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Farveez Maharoof Returns To Sri Lanka's ODI Squad After Four Years
Farveez Maharoof returns to the Sri Lankan squad after four years. The fast-bowling all-rounder last played an international game in March 2012.
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India vs Sri Lanka: Visitors' Spin Coach Admits it Has Been a Tough Tour
At the receiving end of some ruthless Indian batting post centuries from Ajinkya Rahane, Shikhar Dhawan and Ambati Rayudu, the Sri Lankan bowling has been put through a tough test. Spinners Suraj Randiv and Seekkugge Prasanna have picked up three wickets each in the first and second game respectively but bled too many runs to be effective.
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As it Happened - India vs Sri Lanka, 1st ODI at Cuttack
Live cricket score and ball-by-ball commentary from the first first One-Day International (ODI) match between India and Sri Lanka at the Barabati Stadium, Cuttack on Sunday.
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Samaraweera keeps Kiwi attack at bay on Day 3
The hosts were 225/6 at stumps on Day 3 against New Zealand.
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2nd Test: Pakistan progress on rain-hit day
Azhar Ali smashed 157 and Mohammad Hafeez missed a double century as Pakistan continued their batting feast in the second Test against Sri Lanka on Sunday, before persistent rain halted play early on the second day.
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Sri Lanka beat Pakistan in first Test
Sri Lanka defeated Pakistan by 209 runs in the first Test in Galle on Monday to take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.
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Sri Lanka close in on big win over Pakistan
Sri Lanka turned the screws on Pakistan in the first Test in Galle after battering the tourists with both bat and ball on the third day on Sunday.
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Missing 200 'part of game', says Kumar Sangakkara
Sri Lankan batsman Kumar Sangakkara left the ground fuming after being stranded on an unbeaten 199 during the first Test against Pakistan in Galle on Saturday.
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Sangakkara's unbeaten 199 lifts Sri Lanka, Pakistan reeling at 48-5 on Day 2
Kumar Sangakkara was stranded on an unbeaten 199 even as Sri Lanka took charge of the first cricket Test against Pakistan in Galle on Saturday.
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Sri Lanka look to assault England with spin
Sri Lanka will follow Pakistan's lead and confront England with spin when the two-Test series starts here from Monday.
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Randiv, Prasanna make comeback to Sri Lankan squad
Off-spinner Suraj Randiv forced his way back into the Sri Lankan team for the upcoming two-match Test series against England, scheduled to commence from March 26 in the southern port town of Galle.
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Sri Lanka recall Mendis for South Africa tour
Sri Lanka on Wednesday recalled unorthodox spinner Ajantha Mendis for next month's Test series in South Africa as the selectors grappled with injuries to key players.
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Statistical highlights from Day 3 at Pallekele
Third day's play between Sri Lanka and Australia threw up numbers, statistics and figures to highlight the proceedings. A look.
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We won't back down, promises SL coach
Stuart Law, Sri Lanka's interim coach, has labelled England the "best Test team in the world" but promised his side won't take a backward step during the upcoming series.
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Murali admits his failure cost Sri Lanka the World Cup
Muttiah Muralitharan, the champion Sri Lankan off-spinner whose international career ended last night in the World Cup final against India, on Sunday admitted that the failure of himself and Suraj Randiv had contributed to his team's defeat.
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Farveez Maharoof Returns To Sri Lanka's ODI Squad After Four Years
Farveez Maharoof returns to the Sri Lankan squad after four years. The fast-bowling all-rounder last played an international game in March 2012.
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India vs Sri Lanka: Visitors' Spin Coach Admits it Has Been a Tough Tour
At the receiving end of some ruthless Indian batting post centuries from Ajinkya Rahane, Shikhar Dhawan and Ambati Rayudu, the Sri Lankan bowling has been put through a tough test. Spinners Suraj Randiv and Seekkugge Prasanna have picked up three wickets each in the first and second game respectively but bled too many runs to be effective.
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As it Happened - India vs Sri Lanka, 1st ODI at Cuttack
Live cricket score and ball-by-ball commentary from the first first One-Day International (ODI) match between India and Sri Lanka at the Barabati Stadium, Cuttack on Sunday.
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Samaraweera keeps Kiwi attack at bay on Day 3
The hosts were 225/6 at stumps on Day 3 against New Zealand.
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2nd Test: Pakistan progress on rain-hit day
Azhar Ali smashed 157 and Mohammad Hafeez missed a double century as Pakistan continued their batting feast in the second Test against Sri Lanka on Sunday, before persistent rain halted play early on the second day.
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Sri Lanka beat Pakistan in first Test
Sri Lanka defeated Pakistan by 209 runs in the first Test in Galle on Monday to take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.
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Sri Lanka close in on big win over Pakistan
Sri Lanka turned the screws on Pakistan in the first Test in Galle after battering the tourists with both bat and ball on the third day on Sunday.
-
Missing 200 'part of game', says Kumar Sangakkara
Sri Lankan batsman Kumar Sangakkara left the ground fuming after being stranded on an unbeaten 199 during the first Test against Pakistan in Galle on Saturday.
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Sangakkara's unbeaten 199 lifts Sri Lanka, Pakistan reeling at 48-5 on Day 2
Kumar Sangakkara was stranded on an unbeaten 199 even as Sri Lanka took charge of the first cricket Test against Pakistan in Galle on Saturday.
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Sri Lanka look to assault England with spin
Sri Lanka will follow Pakistan's lead and confront England with spin when the two-Test series starts here from Monday.
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Randiv, Prasanna make comeback to Sri Lankan squad
Off-spinner Suraj Randiv forced his way back into the Sri Lankan team for the upcoming two-match Test series against England, scheduled to commence from March 26 in the southern port town of Galle.
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Sri Lanka recall Mendis for South Africa tour
Sri Lanka on Wednesday recalled unorthodox spinner Ajantha Mendis for next month's Test series in South Africa as the selectors grappled with injuries to key players.
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Statistical highlights from Day 3 at Pallekele
Third day's play between Sri Lanka and Australia threw up numbers, statistics and figures to highlight the proceedings. A look.
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We won't back down, promises SL coach
Stuart Law, Sri Lanka's interim coach, has labelled England the "best Test team in the world" but promised his side won't take a backward step during the upcoming series.
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Murali admits his failure cost Sri Lanka the World Cup
Muttiah Muralitharan, the champion Sri Lankan off-spinner whose international career ended last night in the World Cup final against India, on Sunday admitted that the failure of himself and Suraj Randiv had contributed to his team's defeat.
