Herath in Uncertainty For Australia Diversion:

Rangana Herath is in uncertainty for Sri Lanka's match against Australia next Sunday, in the wake of part the skin within his turning finger amid the match against England. Herath obliged four lines on his left forefinger, and will likewise experience a X-beam to guarantee there is no harm to the core. 

The specialist says he's out for 8-10 days, however we'll perceive how he recuperates up and afterward reassess," group chief Michael de Zoysa said. The damage doesn't fundamentally preclude Herath's accessibility for the Australia diversion, yet the area of the tear is very nearly sure to hamper the twist he bestows on the ball, and undoubtedly his hold.

Herath is the third Sri Lanka player to be harmed in the methodology or amid the course of the World Cup. Dissimilar to Dhammika Prasad and Jeevan Mendis, then again, he is required to stay with the group, with a perspective to him coming back to the XI when the fastens mend sufficiently.

Starc approached Clarke for an alternate over: 

In the initial 44 years of one-day global cricket, just five Australians guaranteed six or more wickets in an innings: Gary Gilmour, Ken MacLeay, Andy Bichel, Glenn McGrath and Mitchell Johnson. None of them did it more than once. In the previous six weeks alone, Mitchell Starc has done it twice. 

His 6 for 43 against India at the MCG in January set up an Australian triumph, however his 6 for 28 against New Zealand at Eden Park on Saturday was not exactly enough to maintain a strategic distance from an one-wicket rout. It made the low-scoring match a grasping challenge, however tragically for the Australians Starc was left with one over up his sleeve.