Sri Lanka’s dismal performance against India has continued even in the World Cup. The Lankans were bowled out for 50 runs in the final of the Asia Cup a couple of months ago. The same thing happened again in the World Cup. This time the Lankans were bowled out for 55 runs.

Batting first, India made a huge collection of 357 runs. The Lankan batters were clueless in chasing down the target. Sri Lanka was all out for just 55 runs due to the fall of one wicket after another. The Lankans lost by a huge margin of 302 runs. A record has been made in this match.

Sri Lanka's innings of 55 is the 14th-lowest innings in ODI history, the fourth-lowest in World Cup history. And this is the record for Sri Lanka's lowest innings in the World Cup. Earlier in 1975 in Manchester, Sri Lanka was all out for 86 runs.

India registered the second-highest win in terms of runs in the history of the World Cup. Australia got the highest win in this World Cup by 309 runs against the Netherlands. And this is the highest winning record in the history of India in terms of runs in the World Cup. India's previous highest win was 275 runs against Bermuda in the 2007 World Cup.

Pacer Mohammed Shami is India's highest wicket-taker in the World Cup. Shami took 5 wickets in the Sri Lanka match and now has a total of 45 wickets for India in the World Cup. Earlier, Zaheer Khan and Javagal Srinath were on top with 44 wickets.