The West Indies and Sri Lanka are set to face off in the third and final T20I of the Sri Lanka Tour of West Indies 2026, scheduled for Monday, June 15, 2026 at Sabina Park in Kingston, Jamaica. The match kicks off at 6:00 AM IST (11:00 AM local time in Kingston), making it a day match for Caribbean viewers and an early morning game for India. This is T20I no. 3955 in the series, and with the contest perfectly balanced at 1-1 after the first two thrilling matches, everything is on the line for this series-deciding encounter.
West Indies won the opener by seven wickets, chasing down Sri Lanka’s 147/9 comfortably, while Sri Lanka bounced back emphatically in the second T20I with a commanding 37-run victory after posting a formidable 194/6, led by Kamil Mishara’s 61* and Dasun Shanaka’s explosive 58 off 24 balls. The venue, Sabina Park, is known for offering good pace and bounce who favors fast bowlers initially, with average competitive scores sitting around 170-180 runs, and chasing teams hold a slight advantage with a 58.33% winning percentage at this ground.
Sabina Park traditionally offers good pace and bounce, making it favorable for fast bowlers with the new ball. Batters who settle can score freely, though spinners typically come into the game during the middle overs. The pitch provides a balanced contest between bat and ball, with the average 1st innings score sitting at 168 runs. Scores around 170-180 are considered competitive at this venue.
An interesting bare patch was spotted at one end during the second T20I, where the ball is expected to turn big. However, on balance, it’s expected to be an even contest. Chasing teams have enjoyed a slight advantage here, with a 58.33% winning percentage.
The weather in Kingston on June 15 will be warm and humid with temperatures around 30°C. Conditions are partly cloudy. There’s a possibility of passing showers, as June in Kingston typically sees 8-15 days of rain. Recent matches at Sabina Park have been affected by rain, so weather could be an important factor.
SL vs WI Match details
Match: West Indies vs Sri Lanka, 3rd T20I
Series: Sri Lanka Tour of West Indies 2026 (3 T20Is)
Date: Monday, June 15, 2026
Time: 6:00 AM IST (11:00 AM Local Time, Kingston)
Venue: Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies
Broadcast Information:
- In Sri Lanka, matches can be viewed on Supreme TV (free) and Ten Cricket (paid), with live streaming available on Sri Lanka Cricket’s YouTube channel.
- In the Caribbean, viewers can watch on Rush.
- The series will be streamed on FanCode and Sony LIV in India and telecast on the Sony Sports Network.
- For audiences in the UK and Ireland, coverage will be provided by TNT Sport
- OPn Sports Live: OPn Sports will offer live streaming of the match for cricket enthusiasts in Afghanistan and nearby regions.
Where To Watch SL vs WI Match Live Streaming:
Watch FOX Sports Live Cricket Stream Now For SL vs. WI Live Stream 11 June 2026. Reddit Cricket Streams Sri Lanka vs. West Indies 1st T20 2026.
The 1st T20 match between the West Indies and Sri Lanka will be broadcast live on Ban Tech in Afghanistan and on Star Sports Network in India. The match can also be seen on the Hotstar and Willow TV apps.
Live Streaming Info:
The 3rd T20 SL vs WI will be live on TNT Sports.
Live Score Info:
Sri Lanka vs West Indies 2026: All matches on ESPN and Cricbuzz have live scores.
Probable Playing XI
Probable XI: Brandon King, Shai Hope (c/wk), Shimron Hetmyer, Roston Chase, Sherfane Rutherford, Rovman Powell, Romario Shepherd, Matthew Forde, Akeal Hosein, Shamar Joseph, Shamar Springer
Probable XI: Pathum Nissanka, Kusal Mendis (c/wk), Kamil Mishara, Pavan Rathnayake, Kamindu Mendis, Dasun Shanaka, Wanindu Hasaranga, Dunith Wellalage, Maheesh Theekshana, Dushmantha Chameera, Eshan Malinga
Match Importance & Series Context
This is the series-deciding third and final T20I. The series is perfectly balanced at 1-1 after a thrilling first two matches. West Indies won the opener by seven wickets, chasing 148 comfortably. Sri Lanka bounced back strongly in the second T20I, winning by 37 runs to level the series.
Sri Lanka posted a formidable 194/6 in the second T20I, with Kamil Mishara scoring 61* and Dasun Shanaka smashing 58 off 24. In response, West Indies were bundled out for 157 in 18.1 overs. Rovman Powell (43) and Shimron Hetmyer (36) couldn’t chase down the target as Dushmantha Chameera and Wanindu Hasaranga each took three wickets.
Current Form & Team Momentum
West Indies: The hosts are an unpredictable lot but boast explosive batting talents like Brandon King, Shai Hope, Sherfane Rutherford, and Rovman Powell. They’re disappointed with their batting performance in the second match and will look to bounce back with their full-strength lineup.
Sri Lanka: The visitors are on high momentum after their comprehensive second T20I victory. Their batting depth and spin variety, particularly through Wanindu Hasaranga, make them formidable. Chameera’s pace attack and Hasaranga’s spin have been standout performers.
Head-to-Head Summary
Sri Lanka holds a slight advantage in the overall head-to-head record. In T20Is specifically, Sri Lanka leads 11-8.
Last Five T20I Meetings
The series itself is the most recent data:
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1st T20I: West Indies won by 7 wickets (WI chased 148)
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2nd T20I: Sri Lanka won by 37 runs (SL: 194/6, WI: 157)
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Previous meetings favor Sri Lanka in the overall T20I record
Team Analysis
West Indies Strengths:
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Explosive batting lineup with power hitters
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Strong fast bowling with pace and bounce
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Home advantage at Sabina Park
West Indies Weaknesses:
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Inconsistent batting in the second T20I
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Middle-order vulnerability under pressure
Key Players: Brandon King, Shai Hope (c/wk), Shimron Hetmyer, Rovman Powell, Shamar Joseph (3 wickets in last match), Akeal Hosein
Sri Lanka Strengths:
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Depth and variety in spin bowling (Hasaranga, Theekshana)
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Strong middle-order batting power
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Disciplined bowling attack
Sri Lanka Weaknesses:
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Early wickets in the first T20I
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Top-order inconsistency
Key Players: Pathum Nissanka, Kusal Mendis (c/wk), Kamil Mishara (61*), Dasun Shanaka (58), Wanindu Hasaranga (3 wickets), Dushmantha Chameera (3 wickets), Maheesh Theekshana
Sri Lanka are expected to win the 3rd T20I based on current form, momentum, and overall squad strength. Their batting performance in the second T20I (194/6) demonstrated explosive potential, while their bowling duo of Chameera and Hasaranga proved decisive. The spin variety, particularly Hasaranga’s record in home conditions (51 wickets in 30 T20I innings at 14.09 average), gives them an edge on Sabina Park’s slower sections.
However, West Indies’ home advantage and explosive batting capabilities mean this won’t be easy. The balanced pitch and weather uncertainty add drama. With chasing teams having a 58.33% advantage at Sabina Park, the toss could be crucial. Overall, Sri Lanka’s superior recent form and all-round depth make them the favorites to seal the series 2-1.