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Windies will chase 190 against Sri Lanka in T20 World Cup match

By: Adriel

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West Indies pacer Andre Russell takes a return catch to dismiss Sri Lanka opener Kusal Perera (out of picture)

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Abu Dhabi – Sri Lanka, sent into bat, reached 189 for three from their allocation of 20 overs against West Indies in the ICC Men’s Twenty20 World Cup on Thursday at the Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium in the United Arab Emirates.

Summarised scores:

Sri Lanka 189 for three off 20 overs (Charith Asalanka 68, Pathum Nissanka 51, Kusal Perera 29, Dasun Shanaka 25 not out; Andre Russell 2-33) vs West Indies.

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