semi-final tickets

if India lose on sunday they are definitely out if india win 2 games then they join with South Africa. but if they lose on sunday and after against south africa then they get ticket for India. If india lose sunday but beat south africa and enland lose sunday but beat west indies then run rate will be fact.

but the another group srilanka go to semifinal but pakistan and newzeland will one of go but it is quite sure that pakistan and srilanka will go to semifinal .

Sangakkara hails IPL experience

keeper Kumar Sangakkara expressed surprise at unorthodox spinner Ajantha Mendis not being a regular for the Kolkata Knight Riders but said the very fact that he was part of the IPL in South Africa, along with 12 other Sri Lankans, would have helped immensely.

Mendis claimed three for 20 from his four overs in his first game against Australia, which Lanka won by six wicket here late last night.

It may be coincidence, but players from countries with lesser Twenty20 match practice leading into the World Twenty20 - Pakistan, Bangladesh and Australia - have struggled in England.

''Even if some of the players did not get consistent games, the fact that they were there, rubbing shoulders with some of the greats of the game, learning from that experience (has helped them),'' Sangakkara said after his team ended Australia's campaign in the ongoing tournament here.

''They were training hard, learning to innovate and it kept them on their toes,'' he added.

Sri Lanka, as a cricket team and country, has gone through rough times in recent months. Last night's game was their first international since the team survived the terror attacks in Lahore.

Yesterday match fact and today's match fact and time schedule

Yesterday played two match 1st is Bangladesh v Ireland and the second one Australia v Srilanka. In 1st match Bangladesh played as a child of cricket. They have many experience player and youngest player but they had nothing to do anything. They think that we are tiger so don't worry we will win the match but they don't know that they are not tiger just a simple cat. Bangladeshi Selector has no experience to select a player. Some of the player are not for twenty20 world cup as like Mahmudullah, Rubel Hossain they don't know how to play cricket how to bat and bowl. Ashraful donot know how to captaincy for a team. So if Selector can change couple of player then Bangladesh will do better for cricket. In the second match Srilanka beat Australia. In that match Srilanka really played very well in bowling and bating both side. Australia had nothing to do anything. But this is not finish for two teams we think that both teams will play good for cricket in the next tournament. In Ashes Australia will play better and hope they will find them self. Best for luck Australia and Bangladesh for their future.

Today's match time schedule:

Netherlands v Pakistan(13:30 local, 12:30 GMT)Live Match
New Zealand v South Africa (17:30 local, 16:30 GMT)Live Match

Today's will played two match the 1st is Netherlands v Pakistan and the second one New Zealand v South Africa. The 1st match is very important for both team. Pakistan want to win by hook and cook. They don't want mistake like Bangladesh. But Netherlands played very well in their 1st match against England. They cheesed the run and also win. Today also they want to be cheesed because they have power to chess and win. If Pakistan win the toss i think that they have to go for fielding 1st this is my opinion but it depends on Pakistan Captain but if Netherlands win the toss that I think that they definitely choose to bowling 1st. In 1st match in fielding side Pakistan not so well they missed couple of bowl. So this a big meter to improve their fielding in this match. Because after 160 every 10 run is a big factor for wining a game.

The second match New Zealand v South Africa. Already decided two teams go to the super eight. Two teams are very strong in batting and bowling line up. So let's see which team will champion for group Group D.


So enjoy today's cricket available on Cricinfo and my blogsite for live cricket.

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Scorecard Bangladesh v Ireland

Bangladesh innings (20 overs maximum)		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
	Tamim Iqbal	run out (†NJ O'Brien/McCallan)	22	38	28	2	0	78.57
	9.1 McCallan to Mahmudullah, Tamim is run out! Comedy of errors. It was turned to the on side and there is confusion right away. Yes and no. The keeper rushes out, picks the ball and darts it to the bowler. More drama. Tamim loses the bat and the bowler fails to collect the throw. Tamim rushes on, trying to jump into his crease. The ball bounds off the bowler's body and drops on to the stumps, catching Tamim just short of the crease! 61/4
	Junaid Siddique	c Bray b Johnston	13	5	5	3	0	260.00
	1.2 Junaid combusts. It was full and straight, he went for the big lofted hit down the ground but got too much under the ball and hit it straight up. It swirled in the air as it came down but the fielder did well to cling on to it. 15/1
	Mohammad Ashraful*	c KJ O'Brien b Johnston	14	14	10	1	1	140.00
	5.3 O Ash what have you done? Action replay of the earlier drop. He opened the bat-face and almost deliberately guided it straight to first slip. He was given a reprieve earlier but has committed the same mistake. Joy in the Irish camp. 40/2
	Shakib Al Hasan	c Wilson b Johnston	7	3	7	1	0	100.00
	7.1 Irish are dancing away in the aisles. Lovely catch by Wilson at long-on. Shakib lofted it high in the air and Wilson back-pedaled, held his balance and took a sharp catch. Fine stuff from Ireland. Johnston is having a great day with the ball. 50/3
	Mahmudullah	st †NJ O'Brien b Cusack	7	14	10	0	0	70.00
	10.3 Awesome work from Neil O'Brien. What a fine stumping , standing up to the mediumpacer. It was a full length delivery, the batsman went for the big swing across the line and missed it. The back foot was well inside the crease but while finishing the stroke, his back foot was lifted in the air slightly before it came down. In a flash the keeper had removed the bails! What a fine piece of keeping from O'Brien. The third umpire says that's out and what a game Ireland are having. 66/5
	Raqibul Hasan	b McCallan	13	20	20	0	0	65.00
	15.3 What a Irish evening this has been. Another wicket goes down. Full and straight on the off stump, Raqibul tried to go inside-out but missed it completely .. Gone! 90/6
	Mushfiqur Rahim†	c Mooney b West	14	15	15	0	0	93.33
	16.2 Bangladesh continue to hurtle towards nowhere. Mush charged out, going for the big hit, but lifted it straight to long-off... 94/7
	Mashrafe Mortaza	not out	33	19	16	1	2	206.25
	Naeem Islam	b Rankin	7	9	9	0	0	77.77
	18.6 shuffles outside off, shaping for the flick but misses to connect. The furniture is disturbed. 117/8
	Abdur Razzak	not out	0	4	0	0	0	-
	Extras	(lb 1, w 6)	7
	Total	(8 wickets; 20 overs)	137	(6.85 runs per over)

Did not bat Rubel Hossain

Fall of wickets1-15 (Junaid Siddique, 1.2 ov), 2-40 (Mohammad Ashraful, 5.3 ov), 3-50 (Shakib Al Hasan, 7.1 ov), 4-61 (Tamim Iqbal, 9.1 ov), 5-66 (Mahmudullah, 10.3 ov), 6-90 (Raqibul Hasan, 15.3 ov), 7-94 (Mushfiqur Rahim, 16.2 ov), 8-117 (Naeem Islam, 18.6 ov)

	Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
	WB Rankin	4	0	36	1	9.00
	18.6 to Naeem Islam, shuffles outside off, shaping for the flick but misses to connect. The furniture is disturbed. 117/8
	DT Johnston	4	0	20	3	5.00	(1w)
	1.2 to Junaid Siddique, Junaid combusts. It was full and straight, he went for the big lofted hit down the ground but got too much under the ball and hit it straight up. It swirled in the air as it came down but the fielder did well to cling on to it. 15/1 5.3 to Mohammad Ashraful, O Ash what have you done? Action replay of the earlier drop. He opened the bat-face and almost deliberately guided it straight to first slip. He was given a reprieve earlier but has committed the same mistake. Joy in the Irish camp. 40/2 7.1 to Shakib Al Hasan, Irish are dancing away in the aisles. Lovely catch by Wilson at long-on. Shakib lofted it high in the air and Wilson back-pedaled, held his balance and took a sharp catch. Fine stuff from Ireland. Johnston is having a great day with the ball. 50/3
	RM West	4	0	25	1	6.25
	16.2 to Mushfiqur Rahim, Bangladesh continue to hurtle towards nowhere. Mush charged out, going for the big hit, but lifted it straight to long-off... 94/7
	WK McCallan	4	0	17	1	4.25
	15.3 to Raqibul Hasan, What a Irish evening this has been. Another wicket goes down. Full and straight on the off stump, Raqibul tried to go inside-out but missed it completely .. Gone! 90/6
	AR Cusack	4	0	38	1	9.50	(1w)
	10.3 to Mahmudullah, Awesome work from Neil O'Brien. What a fine stumping , standing up to the mediumpacer. It was a full length delivery, the batsman went for the big swing across the line and missed it. The back foot was well inside the crease but while finishing the stroke, his back foot was lifted in the air slightly before it came down. In a flash the keeper had removed the bails! What a fine piece of keeping from O'Brien. The third umpire says that's out and what a game Ireland are having. 66/5

	Ireland innings (target: 138 runs from 20 overs)		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
	JP Bray	c Raqibul Hasan b Mashrafe Mortaza	2	11	10	0	0	20.00
	2.5 Mashrafee strikes. It was full and on the pads, Bray tried to flick it away but got a inside-edge on to his pad and it popped up for cover point to run in and take the dolly. The strangle has produced a wicket. 6/1
	WTS Porterfield*	c & b Abdur Razzak	23	43	29	3	0	79.31
	11.2 what a soft dismissal. It stopped on Porterfield a touch and he ended up pushing it tamely back to the bowler. Razzak roars! 71/3
	NJ O'Brien†	c Rubel Hossain b Shakib Al Hasan	40	23	25	3	3	160.00
	9.4 Niall holes out to long-off. It was a nice loopy flighted delivery outside off stump and Niall lunged out to lift it straight to the fielder... 61/2
	GC Wilson	c Mohammad Ashraful b Mashrafe Mortaza	10	16	15	0	0	66.66
	14.2 Mash and Ash combo strike. Wilson crashed the full length delivery - it was the slower one - straight to Ashraful at covers. Ash is overjoyed. He roars and roars as his team-mates converge on him. Great scenes here. Thrilling and filled with tension. 89/4
	JF Mooney	not out	17	29	14	2	0	121.42
	KJ O'Brien	not out	39	15	17	4	2	229.41
	Extras	(lb 4, w 3)	7
	Total	(4 wickets; 18.2 overs)	138	(7.52 runs per over)

Did not bat DT Johnston, AR Cusack, WK McCallan, RM West, WB Rankin

Fall of wickets1-6 (Bray, 2.5 ov), 2-61 (NJ O'Brien, 9.4 ov), 3-71 (Porterfield, 11.2 ov), 4-89 (Wilson, 14.2 ov)

	Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
	Mashrafe Mortaza	4	0	30	2	7.50
	2.5 to Bray, Mashrafee strikes. It was full and on the pads, Bray tried to flick it away but got a inside-edge on to his pad and it popped up for cover point to run in and take the dolly. The strangle has produced a wicket. 6/1 14.2 to Wilson, Mash and Ash combo strike. Wilson crashed the full length delivery - it was the slower one - straight to Ashraful at covers. Ash is overjoyed. He roars and roars as his team-mates converge on him. Great scenes here. Thrilling and filled with tension. 89/4
	Rubel Hossain	3.2	0	31	0	9.30	(3w)
	Mahmudullah	3	0	23	0	7.66
	Naeem Islam	2	0	9	0	4.50
	Shakib Al Hasan	3	0	23	1	7.66
	9.4 to NJ O'Brien, Niall holes out to long-off. It was a nice loopy flighted delivery outside off stump and Niall lunged out to lift it straight to the fielder... 61/2
	Abdur Razzak	3	0	18	1	6.00
	11.2 to Porterfield, what a soft dismissal. It stopped on Porterfield a touch and he ended up pushing it tamely back to the bowler. Razzak roars! 71/3

Match details

Toss Ireland, who chose to field Points Ireland 2, Bangladesh 0

T20I debuts JP Bray, JF Mooney, WB Rankin and RM West (Ireland) Twenty20 debuts JP Bray, JF Mooney, WB Rankin and RM West (Ireland) Player of the match NJ O'Brien (Ireland)

Umpires NJ Llong and SJA Taufel (Australia) TV umpire IJ Gould Match referee BC Broad Reserve umpire Asad Rauf (Pakistan)

Match notes

Bangladesh: 50 runs in 6.6 overs (43 balls), Extras 1 Bangladesh: 100 runs in 17.1 overs (104 balls), Extras 1 Innings Break: Bangladesh - 137/8 in 20.0 overs (Mashrafe Mortaza 33, Abdur Razzak 0) Ireland: 50 runs in 6.1 overs (39 balls), Extras 3 2nd Wicket: 50 runs in 32 balls (WTS Porterfield 12, NJ O'Brien 38, Ex 0) Ireland: 100 runs in 15.4 overs (96 balls), Extras 5

Bangladeshi Tiger became Bangladeshi Cat

Ireland beat Bangladesh in the 2007 World Cup and, pitted against the same side in a must-win clash in more familiar conditions, produced an encore to surge into the second stage of the World Twenty20. This will go down as one of the biggest moments in Ireland's cricket history - but another disappointment for Bangladesh, who were knocked out of the competition.

The hungrier side was always going to come up tops and Ireland took a massive stride by keeping a reckless Bangladesh to 137. Bangladesh batted with the freedom of a team that believed they were already in the next stage and paid the price, stumbling after a shaky start. Mashrafe Mortaza's late heroics ensured at least a fighting total, which is where some self-discipline could have changed the outcome of this game. Ireland applied themselves to their chase and got home by six wickets - the O'Brien brothers again proving their worth - to yells and whoops from their dugout.

Twenty20 isn't a format where you can check in and book yourself for bed and breakfast but there still is a need for stability. Instead Bangladesh started like a runaway train, scoring 30 of their first 39 runs in boundaries, despite losing a wicket early. Three boundaries in five balls are plenty, but Junaid Siddique took a silly dance down the track and started the rot.

Mohammad Ashraful briefly threatened to make Ireland pay for a drop at first slip, pulling - a la Gordon Greenidge - over deep square leg and hitting Boyd Rankin over mid-on for sixes in one over, but then again steered to slip where Kevin O'Brien atoned for his earlier lapse. Predictably, William Porterfield turned to spin as the fielding restrictions were lifted and immediately Bangladesh tried to dominate, unsuccessfully. Johnston picked up the third as Shakib Al Hasan picked out long-on, before tidy spin from both ends and a sudden spring in Ireland's step further confounded Bangladesh.

Tamim Iqbal paid the price for misjudging a single, caught inches short - and with his foot in the air after he dropped his bat - by a smart pick-and-throw from Niall O'Brien. Niall was in action minutes later, brilliantly stumping Mahmudullah, his foot an inch off the ground as he heaved, when standing up to Alex Cusack's medium-pace. Consolidation was the need of the hour but instead of taking a couple overs to consolidate, Mahmudullah swung recklessly across the line. The buzz around Ireland was stirring, the fielding now top-notch, and you could sense an upset.

This was a time for Bangladesh to take a step back. Instead they kept swinging, clearly fraught at not having managed a boundary for 71 deliveries - a result of excellent work from Johnston and Ireland's spinner. West and Kyle McCallan plugged way splendidly, tidy with their lines, and accounted for Mushfiqur Rahim and Raqibul Hasan. Ireland had crawled all over Bangladesh, strangling runs and keeping the batsmen guessing as to where the next run would come from. McCallan returned exemplary figures of 4-0-17-1, but there was a bit of gas in Bangladesh's tank still. Mortaza's lusty hitting earned him two sixes in the final over, a handy cameo.

Mortaza then struck with the ball to dismiss Jeremy Bray in the third over Ireland's openers started watchfully, aware that a daredevil approach could harm them. Then Niall stuck it to Mortaza, flicking three sixes with immense power in the sixth over, and taking a pair of boundaries in Mahmudullah's first over. Niall played off the back-foot with power, but a late cut off Naeem Islam's first ball showed he could perforate the gaps with grace too. Irish supporters in the crowd cheered raucously, aware that what their team was doing was stunning.

However, Porterfield's sluggish approach forced Niall to improvise and he fell for 40 from 25 balls. Ireland were on track with the asking rate when Porterfield chipped a return catch to Adbur Razzak, and a similarly soft dismissal from Gary Wilson, driving the first ball of Mortaza's second spell to extra cover, sent Bangladesh into raptures.

Ireland still needed 49 from 34 but Kevin shut the door with some clutch hits, flicking a full toss from Mortaza to fine leg, dumping Razzak over midwicket and creaming Rubel Hossain over and past extra cover twice. John Mooney wasn't to be left behind, reverse-sweeping a four to ease the pressure, but it was Kevin who had the final word, clubbing another effortless six and sealing victory with a four off extra cover.

"I will be very disappointed if we don't make our mark in this competition," said Ireland coach Phil Simmons on the eve of this match. In their first game against a professional side in this format, Ireland did make their mark. And how.

Source: Cricinfo

Scorecard Sri Lanka v Australia

ICC World Twenty20 - 8th match, Group C

Australia v Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka won by 6 wickets (with 6 balls remaining)

• T20I no. 97 | 2009 season
• Played at Trent Bridge, Nottingham (neutral venue)
• 8 June 2009 - day/night (20-over match)

	Australia innings (20 overs maximum)		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
	SR Watson	lbw b Mendis	22	32	21	2	1	104.76
	7.3 gone! Watson attempts a horrible sweep to this very full and straight delivery, and he's hit on the back pad. Poor stroke - quality bowling 59/3
	DA Warner	c Dilshan b Mathews	0	1	3	0	0	0.00
	0.4 got him! Slightly shorter by Matthews and Warner cuts and slaps it straight into the hands of point! 1/1
	RT Ponting*	b Mendis	25	23	15	5	0	166.66
	5.6 bowled him! Ponting stepped outside leg trying to smite him over cover but loses his leg stump. Looked to me like a leggie from Mendis 48/2
	BJ Haddin†	b Malinga	16	18	17	0	1	94.11
	10.6 bowled him! Comical cricket. A slower full-toss which Haddin seemed to pick, but it dipped late on him and splattered his stumps - the off stump and middle stump both flattened 74/4
	MJ Clarke	c & b Udana	11	17	15	0	0	73.33
	12.2 another one done by a slower delivery. Are you watching, England? Superb delivery on middle-and-leg which Clarke picked, but got a leading edge back to the bowler who took a great low catch with his left hand 79/5
	DJ Hussey	c Jayasuriya b Udana	28	28	22	1	2	127.27
	18.2 tries to repeat the shot but slices it high and point swallows it with ease 135/7
	MEK Hussey	lbw b Mendis	1	7	5	0	0	20.00
	14.5 what bowling. What belief and guile from Mendis. A quicker and fuller ball to Hussey who's rapped absolutely dead in front. Too quick, too straight 94/6
	MG Johnson	not out	28	24	13	2	2	215.38
	B Lee	b Malinga	15		5	2	1	300.00
	19.2 what a yorker. Oh well bowled! Very, very fast and hit the base of the leg stump which is sent cartwheeling 151/8
	NM Hauritz	c †Sangakkara b Malinga	4	2	3	1	0	133.33
	19.5 outside edge, another one for Malinga - well caught by Sangakkara low to his right 155/9
	NW Bracken	not out	4	1	1	1	0	400.00
	Extras	(w 5)	5
	Total	(9 wickets; 20 overs)	159	(7.95 runs per over)

Fall of wickets1-1 (Warner, 0.4 ov), 2-48 (Ponting, 5.6 ov), 3-59 (Watson, 7.3 ov), 4-74 (Haddin, 10.6 ov), 5-79 (Clarke, 12.2 ov), 6-94 (MEK Hussey, 14.5 ov), 7-135 (DJ Hussey, 18.2 ov), 8-151 (Lee, 19.2 ov), 9-155 (Hauritz, 19.5 ov)

	Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
	AD Mathews	2	0	10	1	5.00	(1w)
	0.4 to Warner, got him! Slightly shorter by Matthews and Warner cuts and slaps it straight into the hands of point! 1/1
	ST Jayasuriya	2	0	17	0	8.50
	I Udana	4	0	47	2	11.75	(1w)
	12.2 to Clarke, another one done by a slower delivery. Are you watching, England? Superb delivery on middle-and-leg which Clarke picked, but got a leading edge back to the bowler who took a great low catch with his left hand 79/5 18.2 to DJ Hussey, tries to repeat the shot but slices it high and point swallows it with ease 135/7
	SL Malinga	4	0	36	3	9.00	(2w)
	10.6 to Haddin, bowled him! Comical cricket. A slower full-toss which Haddin seemed to pick, but it dipped late on him and splattered his stumps - the off stump and middle stump both flattened 74/4 19.2 to Lee, what a yorker. Oh well bowled! Very, very fast and hit the base of the leg stump which is sent cartwheeling 151/8 19.5 to Hauritz, outside edge, another one for Malinga - well caught by Sangakkara low to his right 155/9
	BAW Mendis	4	0	20	3	5.00
	5.6 to Ponting, bowled him! Ponting stepped outside leg trying to smite him over cover but loses his leg stump. Looked to me like a leggie from Mendis 48/2 7.3 to Watson, gone! Watson attempts a horrible sweep to this very full and straight delivery, and he's hit on the back pad. Poor stroke - quality bowling 59/3 14.5 to MEK Hussey, what bowling. What belief and guile from Mendis. A quicker and fuller ball to Hussey who's rapped absolutely dead in front. Too quick, too straight 94/6
	M Muralitharan	4	0	29	0	7.25

	Sri Lanka innings (target: 160 runs from 20 overs)		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
	TM Dilshan	b Clarke	53	46	32	10	0	165.62
	9.1 bowled him with a beauty! Beat him in the flight as Dilshan came skipping down the pitch 81/2
	ST Jayasuriya	c Warner b Lee	2	12	7	0	0	28.57
	2.1 what a catch from Warner at deep square leg! Jayasuriya pulled this hard and flat, and Warner jumped up high to take it behind him, not two feet from the boundary edge. Oh yes! 19/1
	KC Sangakkara*†	not out	55	77	42	4	2	130.95
	DPMD Jayawardene	c Bracken b Hauritz	9	11	12	0	0	75.00
	12.5 got him this time! Down the pitch and slices it to point 98/3
	LPC Silva	c Ponting b Lee	11	12	11	1	0	100.00
	16.1 got him! A slower-ball bouncer which he pulls meekly, and Ponting jogs in to take an easy catch 127/4
	J Mubarak	not out	21	11	12	1	2	175.00
	Extras	(lb 1, w 6, nb 2)	9
	Total	(4 wickets; 19 overs)	160	(8.42 runs per over)

Did not bat AD Mathews, I Udana, BAW Mendis, SL Malinga, M Muralitharan

Fall of wickets1-19 (Jayasuriya, 2.1 ov), 2-81 (Dilshan, 9.1 ov), 3-98 (Jayawardene, 12.5 ov), 4-127 (Silva, 16.1 ov)

	Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
	B Lee	4	0	39	2	9.75	(2nb, 3w)
	2.1 to Jayasuriya, what a catch from Warner at deep square leg! Jayasuriya pulled this hard and flat, and Warner jumped up high to take it behind him, not two feet from the boundary edge. Oh yes! 19/1 16.1 to Silva, got him! A slower-ball bouncer which he pulls meekly, and Ponting jogs in to take an easy catch 127/4
	MG Johnson	2	0	17	0	8.50	(2w)
	NW Bracken	4	0	33	0	8.25	(1w)
	SR Watson	2	0	24	0	12.00
	NM Hauritz	4	0	27	1	6.75
	12.5 to Jayawardene, got him this time! Down the pitch and slices it to point 98/3
	MJ Clarke	3	0	19	1	6.33
	9.1 to Dilshan, bowled him with a beauty! Beat him in the flight as Dilshan came skipping down the pitch 81/2

Match details

Toss Sri Lanka, who chose to field Points Sri Lanka 2, Australia 0

T20I debuts AD Mathews and I Udana (Sri Lanka) Player of the match KC Sangakkara (Sri Lanka)

Umpires BF Bowden (New Zealand) and IJ Gould TV umpire NJ Llong Match referee BC Broad Reserve umpire SJA Taufel (Australia)

Match notes

Australia: 50 runs in 6.2 overs (40 balls), Extras 3 Australia: 100 runs in 15.2 overs (96 balls), Extras 5 Australia: 150 runs in 19.1 overs (119 balls), Extras 5 Innings Break: Australia - 159/9 in 20.0 overs (MG Johnson 28, NW Bracken 4) Sri Lanka: 50 runs in 4.6 overs (33 balls), Extras 3 2nd Wicket: 50 runs in 33 balls (TM Dilshan 29, KC Sangakkara 19, Ex 2) TM Dilshan: 50 off 26 balls (10 x 4) Sri Lanka: 100 runs in 13.2 overs (84 balls), Extras 5 KC Sangakkara: 50 off 40 balls (4 x 4, 2 x 6) Sri Lanka: 150 runs in 18.3 overs (117 balls), Extras 7