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Bangladesh favored over Sri Lanka's second-string team in Asian Games bronze match

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Bangladesh and Sri Lanka will compete for the bronze medal in men's cricket at the Asian Games. The match is scheduled for Monday in Hangzhou, China. Bangladesh enters the contest as the favorite against a Sri Lankan side that is fielding a significantly weakened squad. Both teams are aiming to secure a podium finish and bring success to their respective national contingents at the multi-sport event.

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