2007 T20 WC 11th Match New Zealand vs Sri Lanka, Group C at Johannesburg | Cricket Reels.
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Jayasuriya stars in Sri Lankan win
A Man-of-the-Match performance from Sanath Jayasuriya helped Sri Lanka chase down New Zealand's 164 for 7 with seven wickets to spare
Sri Lanka 168 for 3 (Jayasuriya 61, Jayawardene 35 not out) beat New Zealand 164 for 7 (Taylor 62, Oram 33 not out) by seven wickets
Scorecard and ball-by-ball details
How they were out
Sanath Jayasuriya's 61 helped Sri Lanka beat New Zealand to finish on top of Group C in the ICC World Twenty20 © Getty Images
The new-ball bowlers bowled canny spells to set the game up, and despite a swashbuckling 62 from Ross Taylor, it was Sri Lanka that romped to an seven-wicket victory at the Wanderers to maintain their perfect record in the competition, and illustrate just why they are so highly favoured to go all the way. Once again, it was Sanath Jayasuriya that blazed the trail with a punishing 44-ball 61, and there was a delightful cameo of 37 at the end from Mahela Jayawardene as New Zealand were contemptuously swept aside.
Their poor outing was encapsulated by Shane Bond, who was clattered for 45 from his four overs while also dropping Jayasuriya off successive balls, the second a sitter at mid-on when he had made 40. Upul Tharanga contributed a sparkling 37 as the match was effectively sealed within the first seven overs of the Lankan innings.
Jayasuriya got off the mark with a streaky four down to third man off Bond, but there was nothing fortuitous about strokes that raced to the rope at backward point, square leg and long-off. Bond had a wretched outing against Sri Lanka in the World Cup semi-final at Sabina Park and it was reprised here with Tharanga carving him through cover and then top-edging a six over fine leg.
There was also an astonishing flat-batted six over cover off Chris Martin and a rude welcome for Mark Gillespie, who followed figures of 4 for 7 against Kenya with an opening over that went for 20 as Jayasuriya nonchalantly clipped consecutive sixes behind square on the leg side.
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Music used in this video is taken from YouTube Audio library
Music: Holding Hands
Artist: Jeremy Korpas
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_VBeMi5Ikw
Disclaimer:
Under Section 107 of the copyright act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use.
Jayasuriya stars in Sri Lankan win
A Man-of-the-Match performance from Sanath Jayasuriya helped Sri Lanka chase down New Zealand's 164 for 7 with seven wickets to spare
Sri Lanka 168 for 3 (Jayasuriya 61, Jayawardene 35 not out) beat New Zealand 164 for 7 (Taylor 62, Oram 33 not out) by seven wickets
Scorecard and ball-by-ball details
How they were out
Sanath Jayasuriya's 61 helped Sri Lanka beat New Zealand to finish on top of Group C in the ICC World Twenty20 © Getty Images
The new-ball bowlers bowled canny spells to set the game up, and despite a swashbuckling 62 from Ross Taylor, it was Sri Lanka that romped to an seven-wicket victory at the Wanderers to maintain their perfect record in the competition, and illustrate just why they are so highly favoured to go all the way. Once again, it was Sanath Jayasuriya that blazed the trail with a punishing 44-ball 61, and there was a delightful cameo of 37 at the end from Mahela Jayawardene as New Zealand were contemptuously swept aside.
Their poor outing was encapsulated by Shane Bond, who was clattered for 45 from his four overs while also dropping Jayasuriya off successive balls, the second a sitter at mid-on when he had made 40. Upul Tharanga contributed a sparkling 37 as the match was effectively sealed within the first seven overs of the Lankan innings.
Jayasuriya got off the mark with a streaky four down to third man off Bond, but there was nothing fortuitous about strokes that raced to the rope at backward point, square leg and long-off. Bond had a wretched outing against Sri Lanka in the World Cup semi-final at Sabina Park and it was reprised here with Tharanga carving him through cover and then top-edging a six over fine leg.
There was also an astonishing flat-batted six over cover off Chris Martin and a rude welcome for Mark Gillespie, who followed figures of 4 for 7 against Kenya with an opening over that went for 20 as Jayasuriya nonchalantly clipped consecutive sixes behind square on the leg side.
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