WI vs SL Live Score

11:43 PM IST Onto the next one - With the 2nd ODI getting washed out, Sri Lanka still lead the three-match ODI series 1-0. There is still one game to go, and West Indies will be eager to win that and level the series before moving on to the T20Is. The 3rd and final game will be yet again played at Sabina Park in Kingston, Jamaica, and lets hope that we get better weather during that contest. The game will be played on Monday, June 8, beginning at 7.30 pm GMT, but you can join us a lot sooner for the build-up as well. Until then, take care and goodbye!

11:38 PM IST UPDATE - 11.36 pm GMT - Here comes the update we all dreaded. MATCH ABANDONED DUE TO RAIN. Well, there has been persistent rain over the last day and a half in Kingston, and unfortunately, it has played spoilsport in this 2nd ODI between West Indies and Sri Lanka.

11:07 PM IST UPDATE - 11 pm GMT - Time for an update from the broadcasters. Live visuals show that the rain is still persistent, and there's just 'rain delay' written on the scoreboard. Nikhil Uttamchandani on-air informs that there is still time left for a contest to take place, about a couple of hours more before the cut-off time, but it all seems a bit far-fetched for now. The long wait continues...

10:32 PM IST UPDATE - 10.30 pm GMT - There seems to be some movement near the covers, and hopefully, this means that the rain has stopped. There are also clear skies in the distance, but it is still pretty cloudy overall. One of the umpires can now be seen with an umbrella, walking towards the covers, to have a chat with the groundstaff. Fingers crossed, we get a positive update soon. Stay tuned.

10:04 PM IST UPDATE - 10.02 pm GMT - There seems to be absolutely no change in terms of the weather conditions, looking at the live visuals. However, the light has faded a lot more as we move into the evening at Sabina Park. The artificial lights are starting to take full effect, and the wait goes on for the drizzle to stop.

10:01 PM IST With the rain having the final say for now, let's turn our attention to something that's generating enormous buzz in the cricket world. Fresh off India's historic ODI World Cup triumph, the spotlight now shifts to the shortest format as England and Wales gear up to host the 2026 ICC Women's T20 World Cup from June 12 to July 5. For the first time ever, 12 teams will compete for the coveted title, making this the most expansive edition in the tournament's history. And what better stage to crown the next world champions than the 'Home of Cricket' itself, Lord's, where the final is set to be played on July 5. The group stage draw has thrown up some fascinating contests. Group 1 brings together the perennial powerhouses in India and Australia, joined by South Africa, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and debutants the Netherlands, making it arguably the tougher of the two pools. Group 2, meanwhile, will see the hosts, England, who would be hungry for the glory on home soil, pitted against defending T20 champions New Zealand, alongside West Indies, Sri Lanka, Scotland, and Ireland. With the expanded format leaving no room for complacency, every single match will carry enormous weight. So, which team has your full support this summer?