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Lanka equalise

AFP, N’agpur
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Tillakaratne Dilshan hammered a second successive century to power Sri Lanka to a thrilling three-wicket victory over India in the second one-day international here on Friday.
The opener, who made 160 in the last match, cracked a rapid-fire 123 as Sri Irinka surpassed India's 301-7 with five balls to spare in the day-night game to level the five-match series 1 -1.
India were indebted to skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni (107) for setting a challengingtarget.
Left-arm seamers Zaheer Khan and Ashish Nehra raised visions of a dramatic Indian win when they reduced Sri Lanka to 285-7 from a comfortable 213-2, but injured Angelo Mathews held his nerve under pressure to see his team home.
Mathews, batting with a runner, Chamara Kapugedera, in the later part of his unbeaten 37, completed the victory with a single off spinner Ravindra Jadeja in the last over.
Zaheer grabbed three wickets, including two in one over, while Nehra got the prize wicket of Dilshan.
Sri Lanka got off to an explosive start, with Dilshan and Upul Tharanga (37) flaying the Indian attack to add 102 for the opening wicket off 14 overs.
Tharanga was caught in the
slips by Virender Sehwag off spinner Harbhajan Singh, but there was no stopping Dilshan who continued to gather runs comfortably against both pace and spin bowlers with bold
strokeplay.
Dilshan, who raced to his half-century off 31 balls, completed his fifth one-day hundred before being bowled by
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Nehra after hitting two sixes and 12 fours in his 113-ball knock.
Wicketkeeper-batsman Dhoni earlier added 126 for the fifth wicket with Suresh Raina, the duo dominating the Sri Lankan attack with a wide range of strokes to help their team recover from a shaky start.
The Indian captain, let off twice on 49 by wicketkeeper Kumar Sangakkara off balls by unorthodox spinner Ajantha Mendis and then on 94, cracked two sixes and eight fours in his Ill-ball knock for his sixth one-day hundred.
Raina hit three sixes and four boundaries in his 55-ball innings as India plundered 102 runs in the last 10 overs.
The hosts were struggling at 19-2 on an easy-paced track, but Virat Kohli (54) and Sachin Tendulkar (43) added 62 for the third wicket to steady the innings before Dhoni and
Raina consolidated their team'sposition.
Tendulkar, who made his debut on December 18,1989 in Pakistan, completed 20 years in one-day cricket with a solid knock after the early dismissals of Sehwag (four) and Gautam Gambhir(two).
Tendulkar fell in a bid to step up the run-rate, stumped by Sangakkara while trying a big shot off Mendis.
Kohli fell after completing his third half-century in 13 one-dayers, trapped leg-before by debutant off-spinner Suraj Randiv (3-51) after hitting seven fours in his 65-bal) knock.