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Showing posts with label Russell Arnold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Russell Arnold. Show all posts

Thursday, October 16, 2008

[Video] Coca-Cola Champions Trophy 1999 - 4th match Sri Lanka v West Indies

A match to remember, Sanath and Kalu put on an opening stand of 128 runs. Not sparing the likes of even Curtly Ambrose.

Curtly Ambrose was taken for 22 off his opening 4 overs and Mervin Dillon went for 40 in 6 overs, which included two sixes off his last which cost 15.









ODI no. 1515
Coca-Cola Champions Trophy - 4th match
Sri Lanka v West Indies 1999/00 season
Played at Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium (neutral venue) on 17 October 1999 - day/night (50-over match)
Result Sri Lanka won by 9 wickets (with 132 balls remaining)

Courtesy Apni Community


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Wednesday, May 21, 2008

[Video] Classic catches | Russell Arnold | WC 2003



Russell Arnold World cup 2003, South Africa.

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Tuesday, March 18, 2008

[Video] Russell Arnold stars as Chennai Superstars win

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Courtesy crickethighlights.info


Chennai Superstars beat the Kolkata Tigers by 4 wickets in the the Edelweiss 20s Challenge match that went down to the last over at the Lal Bahadur Stadium, Hyderabad on Monday. Russel Arnold was declared the man of the match for his magnificent unbeaten knock of 66 runs.

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Saturday, January 26, 2008

[Video] Coca-Cola Champions Trophy - Final | India v Sri Lanka 2000 | 1st Session

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2nd Session can be found here




Sri Lanka defeated India by 254 in one of their most intimidating performances in the history of Sri Lankan cricket. The architect was, Sanath Jayasuriya, who rescued an innings that was dipping into the doldrums, with a breathtaking 189 from just 161 balls, the second equal highest score in the history of one-day international cricket.

Then, with India needing to score a mammoth 300 runs to win, the Sri Lanka bowlers ripped through the top order. Within 24 balls, both Tendulkar (5) and Ganguly (3) were left brooding in the dressing room. India's chances of winning had been squashed and any self-belief that had previously lingered had now vanished.

The Indian middle order capitulated. The only batsman to reach double figures was Robin Singh (11) and India were bowled out for just 54 runs. This was the lowest total ever in the history of one-day cricket in Sharjah and the third lowest in the world.

Chaminda Vaas finished with a career best 5 for 14 from his 9.3 overs. Both he and Zoysa bowled aggressively, perhaps fuelled by the inspirational batting of their captain. Everything they did appeared to bring dividends. Writes Charlie Austin for Cricinfo.



Scorecard

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Friday, December 28, 2007

[Video] Russell Arnold 47 Vs Pakistan | Sharjah

Thank you for the memories and good luck Russell.

Sri Lanka Cricket may have forgotten you at your peak but cricket fans world over knew that you were served with cruel injustice.

Thanks for the good times and the many face saving knocks you played to salvage our team.

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