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Rampant Shiv, Marlon

APP, Port of Spain
Sri Linka ran into the rampant pair of Shivnarinc Chandcrpaul and Marlon Samuels, and lost the rainmaned second one-day interna tional against West Indies by seven wickets under the Duckworth-Lewis Method on Saturday.
Chandcrpaul smote three fours and two sixes in an unbeaten 52 from 42 balls, and Samuels struck three lours and three sixes in 54 not out from 49 balls, as West Indies, chasing 125 for victory from 25 overs, hit the jackpot with 27 balls to spare.
I he result was formalised, when Chandcrpaul, who named man-of-the-match, tucked a delivery from Tillakeratne Dilshan into mld-wicket for a single to spark tumultuous celebrations.
The victory gave West Indies an unbeatable 2 0 lead in the three match series, after they won the opening GDI by one wicket on Thursday at the same venue.
The third and final GDI in the scries will be contested on Tuesday at the Beausejour Stadium in St. Lucia.
Sri Lanka had earlier reached 112 for five from 30.3 overs, but persistent unseasonal rain dis-rupted their innings twice — the last of which cut short their innings - and caused a 3-1/4 hour long delay which condemned West Indies to their final target.
Upul Tharanga's 40 from 82 balls was the best effort from the Sri Lankans with the bat, and Kumar
Sangakkara made 2B.
West Indies captain Chris Gayle was his side's most successful bowler with two wickets for six runs from 1.3 overs.
Sri Lanka then enhanced their chances of winning the match, when Nuwan Kulasckera put the skids on the West Indies batting with three cheap, early wickets.
Kulasckera removed makeshift opener Dwayne Bravo, West Indies captain Chris Gayle, and his deputy Ramnaresh Sarwan in a purposeful opening spell of three overs.
Kulasekcra bowled Bravo for 11 in the fourth over, and struck twice in his third over - the sixth of the innings - to have Gayle caught at rnid-on for 1 J, and Sarwan lbw for one.
But Kulasekcra lacked for sup port, and the match was transformed, when Chanderpaul struck 4, 6, 4 off the last three balls of Kaushalya Weeraratnc's second over to put West Indies marginally ahead of the scoring rate, and they never eased their foot off he accelerator.
Chanderpaul reached his 50, when he punched a rising ball from Kulasckera into the covers for a single, but the biggest cheers were reserved a few balls later for Samuels, a struggler throughout Sri Lanka's visit, when he drove the same bowler for four to cross the threshold to his half-century just before the end.
Kulasckera was the pick of the Sri Lanka bowlers with three wickets for 28 runs from five overs.
Earlier, Sri Lanka had a measured start from their openers, but Mahela Udawatte was caught at
backward point off Jerome Taylor in the ninth over, when he skied a back-foot drive.
Sangakkara joined Tharanga and they built on the work of the openers, but the West Indies' bowl ers kept a tight rein on the scoring.
Tharanga was dropped on 32, when he mistimed a drive at a delivery from Bravo, and Fidel Edwards running to his right at mid-off, dived full stretch, but failed to hold a low chance in the 21 st over.
But Tharanga failed to make use of his reprieve and was caught at deep fine leg for 40 essaying a hook at a short, rising delivery from Bravo to leave Sri Linka 78 for two in the 23rd over.
Rain soon stopped play with Sri Lanka on 83 for two, and resumed an hour later with a reduction in the number of overs to 47.
This turned into a horrific period for Sri Lanka. They plunged to their final total, losing Sangakkara, Kaushalya Weeraratne, and Chamara Silva for seven runs in the space of 13 balls before rain came down a second time.
Sangakkara was caught al backward square leg for 28 off Gayle, Weeraratne was caught at square cover for 15, and Silva was beaten and bowled for two by a full-length delivery from Gayle.
But the players and the sell-out crowd had a long wait before they were able to get back onto the field, and for West Indies, their patience-was rewarded.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard of the rain-marred second one-day international
between West Indies and Sri Lanka at Queen’s Park Oval on Saturday SRI I ANKA
TharangacTaylor b Bravo 40
Udawatte c Chattergoon b Taylor 14
Sangakkara c Sarwan b Gayle 28
Wceraratnec Bravo b Sammy 15
Jayawardenenotout 4
SOvab Gayle 2
Extras: flb-8, w-1) 9
Total: (For 5 wkts in 30.3 overs) 112 Fail of wickets: 1-38; 2-78; 3-105; 4 109:5-112.
Did not bat: Kapugedcra, Dilshan, Vaas, Kulasekera, Mendis.
Bowler O M R W
Taylor 6 2 10 1
Edwards 5 0 26 0
Powell 7 0 21 0
Bravo 6 0 16 1
Sammy 5 0 25 2
Gayle 1.3 0 6 2
WEST INDIES
Gayle cWeeraratne b Kulasekera 11
Bravo b Kulasekera 2
Sarwan lbw b Kulasekera 1
Chandcrpaul not our 52
Samuels not out 54
Extras: (lb-3,w-2) 5
Total: (For3 wkts in 20.3 overs) 125 Fall of wickets: 1-10; 2-15; 3-18.
Did not bat Chattergoon, Ramdin, Sammy, Taylor, Powell, Edwards.
Bowler O M R W
Vaas 4 0 21 0
Kulasekera 5 0 28 3
Wceraratne 3 0 24 0
Mendis 4 0 21 0
Kapugedera 4 0 25 0
Dilshan 0.3 0 3 0
Result West Indies won by seven wickets on D/L method and lead the three-match series 2-0.
Man-of-the-match: Shivnarine Chandernaul.