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July 30, 2002 Tuesday Jamadi-ul-Awwal 19,1423

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Newcomer Gamage steals limelight


COLOMBO, July 29: Sri Lanka’s Chamila Gamage took a wicket with his first ball in Test cricket Monday as Bangladesh slumped to 164 all out on the second day of the second Test in reply to the home side’s first innings of 373.

The right-arm fast medium bowler, who earlier featured in a 64-run stand for the last wicket while batting at number 11, dismissed Mohammad Ashraful to become the first Sri Lankan — and only the 13th bowler in Test history — to achieve the feat and added the wicket of Tushar Imran, leg before, before the tea break.

At the close, Sri Lanka were 25 for the fall of no wickets as opener Michael Vandort was again off to a strong start with 18 runs, after scoring 61 in the first innings.

Fellow opener Jehan Mubarak picked up two before the close.

Sri Lanka fielded a second-string side after their crushing win in the first Test but Bangladesh, without a Test win after two years of trying, still lost their first five batsmen for 51.

Opener Abdul Hannan Sarkar fell leg before to fast medium bowler Buddika Fernando for five, fellow opener Al-Shahriar followed just before lunch, caught off Sri Lanka captain Sanath Jayasuriya, and the procession continued after the break.

Alok Kapali and Tapash Baisya, both in their Test debuts, were the only batsmen to show any defiance.

Each struck six boundaries, Kapali for 39, and Baisya 52.

Sri Lanka had underlined their superiority by adding 71 to their overnight score of 301 for eight in the morning.

After Sujeewa de Silva fell cheaply, Fernando and Gamage put on 64 for the final wicket.

Scoreboard


SRI LANKA (1st Innings, overnight 301-8):

M.G. Vandort lbw b Kapali 61

J. Mubarak lbw b Baisya 24

M.N. Nawaz c Mashud b Muntasir 21

H.P. Tillekeratne c and b Muntasir 18

S.T. Jayasuriya c Mashud b M.Islam 85

T.T. Samaraweera c Bashar b M.Islam 58

P. Jayawardena c Mashud b M.Islam 0

U.D.U. Chandana c Bashar b Kapali 20

T.C.B. Fernando not out 29

W.R.S. de Silva c Mashud b Jubair 5

C. Gamage c Kapali b Jubair 40

EXTRAS (B-1, LB-5, NB-6) 12

TOTAL (all out, 106.4 overs) 373

FALL OF WKTS: 1-60, 2-90, 3-131, 4-133, 5-260, 6-260, 7-298, 8-298, 9-309.

BOWLING: Manjural Islam 23-4-46-3 (2nb); Talha Jubair 21.4-3-74-2; Tapash Baisya 12-1-69-1 (4nb); Fahim Muntasir 18-3-46-2; Alok Kapali 29-2-122-2; Habibul Bashar 3-1-10-0.

BANGLADESH (1st Innings):

H. Sarkar lbw b Fernando 5

Al-Shahriar c J’wardena b Jayasuriya 12

H. Bashar lbw b Fernando 11

M. Ashraful b Gamage 1

T. Imran lbw b Gamage 8

K. Mashud c T’ratne b Samaraweera 15

A. Kapali lbw b Jayasuriya 39

F. Muntasir c and b Samaraweera 7

T. Baisya not out 52

M. Islam c J’wardena b Jayasuriya 0

T. Jubair c Jayasuriya b Chandana 0

EXTRAS (LB-4, NB-10) 14

TOTAL (all out, 62 overs) 164

FALL OF WKTS: 1-20, 2-28, 3-31, 4-43, 5-51, 6-72, 7-86, 8-123, 9-163.

BOWLING: Fernando 15-3-36-2 (5nb); Sujeeva de Silva 11-2-45-0 (5nb); Jayasuriya 7-2-17-3; Gamage 12-5-33-2; Samaraweera 12-3-18-2; Chandana 5-1-11-1.

SRI LANKA (2nd Innings):

M.G. Vandort not out 18

J. Mubarak not out 2

EXTRAS (B-4, W-1) 5

TOTAL (for no wkt, 7 overs) 25

BOWLING (to-date): Manjural Islam 3-0-12-0 (1w); Talha Jubair 3-0-5-0; Alok Kapali 1-0-4-0.—Reuters






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