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It's still a queendom, but Sri Lanka are more than just Athapaththu now

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By Madushka Balasuriya Verified
| cricinfo.com
Feature The emergence of Harshitha Samarawickrama, Imesha Dulani, Nilakshika Silva and Vishmi Gunaratne makes this Sri Lanka better rounded than the champions of 2024 Sometimes all you need is a little push. The 2024 Asia Cup was a watershed for this young Sri Lanka outfit. Prior to that exhilarating climax in Dambulla, Sri Lanka's flashes of international brilliance were almost exclusively engineered by Chamari Athapaththu.
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India dictate terms after Jurel's unbeaten century

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By Madushka Balasuriya Verified
| cricinfo.com
Report India declared at 503 before scalping two wickets to all but take Sri Lanka out of the contest Sri Lanka 8 for 2 (Prasidh 1-1) trail India 503 for 9 dec (Padikkal 117, Jurel 115*) by 495 runs Dhruv Jurel struck a 177-ball 115 as India piled on the runs on a rain-truncated second day's play in Colombo to take total control of proceedings. Having declared on 503 for 9, India had already picked up two Sri Lankan scalps when play was called off for the day due to bad light.
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Asalanka puts his hand up for ultimate twist in changing landscape

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By Madushka Balasuriya Verified
| MSN Verified
A tournament defined by the bat was in the end decided with the ball. For newly-crowned LPL champions Galle Gallants seeing Eshan Malinga at the top of the wicket-takers list would have been of little surprise. He'd been doing it all tournament and his figures of 3 for 25 in the final took his tally to a tournament-leading 17.
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