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Windies women beat Sri Lanka in third In’t T20

Tuesday, March 05, 2013 | 8:24 AM



COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (CMC) – West Indies Women defeated Sri Lanka Women by 34 runs in the third Twenty20 International at the R Premadasa Stadium Tuesday.

WEST INDIES WOMEN: 145-6 in 20 overs (Taylor 75, Aguilleira 21,  Siriwardene 2-18,  Kaushalya 2-25)

SRI LANKA WOMEN: 111 - 19.2 overs (Siriwardene 46, Weerakkody† 18, Daley 5-18, Selman 2-14)

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