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Tufnell ensures England win

Sports Reporter
England defeated minnows Sri l-anka by 137 runs yesterday 1n their one-off Test at Lord's , acco-
rding to BBC commentary monitored in Dhaka late last night.
Phil Tufnell, England's hero in their fifth Test win over the West Indies earlier this month, was again their match-winner.
The spinner needed only three deliveries after tea to end the determined resistance of Sri l.anka s last wicket pair and finish with figures of five for 94 in a total of 285.
Champaka Ramanayake and Don Anurasiri had forced England to go back into the field for the final session, even though tea was taken half an hour late to allow them to capture the final wicket
But it mattered little as Tufnell trapped Anurasiri lbw for 16 immediately after the break to leave Ramanayake unbeaten on 34.
Chris Lewis had spilled a difficult, diving chance to remove Anurasiri before the interval. but that was typical of his unusally slipshod display in ^A^^unch Ian Botham snapped up a catch in the final over before the break as Sri Lanka's cricketers stumbled to 159 for five chasing a world record victory target of 423.
Roshan Mohanama edged a catch to Botham off left-arm spinner Phil Tufnell and departed for 15. With him went Sri Lankas last realistic chance of gaining the massive
Wllcr report said: England captain Graham Gooch hammered a splendid 174 to set cricket minnows Sri Lanka a massive target in their Test at Lord's on Monday. Gooch declared England's second innings at 364 for three, leaving Sri Irinka needing 423 to win. By the close of the fourth day, they were 79 for two and the odds remained very much stacked against them.
Sri Lanka would have to set a record if they were to reach the target.
The highest total made by a •ide baiting last to win a Test match is India's 406 for four against West Indies in 1975-7®-Cooch look advantage of a glorious sunny day and an easy paced pitch to pul the Sri
started the flay on 60, reached 7,000 runs in Test cricket when he had made 146.
His innings took him past cricketing knights Lcn Hutton and Don Bradman and into 13th place in the list of all-time Test run scorers.
It was his 15th Test century, seven bf which have come in the past 13 months.
Resuming at 100 for one, Gooch and first innings century-maker Alee Slewart took their second wicket partnership to 139 before Stewart miscued left-arm spinner Don Anurasiri and was caught by captain Aravinda De Silva for 43, Sri Lanka's sole success of
the morning session.
Robin Smith, who made an unbeaten 63, and Gooch then rattled up a further 105 runs off 118 balls until Gooch was bowled by Anurasiri as he charged down the wicket to drive.
Gooch's Innings had spanned 252 balls and featured a string of reverse sweeps off Anurasiri, who claimed all three wickets to fall but at a cost of 135 runs.
Srl Lanka made a promising start on their marathon haul, openers Brendon Kuruppu and Chandlka Hathurusinghe compiling a half-century stand.
But both went within seven balls with the score on 50.
Chris Lewis trapped Kuruppu lbw for 21 while Hathurusinghe, who ground out a patient 66 in the first innings, clipped slow left-armer Phil Tufnell straight to Hugh Morris at midwicket when he had made 25.
De Silva and Asanka Gurusinha saw their side through to the close but England look poised for victory.