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SRI LANKA 112 (35.2 OVERS)
- Marvan Atapattu28 (26)
- Tillakaratne Dilshan18 (41)
- Michael Mason4/24 (9)
- Daniel Vettori2/7 (5.2)
NEW ZEALAND 110/6 (24.3 OVERS)
- Peter Fulton*43 (57)
- Brendon McCullum22 (16)
- Dilhara Fernando2/34 (6.3)
- Ruchira Perera2/37 (5)
What a strange game this was. A good toss to win, there was some movement and bounce but it was not a 112 pitch. Then, the target was revised by D/L method and New Zealand made heavy weather of what should have been a simple chase. Fulton guided the hosts home with an unbeaten 42 and as a result, New Zealand lead the five-match series 2-1. The next game is on the 6th at Auckland. Join us then. This is Sriram Veera, signing off.
Fernando to have a go
END OF OVER:24 | 3 Runs | NZ: 104/6 (6 runs required from 22 overs, RR: 4.33, RRR: 0.27)
- James Franklin15 (33b)
- Peter Fulton37 (54b)
- Muthiah Muralidaran9-2-18-1
- Ruchira Perera5-0-37-2
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