Abu Dhabi, Sept. 17 -- Tomorrow's Asia Cup 2025 T20 clash between Sri Lanka and Afghanistan at the Zayed Cricket Stadium is shaping up to be a high-pressure contest, where skill meets strategy and temperament will decide the outcome.
For Afghanistan, it is a do-or-die situation: a win is essential if they are to keep Super Fours hopes alive. Sri Lanka, in contrast, comes in brimming with confidence, riding the momentum of four wins in their last five T20Is.
From a pure cricketing perspective, Sri Lanka holds the upper hand. The openers, particularly Pathum Nissanka, have been in sublime touch, providing brisk starts and setting the tone.
Charith Asalanka's combination of youth and experience makes them a balanced unit. Kusal Mendis and K...