Young players need to show their characters to compete with India: Lasith Malinga

Updated:6 years, 1 month ago

Guwahati (Assam), Jan 04 (ANI): Sri Lanka is all set to lock horns with India in a three-match T20I series. The series will begin from January 05. While addressing the press conference, the Sri Lankan Cricket Captain Lasith Malinga said that young player have to show their characters in T20I series. “Players are doing their best, one over can change the momentum. Our players didn’t have much experience to play T-20 format-like franchise cricket but Indian players have the opportunity to play IPL and they have so many T-20 tournaments happening in India but we didn’t get that luxury, but still we won 2014 T-20 world cup. Coaching staff is really keen to give opportunity to the young players. They are talented and they have to show their characters in this series,” said Lasith Malinga

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