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Sri Lanka on course

Agencies, Colombo
India were staring at defeat under lights as they found themselves stuck in no mans land at 147 for .eight in the 40th over in the final of the Sth Asia Cup at the Premadasa Radium in Colombo yesterday.
Chasing 229 for victory, the Indians came up against some inspired new-ball bowling first up
from Chaminda Vaas and Nuwan Zoysa who took a wicket apiece.
Sachin 7’endulkar made a painstaking 74 but was bowled by Dlekaratne Dilshan's off spin while trying to sweep when he was needed most. He was the seven man out. A little earlier, Mohammed Kaif was taken in deep extra cover off Upul Chandana.
Opener Virender Sehwag was
lucky to survive a confident appeal for leg before in the very first over from Vaas but fell to an identical ball in the third (15 fori).
Number three Sourav Ganguly could not resist nibbling at a Zoysa ball that angled across him outside the off stump. Mahela Jayawardene, fielding at a wide slip position, dived to his left and snatched a two-handed catch only inches from the ground (26 for 2).
WS Laxman playing his first game in the tourney, offered a tame catch at short cover and Tilekaratne Dilshan
Rahul Dravid went up to 16 and then flashed at one outside the off stump from Upul Chandana and Tilekaratne Dilshan at slip took kept his nerve to pick the ball with his left hand after it had popped out in the first attempt (96/4). Yuvraj Singh became the fifth man out, clean bowled as he stepped out and yorked himself off Chandana.
The eighth Indian wicket went down when Irfan Pathan was run out in the 42nd over.
When Sri Lanka batted, captain Marvan Atapattu top-scored with 65 as the home side struggled to 228 for nine in their 50 overs after winning the toss.
Atapattu added 116 runs for the third wicket with Kumar Sangakkara (53) after Sri Lanka had been reduced to 31 for two.
In-form opener Sanath Jayasuriya, the tournament's second highest run scorer, was trapped in front for 15 by Irfan Pathan and Avishka Gunawardene was removed for eight by Ashish Nehra.
Sangakkara survived chances on six and 38 as Sri Lanka rallied, the lefthanderhitting six fours in 82 balls.
India hit back with their part-time spinners with Sehwag bowling Sangakkara and Tendulkar removing Jayawardene for no score via a topedged sweep.
Following the runout of Atapattu in the 40th over, Dilshan, with 22, was the only batsman to offer lower order resistance.
Tendulkar was India's most effective bowler with figures of two for 40 in 10 overs while off spinner Sehwag finished with one for 32.