Click to watch::: http://www.hdhqlive.com/cricket ICC T20 World Cup 2014 India vs Sri Lanka Match Date: Sunday, April 6, 2014 Kick Off Time: 9:00 AM ET Venue: Shere Bangla National Stadium, Dhaka Would you like to watch India vs Sri Lanka online? If you're like me, then you probably like to watch live and breath ICC T20 World Cup events. With the 2014 India vs Sri Lanka drawing closer, lots of people won't be able to watch it due to traveling or not having access to a TV. But did you know it's actually possible to watch the India vs Sri Lanka online? Not only that, you'll also get access to over 3,500 channels, including the most popular movies, sports, foreign and news channels by using a program called TV Software. Keep reading to find out how. More Channels Are Available Below For Your Consideration To Watch India vs Sri Lanka Live Cricket and All kinds of Sports Live Stream: India vs Sri Lanka Live Stream Online ICC T20 World Cup 2014 Final on HQHD ICC T20 World Cup Bangladesh 2014 Final India vs Sri Lanka Preview, Prediction And Analysis: After three weeks of intense competition featuring 16 teams from across the cricketing world, it all comes down to this, the final between India and Sri Lanka. Both teams experienced slightly differing semifinals to find themselves at this point, facing each other at an ICC final for the first time since the 2011 Cricket World Cup. India made relatively serene progress through their semi-final against South Africa, although their batsmen were made to work harder than they have been previously in their six-wicket win. South Africa racked up 172-4 from their 20 overs thanks to runs from Faf du Plessis and J.P. Duminy, with Ravi Ashwin leading India's bowlers with 3-22. However, in response India managed to put together some strong partnerships, built around Virat Kohli's 72 not out from just 44 balls. It was Kohli who struck the winning runs as India cantered home in the final over for the loss of just four wickets. In their semi-final, Sri Lanka were helped out by the weather as they defeated the last edition's champions West Indies by 27 runs on the Duckworth/Lewis method. Batting first, the Sri Lankans tallied 160-6, with Lahiru Thirimanne top-scoring with 44 and Angelo Mathews providing some late fireworks with 40 from 23 balls. Against South Africa in their semi-final, Virat Kohli's unbeaten 72 made a huge difference as India eased home by six wickets. He has looked in scintillating form throughout this tournament and will be keen for more of the same in the final. Still one of the deadliest seam bowlers around, Lasith Malinga has been remarkably consistent in this tournament. With his combination of searing yorkers and sheer pace, he is quite a proposition for opposing batsmen to face and will want to assert himself here. If Mahendra Singh Dhoni`s Indians win, they will become the first team to hold all three major limited-overs titles, having won the 50-over World Cup in 2011 and the Champions Trophy last year. Sri Lanka will seek an end to an inexplicable losing streak in title matches, after being beaten twice in World Cup finals in 2007 and 2011 and the World Twenty20 finals in 2009 and 2012. A fitting farewell to veterans Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardene in their last T20 international game and a million-dollar winning bonus offered by officials back home will further inspire the Sri Lankans. Sri Lanka`s English coach Paul Farbrace said past results counted for little in T20 games and pointed to his team`s victory in the Asia Cup one-day tournament in Dhaka last month as a turning point. India have enjoyed an amazing run in the tournament, winning all four Super-10 league matches before beating South Africa by six wickets with five deliveries to spare in Friday`s semi-final. Virat Kohli smashed an unbeaten 72 off 44 balls as India chased down South Africa`s challenging 172-4, making the prolific right-hander the tournament`s leading scorer with 242 runs from five games. India have also been served well by opener Rohit Sharma, whose 171 runs are far ahead of the 134 runs compiled by Sri Lanka`s top-scorer Jayawardene. India also has the bowling edge with off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin`s 10 wickets and leg-spinner Amit Mishra`s nine outshining Sri Lankan seamer Nuwan Kulasekara (seven) and left-arm spinner Rangana Herath (five). "There is a good feeling around the team, but we have to make a fresh start in the final," said Kohli. "Sri Lanka is never a team to take lightly." Meanwhile, defending champions Australia will take on England in the women`s final at the Sher-e-Bangla stadium a few hours before the men take the field on Sunday. Sri Lanka reached Sunday`s final with a 27-run win over defending champions West Indies through the Duckworth-Lewis calculations in a rain-hit semi-final on Thursday.

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