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New Zealand vs Sri Lanka

ICC Champions Trophy 2013 Preview: In-form New Zealand take on Sri Lanka

Their morale sky high after a 2-1 series win over England, New Zealand would look to carry their good form into the Champions Trophy when they clash with Sri Lanka in a Group A match on Sunday.

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Muttiah Muralitharan – a magician par excellence on the cricket field

He has been Sri Lanka’s wizard of spin, the master of the doosra.

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Stats Preview: 1st Semi-Final – Sri Lanka vs New Zealand

Sri Lanka will be favourites to win this match.

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Stats Preview: 4th Quarter-Final – Sri Lanka vs England

Sangakkara and Dilshan’s prolific numbers in recent years give Sri Lanka the edge.

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Murali shrugs off injury scare

Veteran spinner Muttiah Muralitharan shrugged off a worrying injury scare to take four wickets as Sri Lanka defeated New Zealand by 112 runs in their World Cup Group A clash on Friday. 

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Muralitharan inspires Sri Lanka to 112-run win

By Suneer Chowdhary

 

In the end, statistics lived up to their name. With no team having chased down a total of more than 229 at the Wankhede in Mumbai, Sri Lanka’s 265 would have spelled trouble for New Zealand. In the end, it was 112 more than what New Zealand could manage.

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Sangakkara century guides side to 265

By Suneer Chowdhary

 

Sri Lanka overcame a slow beginning at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai to post a challenging target of 266 for New Zealand. With both teams having already got through to the next round, it is a matter of who gets into the top two positions in the points-table with a win in this game.

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Sri Lanka opt to bat against New Zealand

By CricketCountry Staff

 

Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss and chose to bat against New Zealand in their World Cup Group A match at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

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Preview: Top two position at stake as New Zealand take on Sri Lanka

By Suneer Chowdhary

 

One of the pre-tournament favourites India is struggling to live up to the expectations in Group B. The other, from Group A, is treading down a similar path. So when Sri Lanka play New Zealand in their last league game of the World Cup 2011 at the Wankhede Stadium, they will hope to win at least one of their games against a currently Test playing sides before they move to the quarter-finals.

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