ENGLAND’S BRIGHT START: England’s Dawid Malan drives against Sri Lanka during the 2023 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup match at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, India, on October 26, 2023. England opted to bat, and Malan did the early scoring before perishing for 28 with the score at 45.
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START OF A COLLAPSE: Sri Lanka’s Kusal Mendis runs out England’s Joe Root (not in picture). The dismissal at 57 sparked a collapse.
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THREE DOWN: Sri Lanka’s Kasun Rajitha celebrates with teammates after taking the wicket of England’s Jonny Bairstow (not in picture). Runs were hard to come by and Bairstow (30) tried to push the scoring but became the third English wicket to fall, with the score at 68.
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BUTTLER’S MISERY CONTINUES: England’s Jos Buttler walks after being caught behind off the bowling of Sri Lanka’s Lahiru Kumara for 8. His was the fourth wicket to fall inside 15 overs. The score was 77.
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LIVINGSTONE FALLS: Sri Lanka’s Lahiru Kumara celebrates after trapping England’s Liam Livingstone LBW for 1. That was the fifth English wicket to fall, and the score was 85.
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END OF STOKES’S FIGHT: Sri Lanka’s Lahiru Kumara celebrates with teammates after taking the wicket of England’s Ben Stokes (third left) for 43, and England became 137/8. Stokes had added 37 runs for the sixth wicket with Moeen Ali (15). Ali and Chris Woakes were dismissed in quick succession before Stokes followed them.
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ENGLAND ARE ALL OUT: England’s Mark Wood is stumped out by Sri Lanka's Kusal Mendis off Maheesh Theekshana, and England are all out for 156.
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SRI LANKA COAST TO VICTORY: Sri Lanka’s Sadeera Samarawickrama in action against England. After a rocky start, losing the wickets of Kusal Pereira and Kusal Mendis, Samarawickrama (65 not out) and Pathum Nissanka (77 not out) forged an unbeaten 137-run partnership to take Sri Lanka to victory.
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CELEBRATION TIME: A fan waves Sri Lanka’s national flag during the match against England. Sri Lanka downed England for their second win in five games, and the four points lift them to the fifth spot on the points table.
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