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હોમ  »  Cricket  »  Lanka Premier League, 2026  »  Match 14 Full Commentary

Dambulla Sixers vs Galle Gallants Match 14 Full Commentary

Result · Jul 26 2026, Sun - 07:30 PM (IST)
Match 14, - Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium
DS
176/7 (20.0)
GG
220/6 (20.0)
Galle Gallants beat Dambulla Sixers by 44 runs
CRR:8.80
Player Of The Match
  • 19.7

    Six! Hammered! The batter has thrown the kitchen sink at this one, slogging this well over mid on.

  • 19.6

    No run, the slog is played by the batter . But does not result in any run.

  • 19.5

    Six! Hammered! The batter has thrown the kitchen sink at this one, slogging this well over covers.

  • 19.4

    5 Wides! Play and a miss! The batter wasn't quite sure how to play that one.

  • 19.3

    Six! That is a lovely shot. The batter has just lofted this with fine timing and cleared the ropes too.

  • 19.2

    No run, that is left alone for the keeper to collect.

  • 19.1

    Four! That is in the gap. The batter punches this, coming ahead and exploits the area near mid off.

  • 18.6

    1 run, that is flicked off the back foot for a run.

  • 18.5

    2 runs, that is flicked away through mid wicket for a couple.

  • 18.4

    No run, the batter shoulders arms to let that one through.

  • 18.3

    Six! Hammered! The batter has thrown the kitchen sink at this one, slogging this well over mid wicket.

  • 18.2

    1 run, the batter goes deep in the crease and guides it through point for a single.

  • 18.1

    No run, beaten! Lovely bowling as the batter is defeated all ends up.

  • 17.8

    Six! That is a lovely shot. The batter has just lofted this with fine timing and cleared the ropes too.

  • 17.7

    1 run, the batter comes forward and punches it through covers for a single.

  • 17.6

    Wide! The batter looks to play that but is comprehensively beaten.

  • 17.5

    OUT! BOWLED! That has gone through the batter’s defense.

  • 17.4

    1 run, that is pushed away for a single.

  • 17.3

    No run, this time the batter punches it off the front foot, but finds a fielder.

  • 17.2

    2 runs, this time the batter goes back and punches it from the crease for a couple of runs.

  • 17.1

    Wide! That is left alone for the keeper to collect.

  • 16.6

    1 run, this time the batter goes back and punches it from the crease for a run.

  • 16.5

    1 run, that is punched off the back foot for a single.

  • 16.4

    1 run, that is lofted away for a single.

  • 16.3

    1 run, the batter goes back in the crease and flicks it away through mid wicket for a single.

  • 16.2

    No run, beaten! Lovely bowling as the batter is defeated all ends up.

  • 16.1

    1 run, that is punched off the back foot for a single.

  • 15.6

    1 run, that is pushed away for a single.

  • 15.5

    No run, that is punched off the back foot, but not in the gap.

  • 15.4

    1 run, that is pushed away for a single.

  • 19.6

    2 runs, that is pulled away through point for a couple of runs.

  • 19.5

    Four! The batter drives this through the covers and the ball races away to the fence.

  • 19.4

    Four! This is lofted in the air and over the fielder at point. Bounces into the fence.

  • 19.3

    Four! That is a supreme insult to a bowler. The ball is driven straight back to where it came from.

  • 19.2

    No run, just a mere push. But no space for a run.

  • 19.1

    1 run, that is lofted away for a single.

  • 18.8

    No run, this time the batter punches it off the front foot, but finds a fielder.

  • 18.7

    1 run, that is pulled away through the square leg region for a single.

  • 18.6

    Six! That is a powerful slog. It is in the air and over the boundary at mid wicket.

  • 18.5

    No run, this is down the leg side and let through.

  • 18.4

    No ball and Four! That is powerfully slogged away through . Finds the gap and the fence.

  • 18.3

    1 run, that is slogged away through mid wicket for a single.

  • 18.2

    Bye, the batter looks to play that but is comprehensively beaten.

  • 18.1

    No ball! The batter looks to play that but is comprehensively beaten.

  • 17.7

    1 run, that is punched off the back foot for a single.

  • 17.6

    Four! Innovative way to get a boundary. The batter spots the left arm orthodox and reverse sweeps it through point.

  • 17.5

    1 run, the on drive comes out now. The batter gets a run.

  • 17.4

    No run. Swing and a miss! The batter swings hard at that one but does not connect.

  • 17.3

    1 run, the slog is played by the batter. Results in a run.

  • 17.2

    Wide! The batter is not interested in playing at that.

  • 17.1

    Four! Good ball but a good shot too. This is the wrong ‘un but the batter has picked it. Reverse sweeps it through point.

  • 16.7

    No run. Play and a miss! The batter wasn't quite sure how to play that one.

  • 16.6

    No run, beaten! Lovely bowling as the batter is defeated all ends up.

  • 16.5

    No run, sharp bouncer! The batter ducks.

  • 16.4

    OUT! That is a simple catch to the fielder.

  • 16.3

    1 run, the slog is played by the batter. Results in a run.

  • 16.2

    Four! That is in the gap. The batter punches this from the crease and exploits the area near covers.

  • 16.1

    Wide! Swing and a miss! The batter swings hard at that one but does not connect.

  • 15.6

    Six! Sent into the crowd! Out comes the pull shot and off goes the ball.

  • 15.5

    1 run, the batter comes forward and punches it through mid off for a single.

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