2010 Sri Lanka VS New Zealand 4th Triangular Match Resuit - Reserve day washed out too

Srilanka and New Zealand 4th ODI Micromax Triangular match no Resuit, on Friday, 20th August, 2010, at Dambulla. In two days, heavy rains forced the abandonment of the fourth ODI of the tri-series and the subsequent reserve day.

Srilanka Dilshan led them to 61 for 1 in the first 10, only 70 runs came in the next 20 for the loss of Dilshan and Kumar Sangakkara and then Jayawardene and Silva added 72 off 84 in a partnership both urgent and stable.

New Zealand Even as Scott Styris and Jacob Oram provided glimpses of that noble New Zealand tradition, dibbly-dobbly bowling, Mahela Jayawardene and Chamara Silva batted sensibly to make sure Sri Lanka didn't lose their way after a fiery-but-short-lived start from Tillakaratne Dilshan.

Match Summary:

Srilanka mode - 203/3 in 43.4 overs (Jayawardene 59*, Silva 41*, Styris 2-36)

Toss - New Zealand, who chose to field.

Result - no Resuit.

Points - Sri Lanka 2, New Zealand 2.

2010 Sri Lanka VS India 3rd tri ODI Match Resuit - India won by 3 wickets

2010 Sri Lanka VS India 3rd tri ODI Match Resuit - India won by 3 wicket

2010 Triangular Series, India beat Srilanka Won by 6 wickets, with 93 balls remaining, 3rd ODI Micromax Triangular match, on Monday, 16 August, 2010, at Dambulla. Srilanka made 170/all out; 46.1 overs, and India mode 171/4 34.3 overs, Man of the Match - Virender Sehwag.

India Sehwag then followed up with a steady innings that released the pressure created by early wickets and steered India to what was, in the end, a comfortable win.

srilanka Dilshan succumbed to temptation when the ball was tossed up, and top-edged a slog-sweep to scupper a recovery he had initiated.

Match Summary:

Srilanka mode - 170/all out; 46.1 overs, (Dilshan 45, Randiv 43, Ojha 3-36)

India Inning - 171/4 34.3 overs (Sehwag 99*, Mathews 2-32, Fernando 2-331)

Toss - Sri Lanka, who chose to bat.

Man of the Match - Virender Sehwag (India)

Result - India by 6 Wickets (with 93 balls remaining)

Points - India 5, Sri Lanka 0

Sri Lanka VS New Zealand 2nd Triangular Match Resuit, Srilankat- won by 3 wickets

2010 Sri Lanka beat New Zaland Won by 3 wickets,(with 55 balls remaining) 2nd Triangular match, on Friday, 13 August, 2010, at Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium. New Zealand made 192/all out; 48.1 overs, and Sri Lanka mode 195/7 wickets; 40.5 overs, Man of the Match - Upul Tharanga

Match Summary:

New Zealand Inning - 192/all out; 48.1 overs, (Watling 55, Malinga 3-35, Mathews 3-36)

Sri Lanka Inning - 195/7 wickets, (Tharanga 70, Sangakkara 48, Mills 4-41)

Toss - New Zealand, who chose to bat.

Man of the Match - Upul Tharanga (Sri Lanka)

Result - Sri Lanka Win by 3 Wickets (with 55 balls remaining)

Points - Sri Lanka 4, New Zealand 0

India VS New Zealand 1st Triangular Match Live Score, Ind VS NZ 1st Triangular Match Teams

After the huge success of one-day cricket will face its first trial during the Triangular Cup in Srilanka. In the 1st match of the tournament, India will meet New Zealand in the 50 over, Day-Night format of the game, at Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium, on Tuesday, 10th August, 2010, in the game and timing will be 09:00 GMT 14:30 local 14:30 IST.

India have had so little time to prepare that they decided to take an army chopper to Dambulla to save time on the five-hour road journey from Colombo.

New Zealand advantage side is that unlike most subcontinental pitches, Dambulla will favour their pace-heavy attack.

An ankle injury has ruled Ishant Sharma out of the first game which means Abhimanyu Mithun is in line to add to his solitary one-day cap.

Kane Williamson, the Northern Districts batsman who turned 20 on Sunday, gets the belated gift of a one-day debut on Tuesday.

India 1st Tri Match Team, Playing Eleven at Dambulla:

Virender Sehwag, Dinesh Karthik/Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, Yuvraj Singh, MS Dhoni (c & w), Suresh Raina, Ravindra Jadeja, Praveen Kumar, Abhimanyu Mithun, Pragyan Ojha, Ashish Nehra.

New Zealand 1st Tri Match Team, Playing Eleven at Dambulla:

Martin Guptill, Peter Ingram, Ross Taylor (capt), Kane Williamson, Scott Styris, Grant Elliott, Gareth Hopkins (wk), Nathan McCullum, Daryl Tuffey, Kyle Mills, Tim Southee/Andy McKay.