Britain Pacer Imprint Wood Controlled Out Of Residual Tests versus Sri Lanka, To Be Supplanted By...

Uncapped English quick bowler Josh Structure will supplant Imprint Wood in the excess two Test matches of the series against Sri Lanka after the 34-year-old experienced a right thigh muscle strain

Britain Pacer Imprint Wood Managed Out Of Residual Tests versus Sri Lanka, To Be Supplanted By...Uncapped English quick bowler Josh Frame will supplant Imprint Wood in the excess two Test matches of the series against Sri Lanka after the 34-year-old experienced a right thigh muscle strain.

Britain Pacer Imprint Wood Managed Out Of Residual Tests versus Sri Lanka, To Be Supplanted By...

Uncapped English quick bowler Josh Frame will supplant Imprint Wood in the leftover two Test matches of the series against Sri Lanka after the 34-year-old experienced a right thigh muscle strain while bowling in the second innings of the Manchester Test, as per the ICC.

 Structure is a left-arm seamer, who as of late highlighted in the Britain Lions apparatus against Sri Lanka, and got five wickets at a normal of 14.8. Wood had a remarkable beginning to his spell in the subsequent inning, getting the wicket of Dimuth Karunaratne off his most memorable ball, yet pulled out of his run-up in the 56th over, and left the field.

He didn't bowl again in the game, which Britain ultimately won by five wickets.

Recapping the principal match of the series, SL won the throw and picked to bat first. Battling at 113/7, it was thumps from captain Dhananjaya de Silva (74 out of 84 balls, with eight fours) and Milan Rathnayake (72 out of 135 balls, with six fours and two sixes) that pushed SL to 236/10.

Chris Woakes (3/32) and Shoaib Bashir (3/55) were the top bowlers for Britain.

Regardless of an unfortunate beginning and a precarious score of 67/3, fine exhibitions from center request hitters Joe Root (42 out of 57 balls with four limits), Harry Stream (56 out of 73 balls with four limits), and centurion Jamie Smith (111 of every 148 balls, with eight fours and a six) assisted Britain with accomplishing a lead of 122 runs as they were packaged out for 358 runs.

Ashitha Fernando (4/103) and Prabhat Jayasuriya (3/85) conveyed fine spells for Sri Lanka.

In their subsequent innings, SL by and by ended up in a problematic position, with the score perusing 95/4.

 Nonetheless, veterans Angelo Matthews (65 out of 145 balls, with two fours and a six), and Dinesh Chandimal (79 of every 119 balls, with seven fours) shaped a 78-run organization to push SL towards a lead. Afterward, keeping his fine structure, Kamindu Mendis pummeled his second Test ton in five innings, scoring 113 of every 183 balls, with 15 fours and a six. SL set up a sum of 326/10, providing them with a good lead of 204 runs.

Woakes and Matthew Potts (3/47) took three wickets each to lead Britain's bowling outlines.

In answer, Britain was in a tight situation at 70/3. Notwithstanding, Root's cool headed 50 years (62* in 128 balls with two fours) and strong commitments from Creek (32 of every 68 balls, with three fours) and Smith (39* in 48 balls, with four limits and a six) took Britain to a five-wicket win.

Britain took a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.

Britain team: Ollie Pope (C), Gus Atkinson, Shoaib Bashir, Harry Stream, Jordan Cox, Ben Duckett, Josh Frame, Dan Lawrence, Matthew Potts, Joe Root, Jamie Smith, Olly Stone, Chris Woakes.