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De Silva, Kamindu fifties guide Sri Lanka to 221-4 in first Test
RAWALPINDI: Fifties from Dhananjaya de Silva and Kamindu Mendis helped Sri Lanka reach 221-4 at lunch on day three of the opening Test against Pakistan in Rawalpindi on Wednesday. After resuming at 114-3, De Silva was on 87 after reaching his 21st half-century, while skipper Kusal Mendis was 21 not out, leaving the tourists still 213 runs behind Pakistan’s first innings 434-9 declared. Sri Lanka lost just one wicket in the session as De Silva and Kamindu put on a 91 for the fourth wicket, enjoying a stroke of fortune along the way. De Silva, on 38, flashed at a Razaullah delivery but Saud Shak...
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