Sri Lanka batsman Tillekeratne Dilshan (right) is watched by Zimbabwe wicketkeeper Tatenda Taibu as he plays a shot during a Group A compare in a World Cup contest during The Pallekele International Cricket Stadium in Pallekele. Sri Lanka’s Upul Tharanga as well as Dilshan available a fourth-highest mount for any wicket in a one-day international, scoring 282 prior to they were parted.
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PALLEKELE, Sri Lanka (AFP) – Sri Lanka’s Upul Tharanga as well as Tillakaratne Dilshan available a fourth-highest mount for any wicket in a one-day general upon Thursday, scoring 282 prior to they were parted.
Tharanga was in a future out for 133, held by Elton Chigumbura off Chris Mpofu in a 45th over as well as Dilshan, upon 144, followed before long afterwards, held by Chigumbura off Prosper Utseya.
The twin sailed past a prior World Cup most appropriate for a initial wicket of 194 done by Pakistan’s Saeed Anwar as well as Wajahatullah Wasti opposite New Zealand in Manchester in 1999.
Sri Lanka were put in to bat by Zimbabwe in a diversion where feat for a co-hosts will pledge a quarter-final place.
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