Fletcher's 84 lifts West Indies to second win
Sri Lanka v West Indies, World T20 2016, Group 1, Bangalore
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© AFPBut Dwayne Bravo, who had a field day with figures of 2 for 20, had Mathews caught behind to end the resistance
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© AFPBut Dwayne Bravo, who had a field day with figures of 2 for 20, had Mathews caught behind to end the resistance
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© ICC/Getty ImagesPerera, however, carried on and waged a lone battle before being dismissed off the penultimate ball of the innings for a 29-ball 40
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© ICC/Getty ImagesPerera, however, carried on and waged a lone battle before being dismissed off the penultimate ball of the innings for a 29-ball 40
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© AFPPerera's knock notwithstanding, Sri Lanka could only manage 122 for 9 as Samuel Badree tied the batsmen in knots to finish with 3 for 12 off his four overs
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© AFPPerera's knock notwithstanding, Sri Lanka could only manage 122 for 9 as Samuel Badree tied the batsmen in knots to finish with 3 for 12 off his four overs
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© ICC/Getty ImagesJeffrey Vandersay, who took 1 for 11 in four, provided the opening breakthrough for Sri Lanka, getting Johnson Charles to drag one on
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© ICC/Getty ImagesJeffrey Vandersay, who took 1 for 11 in four, provided the opening breakthrough for Sri Lanka, getting Johnson Charles to drag one on
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© Associated PressBut Andre Fletcher was in domineering form and struck six fours and five sixes en route to an unbeaten 84 off 64 balls
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© Associated PressBut Andre Fletcher was in domineering form and struck six fours and five sixes en route to an unbeaten 84 off 64 balls
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© AFPAndre Russell (20 not out off 8) accompanied Fletcher for an unbroken fourth-wicket stand of 55 that came off just 33 balls as West Indies romped to 127 for 3 and won with 10 balls to spare
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© AFPAndre Russell (20 not out off 8) accompanied Fletcher for an unbroken fourth-wicket stand of 55 that came off just 33 balls as West Indies romped to 127 for 3 and won with 10 balls to spare
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