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Bangladesh save worst for last

Al Musabbir Sadi from Colombo
A relatively weak Sri Lanka whitewashed Bangladesh 3-0 in the one-day series with a comfortable six-wicket win at the Premadasa Stadium here on Sunday.
Skipper Marvan Atapattu was supersub and big guns like Sanath Jayasuriya, Muttiah Muralitharan and Chaminda Vaas were all rested but the second-string Lankan attack still tore through the Tigers' batting to dismiss the visitors for 108. It was Bangladesh's second lowest total against Sri Lanka.
The reduced 48-overs-a-side match began after a one-hour delay and when the Lankan innings was just 1,4-overs old, another 50-minute rain interruption saw their target revised to 106 in 46 overs.
And Aviska Gunawardene, playing for the first time in the series, made the most of his opportunity to notch his 12th ODI half-century to wrap up victory inside 22 overs. The left-handed opener cracked half a dozen boundaries to score 52 off 61 balls to steady the innings after Tapash Baisya had removed Upul Tharanga and one-down Dilhara Lokuhettige cheaply.
Opener Upul Tharanga's impressive run came to an end as the southpaw, fresh from hitting 60 and 105, was clean bowled on nine while pinch-hitter Dilhara Lokuhettige slashed the ball to Syed Rasel at deep third man on two.
Thilan Samaraweera was run out and Aviska left one run shy of the target when he pulled a short ball by Khaled Mahmud straight to Tushar Imran at midwicket.
Earlier, after being put into bat by stand-in captain Mahela Jayawardene, the Bangladesh openers added 47 runs in eight overs. But first change Dilhara Fernando captured three wickets in his first spell and Farveez Maharoof, whose 4-over first spell went for 23 runs, returned to bag 3-2 in four overs as the innings rapidly fell apart.
The two rookie pacers had no venom in their bowling but the Tigers added just seven runs to lose Javed Omar (18), Shahriar Nafees (21), Mohammad Rafique (1), Mohammad Ashraful (0), Aftab Ahmed (1) and Habibul Bashar (1) in 27 balls.
The tail, however, dug in deep to avoid more humiliation by taking the total past the 100-mark.
Man-of-the-match Fernando finished with 3-19 and Maharoof with 3-25. Upul Tharanga was adjudged man-of-the-series.
Sri Lanka won the first two matches by 88 and 75 runs.
Bangladesh will start their preparation for the two Tests with a practice match at the Colts Cricket Club ground from September 7.