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P17 2 Layout 1 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2015 SPORTS SCOREBOARD COLOMBO: Final scoreboard of the second and final cricket Test between Sri Lanka and the West Indies at the P Sara Stadium in Colombo on yesterday. Sri Lanka 1st Innings: 200 D. Bishoo run out 0 West Indies 1st innings: 163 J. Warrican not out 20 Sri Lanka 2nd innings: 206 Extras: (b3, lb1, w1, nb6) 11 West Indies 2nd innings (overnight 20-1) Total: (all out, 65.5 overs) 171 K. Brathwaite lbw b Prasad 3 Fall of wickets: 1-20 (Brathwaite), 2-80 (Hope), 3-97 S. Hope st K. Perera b Siriwardana 35 (Samuels), 4-102 (Blackwood), 5-124 (Ramdin), 6- D. Bravo c Mathews b Herath 61 M. Samuels c Mathews b D. Perera 6 125 (Bravo), 7-133 (Holder), 8-136 (Taylor), 9-138 J. Blackwood lbw b Siriwardana 4 (Bishoo), 10-171 (Roach) D. Ramdin c Mathews b Herath 10 Bowling: Prasad 10-2-38-1 (nb5, w1), Pradeep 3-0- J. Holder lbw Siriwardana 7 11-0 (nb1), Herath 19.5-3-56-4, D. Perera 20-4-37- K. Roach lbw b Herath 13 1, Siriwardana 13-1-25-3. J. Taylor c Siriwardana b Herath 1 Sri Lanka won by 72 runs; sweep series 2-0 Sri Lanka spinners seal 2-0 series win COLOMBO: Left-arm spinners Rangana lesson to their teammates. Sri Lanka, Herath and Milinda Siriwardana shared who had won the first Test in Galle by an seven wickets as Sri Lanka thumped the innings and six runs, clinched the trophy West Indies by 72 runs in the second Test named after West Indies great Garfield yesterday to sweep the series 2-0. Sobers and former Sri Lankan captain The tourists, who resumed on 20-1 Michael Tissera. chasing a victory target of 244, were Herath finished with 15 wickets in the shot out for 171 in the post-lunch ses- series to take his tally to 293, nearing the sion of the fifth day’s play at the P. Sara 300-wicket mark previously achieved by Oval in Colombo. only two Sri Lankan bowlers world DUBAI: Pakistan’s player catches the ball played by England’s Mark Wood during the Pakistan and England Test match at the Dubai “We fell short. We didn’t bat well in record holder Muttiah Muralitharan and International Stadium. —AP the second innings,” West Indies skipper Chaminda Vaas. When play resumed Jason Holder said. “Whenever we came after the entire fourth day had been under pressure from the Sri Lankan washed out, the overnight pair of Bravo Pakistan overcome England bowlers we succumbed. and Shai Hope easily negotiated the Sri But there is a lot we can take away Lankan bowlers to carry the score to 80- from the series. We are a young team 1. challenge to win Dubai Test and we have a lot to learn.” Sri Lanka Siriwardana broke the 60-run stand captain Angelo Mathews said he never by having Hope stumped for 35 soon doubted his bowlers’ ability to clinch a after Bravo had celebrated his half-cen- DUBAI: Pakistan’s bowlers wore down tough Sharjah on November 1. would have done it.” England’s hopes of a fight- victory. tury with two sixes off Herath. resistance from England’s tail to win the second Pakistan’s win came on the anniversary of back were pinned on Joe Root (71), who “It was a hard-fought win,” Mathews Off-spinner Dilruwan Perera removed Test by an emphatic 178-run margin in Dubai their first ever Test win, against India at Lucknow resumed cautiously on 59 as Pakistan attacked yesterday, taking a 1-0 lead in the three-match 63 years ago. “You have to give credit to the through Babar and Riaz. said. “The pressure was on our bowlers Marlon Samuels for six through a catch series. opposition when the ball is turning and two Root completed 3,000 Test runs when he because our batsmen did not deliver. I by Angelo Mathews, before Siriwardana Leg-spinner Yasir Shah (4-87) and left-arm really good spinners were bowling they showed reached 61 with a single off Riaz towards square- never had any doubts about my bowlers trapped Jermaine Blackwood leg-before spinner Zulfiqar Babar (3-53) shared the bowling really good character,” said Pakistan skipper leg. He completed the milestone in his 34th Test even when the West Indies were 80 for 1. for four. honours as England, set a daunting 491-run tar- Misbah-ul-Haq. and became the 41st English batsmen to score “Rangana (Herath) has enough expe- Herath sealed the West Indies’ fate get, were bowled out for 312 late on the fifth “Our spinners bowled well, especially under 3,000 or more runs in Test cricket. rience and he showed his masterclass soon after lunch by removing former day with just 6.3 overs left in the match at Dubai pressure. Whenever we needed a breakthrough But Babar did not take long to dismiss Root again.” Veteran Herath finished with four captain Denesh Ramdin (10) and Bravo stadium. they held their nerve and this is a great win for with a sharp turner which took the edge of his for 56 and Siriwardana took three for 25 in the same over, both falling to catches A win early in the day was very much on the us.” Cook said England’s slump on the third day bat towards the slips, where Younis Khan took a to wreck the tourists, for whom Darren by Mathews. Skipper Jason Holder was cards, but England’s ninth-wicket pair of Rashid was costly. “That morning on day three has really low catch. Bravo played a lone hand with 61. leg-before to Siriwardana for seven and and Mark Wood (29) put up a valiant fight for cost us,” said Cook of England losing seven wick- Root hit six boundaries off 171 balls. Jonny The West Indies slipped to 138 for Jerome Taylor holed out in the deep off 29.2 overs through their 55-run partnership. ets for 36 runs to be bowled out for 242 in their Bairstow, dropped on 11 off Babar, did not sur- Babar ended Wood’s resistance while Shah first innings in reply to Pakistan’s 378. vive much longer as Shah bowled him through nine before the last-wicket pair of Kemar Herath for one. The two teams will next finished the match by ending Rashid’s 239- “But the character we showed today...they are the gate with a sharp googly for 22 as England Roach (13) and Jomel Warrican (20 not meet in three one-day internationals minute resistance when he had him caught in a fantastic bunch of guys who refused to buckle. slumped to 163 for five. Jos Buttler survived for out) put on 33 runs to hand a batting and two Twenty20 games.—AFP the covers in the fading light as the Pakistani The innings Adil played, he’ll take a lot from that. 26 deliveries before Shah had him caught by fielders embraced each other. “It was disappointing he couldn’t get over the Younis in the slips for seven as England went to Pakistan had sensed victory at lunch with just line but if we’d all faced six or 10 balls more we lunch on 187-6. —AFP four wickets to take but first Rashid and Broad frustrated them through their 60-run stand for the eighth wicket and then the Rashid-Wood SCOREBOARD stand lasted for nearly two and a half hours. Before tea Riaz bowled Broad to bring DUBAI: Complete scoreboard of the second Test between Pakistan and England on the fifth and Pakistan to within two wickets of winning the final day at Dubai stadium on yesterday. match, but Rashid and Wood carried England to Pakistan 1st innings 378 (Misbah-ul-Haq 102, J. Buttler c Younis b Shah 7 285-8 at tea with 31 overs remaining to bat for a Asad Shafiq 83, Younis Khan 56, Shan Masood draw. Adil Rashid c Babar b Shah 61 54; M. Wood 3-39, Moeen Ali 3-109) Pakistan could have finished the game before S. Broad b Riaz 30 England 1st innings 242 (J. Root 88, A. Cook the break but Mohammad Hafeez dropped a M. Wood c Hafeez b Babar 29 65; Wahab Riaz 4-66, Yasir Shah 4-93) regulation catch at slip when Rashid edged a J. Anderson not out 0 Pakistan 2nd innings 354-6 dec (Younis Khan Shah delivery while on 42. Extras: (b12, lb4, nb5, w1) 22 118, Misbah-ul-Haq 87, Asad Shafiq 79; J. Rashid completed his maiden fifty soon after Total: (all out; 137.3 overs) 312 Anderson 2-22, M. Wood 2-44)) tea, pushing for a quick single off Raiz. It took Fall of wickets: 1-9 (Ali), 2-19 (Cook), 3-121 him 110 balls of defiance to reach the mark England 2nd innings (overnight 130-3) (Bell), 4-157 (Root), 5-163 (Bairstow), 6-178 including five boundaries. A. Cook c Riaz b Shah 10 (Butler), 7-193 (Stokes), 8-253 (Broad), 9-308 In all Rashid batted for 172 balls, hitting sev- Moeen Ali c Younis b Khan 1 (Wood) en boundaries, as he made 61. The victory was I. Bell c Younis b Babar 46 Bowling: Khan 14-4-41-2 (1nb, 1w), Riaz 25-4- important for Pakistan after they narrowly J. Root c Younis b Babar 71 78-1 (nb3), Shah 41.3-15-87-4, Malik 10-2-37-0, escaped defeat in the first Test in Abu Dhabi J.
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