3rd ODI: Revamped Sri Lanka beat Bangladesh by six wickets to sweep series

third ODI: Revamped Sri Lanka beat Bangladesh by six wickets to scope series.dhaka:  New-look Sri Lanka trounced Bangladesh by six wickets in the third and last one-day universal in Dhaka on Saturday to compass the arrangement 3-0.seamer Dhammika Prasad asserted three wickets in his first match of the arrangement as the vacationers confined Bangladesh to 240-8 in the wake of choosing to field in the day-night match. 

Kusal Perera, a 23-year-old left-gave opener, then hit a lady one-day century as Sri Lanka surpassed the focus with 15 conveyances to extra at the Sher-e-Bangla stadium.perera hit a pugnacious 106 off 124 balls with six limits and five sixes, imparting a third-wicket stand of 138 with Dinesh Chandimal, who scored 64.sri Lanka finished the month-long tour on a high, having likewise won both the former Test and Twenty20 arrangement.
Anyhow the triumph on Saturday was sweeter as Sri Lanka took the field without either of their three veterans, Mahela Jayawardene, Kumar Sangakkara and Tillakaratne Dilshan, without precedent for an one-dayer since 2000.mominul Haque top scored for the host with a run-a-ball 60 comprehensive of eight limits as Shamsur Rahman, Mushfiqur Rahim, Naeem Islam, Nasir Hossain and Sohag Gazi contributed with helpful knocks.dhammika Prasad who supplanted Lasith Malinga caught three wickets while Suranga Lakmal took two scalps.
Sachithra Senanayake won the man-of-the-arrangement award.this was the first event when Sri Lanka played without their key players, Kumar Sangakkara, TM Dilshan and Mahela Jayawardene since year 2000.bangladesh 240 for 8 wickets (50) (Shamsur Rahman 25, Mominul Haque 60, Mushfiqur Rahim 30), Naeem Islam 32, Nasir Hossain 38, Sohag Gazi 23, Shafiul Islam 15n.o, Dhammika Prasad 3/49, Suranga Lakmal 2/24) vs Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka 246 for 4 wickets (47.3) (Kusal Perera 106, Lahiru Thirimanne 18, Dinesh Chandimal 64, Ashan Priyanjan 22n.o, Angelo Mathews 20n.o, Mahmadullah 2/38, Rubel Hossain 2/69).

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No home advantage for IPL

No home preference for Ipl.the Board Of Control For Cricket In India (BCCI's) choice to movement a leg of the Indian Premier League (IPL) seven to South Africa because of the Lok Sabha races is prone to influence the establishments and telecaster, with the expense of logistics liable to shoot up and the time contrast between the nations to influence television time openings and publicizing incomes. 

While the telecaster Multi Screen Media has said the matches will be broadcast in accordance with Indian time spaces, promoters could be attentive to use their cash as the viewership is liable to be hit with the occasion not being held in India. "Our viewers are accustomed to tuning in at 4pm and 8pm for IPL matches. The BCCI has guaranteed us the matches will happen at these times and the weekend matches will occur at prime time," said Rohit Gupta, head deals officer.due to general races, it will be troublesome to give sufficient security to IPL matches," Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde told journalists on Friday. His service passed on its powerlessness to give sufficient security staff to the competition during an era when neighborhood police and about 1.2 lakh work force from the focal paramilitary powers will be on survey obligation.

At a gathering on Thursday evening, his service showed that the competition could be held in the nation just after May 11, b .Media organizers say the IPL may not cross Rs 1,000 crore this time. In 2009, when the occasion was moved to South Africa unexpectedly, the normal appraisals saw a dip from 4.81 TV rating focuses (TVR) to 4.17 TVR. The promotion incomes for IPL 2009 were Rs 500 crore, as stated by different appraisals. As stated by the appraisals accessible for a year ago, in the initial six weeks (59 matches), the normal all-India TVR slipped to 2.9, down 14 for every penny from the past season's. Mona Jain, CEO, Vivaki Exchange, said, "The IPL is an enormous property for publicists and they will use. When the dates and venues are altered, the promoters will begin coating up. The commercial incomes are required to be in accordance with a year ago's."
"We are liable to use less. In the last couple of years, we didn't discover the quantifiable profit exceptionally significant," Suresh Kumar Bandi, divisional representative overseeing chief, Panasonic India, said.a year back, Set Max had brought down its commercial rates 15-20 for every penny (bringing it to Rs 4.5 lakh for a 10-second opening) and figured out how to rope in a bigger number of sponsors. Rather than five showing supporters a year ago, the divert got 11. This helped it rake in Rs 850 crore contrasted and Rs 650-700 crore in 2012.

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South Africa vs Australia Live Score: 2nd Test, Day 3

South Africa vs Australia Live Score: second Test, Day 3.day 2 round-up: JP Duminy, AB de Villiers, Wayne Parnell and Vernon Philander put South Africa on top as they lessened Australia to 112 for 4 on the second day of the second Test at St George's Park on Friday.also SEE Live Scorecardallrounder Parnell, playing his first Test in four years, and paceman Philander snatched two wickets each after South Africa had amassed 423 in their first innings on account of hundreds of years from Duminy and De Villiers. 42.5 M Johnson to Amla, Outside off, plot in, Amla flicks it through the leg side for a run. 179/4. 

42.4 M Johnson to Amla, Landed outside off, Amla permits it through. 178/442.3 M Johnson to Kock, On the cushions, de Kock bumps it fine down the leg side for a solitary. 178/4.42.2 M Johnson to Amla, Dropped! Shortish on the cushions, Amla tries to tuck it to the leg side however gets a weak inside edge. Haddin swoops to his left and gets his hand to it however neglects to pocket an extreme possibility. Single taken. 177/442.1 M Johnson to de Kock, Shortish on center and off, de Kock pulls it away through square leg for a solitary. 176/4
41.6 P Siddle to de Kock, Fullish around off, de Kock drives it to long on for a solitary. 175/441.5 P Siddle to Kock, Length ball on center and off, de Kock stays back in his fold and shields it. 174/441.4 P Siddle to Kock, On center, de Kock safeguards it to the leg side from inside his pleat. 174/441.3 P Siddle to Amla, Fullish on off, Amla flicks it through mid-wicket for a solitary. 174/441.2 P Siddle to Amla, Fullish around off, Amla plays it to point. 173/4.41.1 P Siddle to Amla, Outside off, Amla shields it from inside his wrinkle. 173/4
 Vernon Philander uprooted Australian threat man David Warner for 70 in the fifth over of the day on his path to 3-68 and Morne Morkel was threatening for his 3-63, as South Africa played the travelers out for 246 a 177-run first innings lead for the home team.south Africa was then 58-2 at tea, with Hashim Amla 24 not out regardless of separating a finger while fielding in the morning.
Mitchell Johnson knocked down some pins Graeme Smith convincingly and Peter Siddle had Dean Elgar got behind for Australia's leaps forward. Regardless of them, South Africa was moving forward in its quest for an arrangement leveling win at St. George's Park. Steve Smith (49) was dubiously given out gotten behind by AB de Villiers off Morkel when South Africa assessed a not out choice and there was little proof to recommend the batsman had hit the ball.third umpire Aleem Dar thought he heard an edge, then again, and toppled the choice.
Ryan Harris (26) and Siddle (11 not out) put on 37 for the last wicket before the previous edged Morkel to Du Plessis at second slip.wayne Parnell, who took two wickets in his first over of test cricket in four years yesterday, limped off the field with a left crotch strain and won't bowl again in the test.australia won the first test of the three-match arrangement by 281 runs in Pretoria.

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4th T20 Netherlands vs United Arab Emirates Live Streaming Mon 17 Mar 2014 Match Highlights At Sylhet | Group B

4th T20 Netherlands vs United Arab Emirates Live Streaming Mon 17 Mar 2014 Match Highlights At Sylhet | Group B. | Group B.19:30 local | 13:30 GMT.Sylhet Divisional Stadium, Sylhet is an important cricket venue of Bangladesh for International matches. Below is a full list of upcoming matches at Sylhet, Bangladesh in tabular form. Full schedule and fixtures of Sylhet venue. Click on concerned series to check the fixture of that particular series to get the full details of the tournament, tri-series or bilateral series. 2014 t20 world cup wiki, t20 world cup qualifiers 2014, t20 world cup 2014 fixture, t20 world cup 2014 tickets, 2014 t20 world cup qualifiers, 2014 t20 world cup official website, t20 world cup highlights 2014, icc t20 world cup highlights 2012 t20 world cup 2014, t20 world cup 2014 schedule ,t20 world cup 2013, world cup 2015, t20 world cup 2016.

Netherlands:Peter Borren (captain), Wesley Barresi, Logan van Beek, Mudassar Bukhari, Ben Cooper, Tim Gruijters, Timm van der Gugten, Tom Heggelman, Vivian Kingma, Ahsan Malik, Stephan Myburgh, Michael Rippon, Pieter Seelaar, Michael Swart, Eric Szwarczynski
Captain: Peter Borren
Coach: Peter Drinnen
United Arab Emirates:Khurram Khan (captain), Ahmed Raza, Amjad Ali, Amjad Javed, Asadullah Shareef, Faizan Asif, Kamran Shahzad, Manjula Guruge, Moaaz Qazi, Rohan Mustafa, Swapnil Patil, Rohit Singh, Shadeep Silva, Shaiman Anwar and Vikrant Shetty
Captain: Khurram Khan
Coach: Aaqib Javed
Yesterday was the day for the sub-continental teams, and today was dominated by the two Europe based teams. The tournament is wide open now and tomorrow's matches will be very crucial for all the four teams. Do join us for all the action. For now, cheers and bye..
Borren: 'I thought we did well to chase this target down, could have finished it a bit earlier. The top order batted really well. I thought we dragged them back towards the end, especially pleased with the bowling of Ahsan Malik. We came here to make a statement and this is just a start. We will look to carry on with this momentum. There are some big games coming up, we are looking forward to it.'
Khurram Khan: 'I thought 170-175 would have been a good score. We lost some wickets in the middle overs, they fielded superbly and deserved this victory. We do not consider ourselves as part-timers. We dropped many catches, that cost us in the end. We will take all the positives from this match.'
Cooper: 'It was a good all-round effort from the boys, to get a win under our belt was good. The pitch was outstanding, there was a bit of dew and that helped us. We had a bit of luck to go with, and I guess we out thought them with the ball.'
Tom Cooper is the MoM
A fine victory in the end for Netherlands. They never looked to be in any sort of discomfort during the chase, Myburgh and Swart started well, and Cooper finished it off in style. UAE did not help themselves with several fumbles and they also dropped numerous catches. A professional display from the Europeans and they join Ireland at the top of the group.Brief Scores.
Scorecard: UAE 151 all-out in 19.5 overs (Shaiman Anwar 32, Khurram Khan 31, Ahsan Malik 3/16, Tom Cooper 2/18, Timm van der Gugten 2/21) lost to Netherlands 152/4 in 18.5 overs (Stephan Myburgh 55, Tom Cooper 34*, Michael Swart 26, Kamran Shazad 2/19).
Buildup: Netherlands and UAE eye T20I success
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) have not lost a T20 game so far against Netherlands and they will be looking to extend that streak when they take on the Dutch side in the fourth match of the T20 WC Qualifiers. Netherlands were poor in the warm-up games, losing both their matches, and skipper Peter Borren will be hoping for an improved showing from his team in order to make it past the qualifiers. UAE, who won one and lost one, will be eager to register as many wins as possible and boost their chance of making it to the next round.Toss and teams: UAE to bat first.UAE skipper Khurram Khan won the toss and decided to bat first. Tom Cooper, whose inclusion in the Netherlands squad was questioned by Tim Gruijters, made it to the eleven.

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