South Africa v Sri Lanka Both sides have plenty to prove Power

South Africa v Sri Lanka Both sides have plenty to prove Power.The match will be notable on the grounds that for South Africa it is an opportunity to demonstrate that they are more than chokers in knockout phases of an ICC occasion. At the flip side you have Sri Lanka wanting to offer goodbye to their stalwarts, Kumar Sangakkara, Mahela Jayawardene and Tillakaratne Dilshan in style. 

South Africa are the side that wavers at critical phases of a competition, though Sri Lanka appear to raise their diversion at an ICC occasion. Sri Lanka were runner-up at both the 2007 and 2011 World Cups, they additionally made it to the last of 2009 and 2012 World Twenty20 and the semi-finals of the 2013 Champions Trophy. In any case maybe their greatest minute was winning the World Twenty20 in Bangladesh a year ago beating an uncontrolled India in the last. At that point in March 2014 it was time to offer goodbye to Sangakkara and Jayawardene as T20I cricketers, now the time it now, time to say farewell to their ODI professions. Sri Lanka have climbed splendidly in the most recent 15 years as a cricketing country. The win in the 1996 World Cup established the framework of a thousand cricketing convention.
The issue in 2015, dissimilar to in 2011 and 2007, is the equalization of the knocking down some pins assault. There is no Muttiah Muralitharan in the line-up any longer and that has left a major opening in the assault. A ton lays on Lasith Malinga and he is not by any means taking care of business any longer. The batting depends too intensely on Sangakkara with alternate veterans like Dilshan hosting to come to gathering inevitably. The more youthful players like Lahiru Thirimanne have demonstrated a few sparkles of their brightness. Yet the side is excessively lopsided at this time.
South Africa's issues are additionally complex. For once their batting appears to dependent on captain AB de Villiers' inventiveness. Whatever is left of the batsmen including the second best batsman on the planet, Hashim Amla, are not terminating dependably. So AB is left to do a great deal all alone. The more youthful players like David Miller and Rilee Rossouw need to venture up, while senior players like JP Duminy need to get more predictable. Shockingly, the most concerning issue is in the bowling. Dale Steyn is viable in advance, yet his accomplices Morne Morkel and Vernon Philander have never truly been steady in the ODI group.

A stellar playing execution will see Steyn upstage Pakistan's Saeed Ajmal in the ensuing bowling diagrams.
4) Despite their rich cricketing history, "chokers" South Africa have never won a World Cup thump out diversion till date!
5) South Africa have a triumphant 2-1 record over Sri Lanka in World Cup history, with the downpour washed diversion at Durban in 2003 being the main no-outcome.
6) Both groups have played 59 ODI matches generally, with Sri Lanka having a 29-28 triumphant record.
7) The last time the two groups met in a World Cup amusement was at Guyana in 2007, when Lasith Malinga's four wickets in four balls practically secured Sri Lanka a celebrated win!