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West Indies beat Sri Lanka to tie T20 series
West Indies cricketer DwayneBravo celebrates after hedismissed Sri Lankan cricketerNuwan Kulasekara during thesecond and final T20 Internationalcricket match yesterday.
Cricket, Sports
November 10, 2015

West Indies beat Sri Lanka to tie T20 series

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AFP) — Dwayne Bravo grabbed four wickets as the West Indies defeated Sri Lanka by 23 runs to draw their two-match Twenty20 International series in Colombo yesterday.

The visitors’ victory at the R Premadasa Stadium ensured the West Indies finished their tour of Sri Lanka on a positive note after losing both the One Day International and Test series.

West Indies won the toss and opted to bat, scoring 162-6. Johnson Charles and Denesh Ramdin top-scored with 34 runs each, while Bravo notched 31 as the tourists amassed a decent total.

Left-arm spinner Milinda Siriwardana and Captain Lasith Malinga were the star bowlers for Sri Lanka, taking two wickets each for only 17 and 16 runs, respectively.

But the West Indies’ bowling display was even more impressive, with right-arm medium pacer Bravo putting in a man-of-the-match performance that saw him take 4-28.

Ravi Rampaul, who was one of two changes to the West Indies side following their defeat to Sri Lanka in the first T20 on Monday, also impressed with three wickets.

Sri Lanka’s Tillakaratne Dilshan notched his second half-century of the week, recording 52, but a collapse of the host’s middle and lower batting order meant the West Indies avoided a tour whitewash.

“We were desperate to get this win,” said West Indies’ Captain Darren Sammy.

Sri Lanka swept the three-match One Day International series 3-0 and also won the preceding Test series without loss, taking it 2-0.

They then won the first T20 in Pallekele by 30 runs before yesterday’s defeat resulted in 1-1 draw.

Scoreboard

West Indies

A Fletcher lbw b Siriwardana 23

J Charles lbw b Siriwardana 34

M Samuels run out 1

D Bravo c Mathews b Malinga 31

A Russell c Chandimal b Chameera 9

D Ramdin not out 34

K Pollard b Malinga 5

D Sammy not out 12

Extras: (lb6, w7) 13

Total: (6 wickets; 20 overs) 162

Fall of wickets: 1-62 (Fletcher), 2-65 (Samuels), 3-75 (Charles), 4-97 (Russell), 5-138 (Bravo), 6-147 (Pollard)

Bowling: Malinga 4-0-16-2 (w1), Kulasekara 4-0-22-0 (w1), Senanayake 3-0-38-0, Chameera 3-0-36-1 (w2), Siriwardana 3-0-17-2 (w2), Jayasuriya 3-0-27-0

Sri Lanka

K Perera c Bravo b Taylor 12

T Dilshan c Holder (sub) b Rampaul 52

S Jayasuriya c Russell b Bravo 30

D Chandimal c Carter (sub) b Rampaul 1

A Mathews c Carter (sub) b Bravo 5

M Siriwardana st Ramdin b Narine 15

C Kapugedera c Charles b Pollard 2

S Senanayake c Pollard b Bravo 3

N Kulasekara c Narine b Bravo 4

S Malinga b Rampaul 2

D Chameera not out 3

Extras: (b1, lb4, w3, nb2) 10

Total: (10 wickets; 20 overs) 139

Fall of wickets: 1-23 (Perera), 2-93 (Jayasuriya), 3-94 (Chandimal), 4-102 (Dilshan), 5-117 (Mathews), 6-126 (Kapugedera), 7-129 (Siriwardana), 8-133 (Senanayake), 9-135 (Kulasekara), 10-139 (Malinga)

Bowling: Narine 4-0-24-1 (w1), Rampaul 4-0-20-3, Taylor 2-0-22-1 (w1), Pollard 4-0-23-1 (w1), Sammy 2-0-17-0, Bravo 4-0-28-4 (nb1)

West Indies won by 23 runs

Toss: West Indies

Umpires: Ranmore Martines (SRI) and Raveendra Wimalasiri (SRI)

TV umpire: Ruchira Palliyaguruge (SRI)

Match referee: David Boon (AUS)

Sri Lankan Captain Lasith Malinga (left) and West Indies Captain Darren Sammyhold the trophy during a presentation ceremony in the second and final T20International cricket match at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo yesterday.(PHOTOS: AFP)

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