Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh World Cup 2023 Match Prediction: SL vs BAN Who will Win, H2H Record

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Sri Lanka and Bangladesh will lock horns in a crucial ICC World Cup 2023 match on Monday at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi.

Bangladesh are sitting 9th in the table and they're already eliminated from the tournament. Sri Lanka are still hanging on, but they are on the verge of being eliminated as well. It will be a damp squib in terms of qualification for the semi finals, but there are bragging rights to win between the Asian rivals.

Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh - IND vs SA World Cup 2023 Match 38 Schedule

Match Date, Time and Venue: The World Cup 2023 match between Sri Lanka and Bangladesh will be played at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi on Monday (November 6). The match will start at 2 pm IST/ 8:30 am GMT.

Live Stream and Telecast: ICC World Cup 2023 Match 38 between Sri Lanka and Bangladesh will be telecast live on Star Sports network in multiple languages. The Indian viewers can stream the match live through the Disney+ Hotstar app and website.

Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh H2H Record in ODIs

Sri Lanka and Bangladesh have played in 53 ODIs. Sri Lanka have won 42 matches while Bangladesh have come out victorious on just 9 occasions. Two matches have ended without a result.

Sri Lanka and Bangladesh have played in 4 matches in the World Cups, and the Lankans have a 3-0 lead in that. The other match ended without result. The last time these two teams met was in 2015 World Cup and Sri Lanka won that match by 92 runs.

Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh Match Prediction

Sri Lanka and Bangladesh both have had a dismal campaign in this World Cup. While Bangladesh came with such hope, they have disappointed with a string of poor results. And for Sri Lanka, although they were not expected to make it to the semi-finals, losing against Afghanistan, capitulation against India haven't bode well for them.

For this match, two teams will be looking to end things on a high, but we predict Sri Lanka may edge past the Tigers.