Statistical highlights – Sri Lanka vs West Indies, 1st ODI

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West Indies cricketer Darren Bravo (L) runs as Sri Lankan ground staff cover the pitch as rain stopped play during the first One Day International (ODI) match between Sri Lanka and the West Indies at the R. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo on November 1, 2015. AFP PHOTO / LAKRUWAN WANNIARACHCHI (Photo credit should read LAKRUWAN WANNIARACHCHI/AFP/Getty Images)

The ODI series between the Sri Lanka and West Indies underwent at Colombo where the hosts who a thriller in a rain hurtled game. After West Indies put on 159 in restricted 26 overs, Sri Lanka needed 163 according to D/L method and they got off to a glorious start. However, they collapsed and started towards defeat but they recovered towards the end and sneaked in with a 1-wicket win.

Statistical highlights – Sri Lanka vs West Indies, 1st ODI:

305 – Balls bowled during this game. This is the 10th shortest result producing game in terms of balls on Sri Lankan soil.

1 – Wickets left in hand for Sri Lanka when they chased down the target. This is only the 3rd time in ODIs when Sri Lanka won by a wicket margin.

119 – Runs scored by West Indies after the rain break. They scored those runs in just 70 balls.

184.37 – Tillakaratne Dilshan’s strike rate during his innings of 59 was 184.37. This is only the 18th instance where an opener had a strike rate of 180 and more after facing 30 balls.

25 – Balls taken by Tillakaratne Dilshan to complete his fifty. This is his fastest fifty in ODI Cricket.

11.5 – Only the 2nd time in his ODI career, Ajantha Mendis conceded over an economy of 10. He conceded 46 runs in 4 overs in this game.

5 – Runs scored by Tillakaratne Dilshan on offside in this innings. However, he has scored 54 runs on on-side. Dilshan scored 19 runs each through fine leg region and square leg region while in mid-wicket and long on region, he scored 8 runs each.

54 – For the first time in his 54 match International career, Johnson Charles rolled his arms. He started with a wide and finished off getting hit for a six on free-hit after bowling a no-ball. His figures read 0.5-0-12-0.

11 – Jonathan Carter bowled for the first time in his 11 match ODI career. He recorded figures of 2.1-0-14-2.

276.92 – Jason Holder’s strike rate during his innings of 36 off 13 is the 2nd highest S/R for a West Indian in an ODI innings after facing 10 balls. Best is by Andrew Russell, who had S/R off 323.07 vs Pakistan during World Cup 2015 fixture.

3 – Jason Holder’s strike rate off 276.92 during his innings is the 3rd highest S/R for a captain in an ODI innings after facing 10 balls. Only AB de Villiers and Brendon McCullum had better S/R in an ODI innings as captain.

12 – Sixes hit during this game. West Indies struck 8 sixes while Sri Lanka hit only 4.

23 – Fours hit during this game. West Indies hit only 9 fours while Sri Lanka did strike 14 fours.

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