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Last edition's final, between the same sides, turned out to be a one-sided dud affair. With an eager home crowd for support for this time, Sri Lanka would be keen to not let that repeat at least as they aim to become only the second team to end India's subcontinental supremacy. When: Sri Lanka vs India, Final, Sunday, July 28 at 3 PM Where: Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium, Dambulla What to expect: The conditions have been fairly good for batting with India even posting a 200+ score during the group stages. Batting first should be the preferred choice of the captain winning the toss given the afternoon fixture. A cloudy, windy day forecast with rain interruptions unlikely. Team News India: After experimenting a bit to test their bench strength, India should revert to their strongest available XI for the title clash. hindi commentary India W vs Sri Lanka W Live Sri Lanka Women vs India Women Live IND W vs SL W Live IND W vs SL W Live Match Today SL W vs IND W Live India match live IND vs SL match live IND Women vs SL Women stream i IND Women vs SL Women match today India Women Match Women's Asia Cup Live Match Today Women's Asia cup Live commentary Hindi commentary Women's Asia Cup Final #livestream #livescore #trending

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