does not time the drive, the bat turns on impact and the ball rolls to sweeper

Mathews to Shanto, no run, shimmies down to make his own pace and is met by a back of a length delivery, chopped to cover

Mathews to Shanto, no run, full pitcher outside off, Shanto nails the drive but cannot beat DDS near cover

Mathews to Shanto, no run, once more shapes in and cramps Shanto for room,

Mathews to Shanto, no run

Mathews to Shanto, no run, just a hint of inward nip, Shanto looks to tuck it into the leg-side and is beaten on the inside edge,

Chameera to Shakib, no run

Chameera to Shakib, FOUR, to deep backward point

Chameera to Shakib, no run, a stifled appeal for caught behind is denied! 136kph back of a length ball around leg-stump, Shakib moves inside the line and tries to glance it towards fine leg but misses.

Chameera to Shakib, SIX, Shakib premeditates and shuffles across his stumps. He was expecting the short ball.

Chameera to Shakib, no run

Chameera to Shakib, no run, 142.2kph skiddy back of a length ball, Shakib is cramped for room as he tries to work it across

Dilshan Madhushanka in Powerplay this WC
Inns: 8
Wickets: 9
Avg: 17.66
SR: 22.0
ER: 4.81

Mathews to Shanto, no run

Mathews to Shanto, 2 runs, to silly point

Mathews to Shanto, no run

Mathews to Shakib, 1 run, dropped! Shakib once again

Mathews to Shakib, no run, Shakib uses his feet and Mathews drags his length back. It moves away after landing and Shakib tries to loft it over covers but misses.