Kamindu Mendis says dew factor favoured Pakistan
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Sri Lanka's top-order batter Kamindu Mendis has said that the dew factor played a key role in Pakistan's three-wicket win in a one-day match.
In cricket, dew, known in English as dew, arises when small drops of water settle on the ground during the night or evening. This makes the ball wet, and it becomes difficult for bowlers to grip it firmly and throw it in the right direction. According to Kamindu Mendis, this situation had a profound effect on the outcome of the match.
By winning the match by three wickets, Pakistan sought to strengthen its position in the series. Kamindu Mendis's statement comes at a time when cricket experts often discuss the role of dew in matches, and many teams consider ways to reduce its effects.
It should be noted that this is Kamindu Mendis's own opinion. More details and team positions on the role of dew in the match may emerge in the coming days.
Sources: The Express Tribune
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