Dambulla: The fourth match of the tri-series in Sri Lanka between India A and Sri Lanka A ended in a stalemate. The match was tied in the allotted overs. The result is decided in the Super Over. Sri Lanka defeated Tilak Varma-led India in Super Over. But more than the win or loss in the match, cricket lovers were more focused on the fight of Vaibhav Suryavansi. However, it is reported that Vaibhav Sri Lanka is grumbling with the cricketers of this team.

The video of the incident quickly went viral on social media, showing how Vaibhav alone got into trouble with the entire Sri Lankan team. This incident happened right after Sri Lanka’s victory in the Super Over. As all the players were heading back to the dressing room. Vaibhav Suryavanshi and Suryansh Shedge were returning to the pavilion after losing the Super Over, when the scuffle broke out.

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The video of the brawl between Vaibhav and the Sri Lankan team shows that initially there is some talk between Vaibhav and the Sri Lankan team cricketers. Then the push and shove started while talking. Pushed from both sides. However, some Sri Lankan players tried to reconcile the issue. At this time Suryansh Shedge is also seen arguing. He also picked up the bat and said something to the Sri Lankan players.

Match details

Sri Lanka won the toss and decided to bowl. Batting first, India were bowled out for 265 in 49.2 overs. Suryansh Shedge played the highest innings of 72 runs for the team. Bipraj Nigam also scored 51 runs.

In pursuit of runs, Sri Lanka scored 265 runs after losing 9 wickets in the allotted overs. Thus the match was tied. Then Super Over is played to decide the result.

Batting first in the Super Over, Sri Lanka scored 16 runs. Arshad Khan bowled the over for India. India needed 17 runs to win. Vaibhav Suryavanshi and Suryangsh Shedge who entered the field could score only 9 runs.

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