SL's 50 All Out, 10th Ever Lowest Total In ODI History

Producer: Peuli Bakshi

Sri Lanka got all-out by the 'men in blue' for just 50 in 15.2 overs. It is the lowest total in men's Asia Cup ODIs and 10th lowest in ODI history. Let's take a look back at the top 9 lowest ODI scores.

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NAMIBIA (2003)

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CANADA (1979)

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ZIMBABWE (2009)

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PAKISTAN (1993)

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SRI LANKA (2012)

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ZIMBABWE (2001)

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CANADA (2003)

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USA (2020)

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ZIMBABWE (2004)

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