Matches (23)

IPL (2)

ZIM v NAM (2)

SLCD-XI in ENG (1)

ENG v NZ (1)

Inter-Insular (2)

Charlotte Edwards (4)

County DIV1 (4)

County DIV2 (3)

4-Day Championship (3)

Uganda Women in Nepal (1)

RESULT • 69th Match • T20 • Wankhede

DC

MI

(19.1/20 ov) 160/5

Mumbai won by 5 wickets (with 5 balls remaining)

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RESULT • 3rd T20I • Bulawayo

NAM

ZIM

(17.1/20 ov) 129/2

Zimbabwe won by 8 wickets (with 17 balls remaining)

Final (D/N), Colombo (RPS), August 05, 2001, Coca-Cola Cup (Sri Lanka)

SL

295/5

INDIA

(47.2/50 ov, T:296) 174

Sri Lanka won by 121 runs

9th Match, Colombo (SSC), August 02, 2001, Coca-Cola Cup (Sri Lanka)

NZ

264/7

INDIA

(45.4/50 ov, T:265) 267/3

India won by 7 wickets (with 26 balls remaining)

8th Match, Colombo (SSC), August 01, 2001, Coca-Cola Cup (Sri Lanka)

INDIA

227/8

SL

(45.5/50 ov, T:228) 181

India won by 46 runs

7th Match, Colombo (SSC), July 31, 2001, Coca-Cola Cup (Sri Lanka)

SL

221/6

NZ

(36/36 ov, T:222) 115/9

Sri Lanka won by 106 runs

6th Match, Colombo (RPS), July 28, 2001, Coca-Cola Cup (Sri Lanka)

SL

183

INDIA

(45.4/50 ov) 184/3

India won by 7 wickets (with 26 balls remaining)

5th Match, Colombo (RPS), July 26, 2001, Coca-Cola Cup (Sri Lanka)

NZ

200

INDIA

(39.4/47 ov, T:201) 133

New Zealand won by 67 runs

4th Match, Colombo (RPS), July 25, 2001, Coca-Cola Cup (Sri Lanka)

NZ

236/8

SL

(48.3/50 ov, T:237) 240/5

Sri Lanka won by 5 wickets (with 9 balls remaining)

3rd Match (D/N), Colombo (RPS), July 22, 2001, Coca-Cola Cup (Sri Lanka)

SL

221/9

INDIA

(50 ov, T:222) 215/7

Sri Lanka won by 6 runs

2nd Match (D/N), Colombo (RPS), July 20, 2001, Coca-Cola Cup (Sri Lanka)

NZ

211/8

INDIA

(41.1/50 ov, T:212) 127

New Zealand won by 84 runs

1st Match (D/N), Colombo (RPS), July 18, 2001, Coca-Cola Cup (Sri Lanka)

SL

220

NZ

(49/49 ov, T:221) 204/9

Sri Lanka won by 16 runs

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At the end of the day Trist looks at the sunset like the old cowboy

At the end of the day Trist looks at the sunset like the old cowboy

Virender Shewag's spectacular 69-ball century knocked New Zealand out of the Coca-Cola Cup and brought to an end David Trist's two-year tenure as the CLEAR Black Caps coach

Youngsters failed to consolidate but did enough to avoid the axe

Youngsters failed to consolidate but did enough to avoid the axe

It is the biggest malaise to haunt Indian cricket over the years

Dav Whatmore: We are saving our best for the biggest games

Dav Whatmore: We are saving our best for the biggest games

Dav Whatmore National Coach During the last 12 months we have started to see a very encouraging trend: Sri Lanka are playing their best one-day cricket in the biggest games

Ganguly: You need something exceptional on occasions like that

Ganguly: You need something exceptional on occasions like that

Indian captain Sourav Ganguly after his side's humiliating defeat in the final of the Coca-Cola Cup where his side was beaten convincingly by Sri Lanka admitted that his side had been outplayed by Sri Lanka in all departments of the game

Jayasuriya: I didn't expect it to be that easy

Jayasuriya: I didn't expect it to be that easy

Sri Lankan captain and player of the series Sanath Jayasuriya said he didn't expect India to go down so tamely in the final of the Coca-Cola Cup which his side won by 121 runs, "Honestly, I didn't think we could win the game that easily" said

A tinge of disappointment perhaps but nothing more

A tinge of disappointment perhaps but nothing more

The denouement must have come as a disappointment to the millions of Indian cricket followers the world over

India stumble yet again at the final hurdle

India stumble yet again at the final hurdle

The can't-win-final story of Indian cricket doesn't seem to end

10th Match (Final), Coca Cola Cup, India v Sri Lanka,Statistical Highlights

10th Match (Final), Coca Cola Cup, India v Sri Lanka,Statistical Highlights

It was the 1744th ODI in cricket history

Jayasuriya 14th batsman to be left stranded on 99

Jayasuriya 14th batsman to be left stranded on 99

Sanath Jayasuriya became the second Sri Lankan and 14th batsman in ODI history to be left stranded on 99 when he spooned a simple catch to his Indian counterpart off the bowling of Shewag in the final of the Coca- Cola Cup

Sri Lanka overwhelm India in Coca-Cola Cup final

Sri Lanka overwhelm India in Coca-Cola Cup final

Sri Lanka reserved their best performance of the Coca-Cola Cup until the end and cheered on by an animated capacity crowd, they crushed India by 121 runs in the final played tonight at the Premadasa Stadium in Colombo

Coca-Cola Cup (Sri Lanka)

TEAM	M	W	L	PT	NRR
SL	6	4	2	8	0.242
INDIA	6	3	3	6	-0.229
NZ	6	2	4	4	-0.012

Top Wicket Takers

Dilhara Fernando Rfm

11

Innings: 7Average: 18.00

Chaminda Vaas Lfm

11

Innings: 7Average: 20.54

Harbhajan Singh Ob

11

Innings: 7Average: 21.18

Top Run Scorers

Sanath Jayasuriya Lhb

305

Innings: 7Average: 43.57

Nathan Astle Rhb

290

Innings: 6Average: 48.33

Rahul Dravid Rhb

259

Innings: 7Average: 51.80

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