Sabina Park (Image Source: AFP Photos)The third and final T20I between Sri Lanka and West Indies will take place at Sabina Park, Jamaica. It will get underway at 6 AM IST on Monday (June 15).Prior to this fixture, the other two T20Is took place at this venue only. The series is nicely poised 1-1, which means the third T20I between the two sides will be nothing but a decider.Sri Lanka and West Indies played a three-match ODI series before the T20Is. Sabina Park hosted the 50-over fixtures as well. Unfortunately for the fans and the players, two of those fixtures were washed out due to inclement weather.The other fixture had Sri Lanka as winner, the game where Kusal Mendis won the Player of the Match award for his 62-ball 72.In the 1st T20I, Jason Holder was excellent with the ball in hand. The Gujarat Titans all-rounder took three wickets while conceding just 18 runs off his four overs.In the second T20I, Sri Lanka’s Dasun Shanaka played a breezy 24-ball 58, which had five fours and four sixes. Even with the ball, he conceded only six runs off his over before he was fittingly adjudged the Player of the Match award.Sabina Park Pitch Report For WI Vs SL 3rd T20ICriterionSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete TableDataSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete TableMatchesSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table13SelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete TableWon batting firstSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table6SelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete TableWon batting secondSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table7SelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete TableDraw/NRSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table0SelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete TableAvg first innings scoreSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table159.46SelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete TableAvg second innings scoreSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table146.15SelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete TableAvg run rateSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table8.18SelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table% of wickets by pacersSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table63.87SelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table% of wickets by spinnersSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table36.12SelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table(Sabina Park, Jamaica T20I stats, Credit: Statsguru)In the last five T20I matches at this venue, four were won by the sides who came to bat second.When it comes to Sabina Park pitch report, the surface is known being one of the hardest ones in the Caribbean region. Expect fast bowlers to shine once again here.Also Read: Jason Holder’s T20 Revival Shows No Signs of Slowing DownTalking about how much impact fast bowlers have made here in T20Is, 99 out of 155 wickets were taken by pacers alone at Sabina Park. Spinners, however, will come into play with the game goes on.Jamaica Weather Report For WI Vs SL 3rd T20ICriterionSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete TableDetailsSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete TableTemperatureSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table25°CSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete TableWindSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete TableENE 15 km/hSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete TableProbability of PrecipitationSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table8%SelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete TableCloud CoverSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table49%SelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table[Sabina Park, Jamaica Weather Report, Source: AccuWeather]As the WI Vs SL 3rd T20I match is set to get underway on 7:30 PM local time, Accuweather suggests there is little chance of interruption.Even though there is a possibility of overcast conditions, only eight percent chances of rain is there at Sabina Park when the third T20I between West Indies and Sri Lanka will happen.ConclusionEven though there is little difference between the West Indies and Sri Lanka in terms of strength on paper, expect the Shai Hope-led side to secure the T20I series.Nevertheless, the best part of the story is that rain is very unlikely to interrupt the WI Vs SL 3rd T20I. The ODIs were ruined because of that at Sabina Park, but it won’t be the case in the T20Is.Not to forget, there are two Tests scheduled once the T20Is are over. North Sound’s Vivian Richards Stadium will host two Tests, on June 25 and July 3 respectively.Also Read: Wanindu Hasaranga, Kusal Mendis Retained As Sri Lanka Central Contracts List Announced
