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West Indian batsman Evin Lewis hit his maiden one-day international hundred but his efforts went in vain as Sri Lanka held their nerve to secure a one-run victory at Queens Sports Club today and advance to the triangular series final.
Playing just his fourth ODI, Lewis struck a superb 148 but a series of run-outs ultimately hurt the West Indies as they finished on 329 for nine in response to Sri Lanka's 330 for seven.
Sri Lanka's total was set up by Niroshan Dickwella and Kusal Mendis, who both scored 94 after the West Indies had won the toss and opted to bowl first.
The victory ensured Sri Lanka's passage to Sunday's final, while the West Indies must avoid defeat in their final group game against hosts Zimbabwe on Friday if they are to progress. (AFP)
Mevan Thursday, 24 November 2016 05:21 AM
Congratulations SL. However fielding of the team needs a lot of improvement. Even the captain dropped vital catches.
jaypee Thursday, 24 November 2016 09:08 AM
The best fielding coach Ruwan Kalpage had been gifted to Bangladesh along with Chandika Hathurusinghe. You can see their progress.
Jude Thursday, 24 November 2016 10:01 AM
They say"Catches win Matches" !!! However, SL fielding Sub-par!!! Love the kid Mendis batting!! But someone tell him he doesn't have to hit every ball !???
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