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Sri Lanka 299 for 8 (Dilshan 110, Sangakkara 71, Munaf 2-43) beat India 225 (Dhoni 67, Perera 3-36, Randiv 3-40) by 74 runs
Sri Lanka claim the triangular series thanks to an emphatic victory set up by a Tillakaratne Dilshan century.
England 346 for 7 (Trott 149*, Broad 125*, Amir 6-73) v Pakistan
Mohammad Amir devastates England with the new ball only for Jonathan Trott and Stuart Broad to fight back with the most lopsided scorecard you might ever see. They both claim momentous centuries as England finish on 346-7.
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The Ashes edges nearer by the day. And this time around it appears the series is just too close to call. Both Australia and England’s susceptible batting lineups have been exposed by an extremely talented Pakistani bowling outfit. Australia are light years away from being the same side that dominated world cricket for close to two decades. England might be a side on the up, but question marks still remain about whether they can turn it on down under. As things stand we shouldn’t write off either side. It might just come back to bite us as history indicates…
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