Bangladesh have not a bilateral series at home since 2011 and against Sri Lanka, they have a real challenge on the hands against a team that they have not registered a single win on this tour.
After two back-to-back thrillers in the two Twenty20 (T2oIs), Sri Lanka have shown their guile and nerve and to scrap out results and are naturally favourites to win the three matches, given their strength in depth of big-hitting batsmen.
Banagladesh’s talisman Tamim Iqbal misses out due to an injury but
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