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Highlights, Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka, 2019 World Cup Match 16: Match called off again due to rain

Rain once again topped the headlines for the third time this World Cup as the match in Bristol has been abandoned, with Bangladesh and Sri Lanka sharing a point each.

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Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka, Match 16: Hello and welcome to our coverage of Match 16 of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka live from Bristol. Heavy rains delayed the start of the World Cup match between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka on Tuesday. With incessant rain lashing the ground here, toss was delayed. Sri Lanka's previous game against Pakistan was called off due to heavy rain and the two teams were forced to split points. They had lost to New Zealand by 10 wickets and brought their campaign back with a 34-run victory against Afghanistan. Bangladesh, on the other hand, defeated South Africa by 21-runs in their opening match before losing to England by 106 runs and to New Zealand by two wickets. Follow all live updates and scores from the WI and SA match here at Indiatvnews.com (Match scorecard | Where to stream BAN vs SL)

Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka: Match called-off due to Rain

18.32 IST: OFFICIAL! Match has been called off due to rain

15.35 IST: 

14.45 IST: Pitch inspection soon.



14.32 IST: It is raining in Bristol and toss has been delayed at the County Ground

Brief preview:
 After two consecutive defeats, Bangladesh will look to return to winning ways when they face a depleted Sri Lanka in their fourth World Cup game at the Bristol Cricket Ground on Tuesday. The Bangla Tigers, after making a perfect start to their World Cup campaign against South Africa, faced back to back defeats against New Zealand and England and are low on confidence. (Read full preview here)