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England v Sri Lanka report: England fall short at Lord's despite heroic blast from Jos Buttler
Quickfire century from keeper is not enough to overhaul Sri Lanka's formidable total of 300
Saturday 31 May 2014
The ice-cream salesmen could finally turn up for work at Lord's yesterday with a sense of purpose but the overdue appearance of some sun and summer's warmth brought no comfort for England as a man with 99 on his back did for the home side.
Lasith Malinga knocked the top off England's order and when Jos Buttler was threatening to win the series via one of the best one-day innings seen in an England shirt Malinga returned to deliver a final over that settled a breath-taking, hurly-burly of a match in Sri Lanka's favour. England were licked again.
Malinga dismissed Alastair Cook and Ian Bell with the first ball he delivered to each of England's main men and, with a stiff target posted thanks to Kumar Sangakkara's tutorial in century-making, it left the home side facing a huge task. Buttler was brilliant, hitting the fastest 100 in an international game on this ground, but he had been left with too much to do and 12 off the final over delivered by Malinga was beyond even him, down from 81 from the last nine and 20 from the last two.
The series now stands at 2-2 and will be settled at Edgbaston on Tuesday. It has been a sequence of extremes and until yesterday it was one in which extremes of batting incompetence had been traded by the two sides. This was another extreme all together
It was Malinga who won the match – that final over went for four and contained two wickets – but in Buttler's innings England can find no little solace. He played like a man possessed and the black and white entries in the scorebook, 74 balls, 11 fours and four sixes, do not do justice to the sheer brutal brilliance of what he achieved.
Sri Lankas Kumar Sangakkara runs between the wickets avoiding Englands Ravi Bopara (R) during the fourth One-Day International (ODI) cricket match between England and Sri Lanka at Lord's
The 23-year-old from Taunton remains a novice at this level. This was his 32nd one-day international – Sangakkara has played over 550 internationals of all formats – but his was the coolest head in the ground. This was no desperate slogging. The shots he played have always been recognisable as cricket shots, from the successive sixes driven over cover off Nuwan Kulasekera, to the bullet through the covers in the penultimate over off the same bowler Malinga had to run him out to get rid of him.
"That was one a hell of an inning – he did not deserve to be on the losing side," said Cook. "That was just one of the best innings I've ever seen."
Buttler kept well too but once the one-day series is done he will return to county duty with Lancashire as even if Matt Prior is unfit, Buttler is not yet regarded as a Test wicketkeeper by the England management. Cook believes it is a role he will fulfil with distinction but not this season.
"He's an incredible talent," said Cook. "He has found his method in one-day cricket – he has yet to find that in four-day cricket. He needs more time to do that. I think he will become a very good Test player at some stage but if I'm being honest I don't think he's quite ready for that role."
After Malinga did for England's openers, Joe Root and Gary Ballance prevented the sort of collapse that has been this series' signature with 84 from 12 balls but the run-rate was mounting. When Eoin Morgan fell England were 111 for five and it looked game over. But then came the Buttler show, with Ravi Bopara playing the butler's role, fetching and carrying while his partner swung hard.
They added 133 in 100 balls as optimism surged around the stands. Bopara's running left Sri Lanka ragged in the field. He hit only one boundary in his innings of 51 off 47 balls but kept Buttler on strike and the scoreboard moving but fell, Cook felt, an over too soon with England still 57 short of the target.
Sri Lanka's innings promised plenty and delivered plenty but while Sangakkara was batting with typical poise, grace and well-disguised power en route to a 54th international century (his 19th one-day) there was a suggestion of something even better.
Mendis squirted the final ball of the innings for four to bring up the 300 after a frantic last 10 overs that encompassed 83 runs and six wickets. It was the minimum Sri Lanka should have achieved from 198 for one with Sangakkara and Tillakaratne Dilshan well set.
James Tredwell was the pick of England's attack, hustling through his overs and finally ridding England of the troublesome Sangakkara with a cute piece of slow bowling. He saw the Sri Lankan coming and defeated his opponent's advance by pushing the ball through flat and wide. Buttler did the rest.
Sangakkara had taken the required good look at the surface and once the recce was completed attacked. He overtook Dilshan to reach his half-century and hurried away from his partner, driving fluently on both sides of the wicket. His first 50 occupied 53 balls, his remaining 62 runs came off 51 balls. He remains a class act. Buttler, named man of the match, can become one.
Lord's scoreboard
England won toss
Runs 6s 4s Bls Min
T M Dilshan b Anderson 71 0 5 109 144
M D K J Perera c Jordan b Gurney 19 1 2 15 19
†K C Sangakkara st Buttler b Tredwell 112 0 14 104 157
D P M D Jayawardene
c Anderson b Gurney 7 0 1 14 18
*A D Mathews c Anderson b Jordan 30 0 4 30 49
H D R L Thirimanne
c Ballance b Anderson 16 0 2 14 25
S M A Priyanjan c Morgan b Gurney 9 0 0 7 19
K M D N Kulasekara b Jordan 0 0 0 2 1
S M S M Senanayake c Cook b Gurney 12 1 1 5 7
B A W Mendis not out 4 0 1 1 2
S L Malinga not out 0 0 0 0 0
Extras (lb3 w16 nb1) 20
Total (for 9, 50 overs) 300
Fall: 1-26, 2-198, 3-217, 4-233, 5-261, 6-279, 7-280, 8-292, 9-296.
Bowling: J M Anderson 10-1-60-2, H F Gurney 10-2-55-4, J E Root 6-0-40-0, C J Jordan 10-0-67-2, J C Tredwell 10-0-39-1, R S Bopara 4-0-36-0.
Runs 6s 4s Bls Min
*A N Cook lbw b Malinga 1 0 0 6 5
I R Bell c Jayawardene b Malinga 7 0 1 8 15
G S Ballance c Sangakkara b Mendis 42 0 2 69 87
J E Root c Mendis b Mathews 43 0 1 68 91
E J G Morgan
st Sangakkara b Senanayake 12 0 0 17 19
R S Bopara c Thirimanne b Mendis 51 0 1 47 80
†J C Buttler run out 121 4 11 74 103
C J Jordan c Dilshan b Malinga 5 0 0 10 23
J C Tredwell not out 1 0 0 2 4
J M Anderson not out 0 0 0 0 0
Extras (lb6 w3 nb1) 10
Total (for 8, 50 overs) 293
Fall: 1-3, 2-10, 3-94, 4-107, 5-111, 6-244, 7-290, 8-292.
Did Not Bat: H F Gurney.
Bowling: K M D N Kulasekara 10-0-81-0, S L Malinga 10-2-52-3, A D Mathews 7-1-30-1, S M S M Senanayake 10-0-49-1, B A W Mendis 10-0-60-2, S M A Priyanjan 3-0-15-0.
Umpires: M Erasmus and I J Gould.
Sri Lanka beat England by 7 runs.
The five-match series is level at 2-2.
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As the first funerals and a giant memorial service brought 70,000 mourners and well-wishers to Littleton, the suburban community outside Denver that had seemed such a paragon of middle-class contentedness, police and judicial authorities wavered drastically in their public statements.
Investigators had grown increasingly sure that Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, the two gunmen who died in the attack, must have had help, if only to transport more than 30 explosive devices, including a large propane bomb intended to blow up the cafeteria.
On Saturday, however, Jefferson County Sheriff John Stone said they had a found a diary belonging to one of the two gunmen indicating that they had been planning the attack for up to a year. The diary detailed good places to hide, times of day when the cafeteria was at its fullest, hand signals the gunmen should use, and a precise countdown to "rock and roll time".
The diary did not appear to mention accomplices, and yesterday officials shifted their line from "when" they find further suspects to "if".
On Friday, Jefferson County spokesman Jim Parr said the investigation was putting together a profile of a third gunman, based on eyewitness testimony. But statements over the weekend suggested this assumed that a gunman in a white T-shirt was someone other than Harris or Klebold.
At least one student has testified that Harris was wearing a white T- shirt under his trench coat, and officials are now not sure if there was a third gunman at all. "Maybe we're back to two suspects," a Sheriff's spokesman, Steve Davis, said.
Mr Davis had given considerable credence to a "death manifesto" supposedly written by Harris the day before the shootings in which he blamed teachers and parents for driving him to violence and threatening further bloodshed by 26 April. But within hours, he backtracked, saying the message appeared to have been written after the shootings and could not have originated with the killers.
Funerals are scheduled for much of the coming week. The bodies of the two killers have not yet been released by the coroner's office, but Klebold's family held a quiet private service for him on Saturday. In a statement, they said they loved him "as much as we knew how to love a child". Their grief over the tragedy was "indescribable".
The investigation is the biggest and most complex in Colorado's history, involving around 150 agents from local law enforcement bodies, the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. More than 2,000 pieces of evidence have been collected from the school, and hundreds of interviews conducted.
No arrests have been made, meaning that any other suspects will have had ample time to destroy evidence. Three or four young people were taken into custody in the immediate aftermath of the attack, but it seems they were picked up simply because they were wearing leather jackets. They were released shortly afterwards.
The most likely arrests at this point appear to be the parents of one of the dead gunmen who apparently failed to notice explosive-making equipment in the house and the sawn-off part of a shotgun in their son's bedroom. Law enforcement officers have indicated such lapses might be grounds for charges of criminal negligence.
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It is recommended that you have a real estate agent help you with your transactions. But how do you know which agent to select? The choice can be difficult, but here are some questions to ask during potential agent interviews.
1. Do you have references from past clients? Ask their past clients if they were pleased with the service the agent provided them. Did they communicate in a timely manner, and were they kind and courteous?
2. What does being an agent mean to you? By asking this question you'll be able to see what their work ethic and business philosophy are. You want an agent that puts their priority on your happiness first, and their commission check second.
3. How long have you been in real estate? This is not to say that someone new to the business would not be a great asset. However, depending on the nature of your transaction, you may feel more comfortable with an agent with a proven record of sucess.
4. How many homes did you sell last year? Just because an agent has been in the business for a while doesn't mean they've been successful. You don't want to have your home on the market for months, when a savvy agent could have it sold in weeks.
5. What designations and certifications do you hold? Beyond holding a real estate license, agents can opt to expand their education and skills. There are a multitude of courses and programs available. In general, these certifications mean a more specialized agent.
6. What is your marketing plan? In an ideal world a house would just sell itself, right? But the market swings back and forth on a constant pendullum between being in favor of sellers and then buyers. If you are selling a house in a buyers market, then you need a solid marketing plan to make your home stand apart. Open houses, email campaigns, webcasts, and brochures are just a few of the items your agent may use.
7. Do you do dual agency? Dual agency is when the agent represents both the buyer and the seller. This is legal, as long as disclosed, but it may not be something you're interested in signing up for. Be sure to ask.
8. What are your home sales stats? It is important to ask them how long it takes them on average to sell a home. And then ask what the area average is. They should know this information off the top of their head, or at least have the statistics readily available.
9. How do you communicate with your clients? There is nothing worse than not being able to get ahold of your agent, with questions, for updates, and for feedback. In today's modern world of technology, there is no excuse for them not to stay in constant contact. There is email, texting, cell phones, and a myriad of other options. Ask what they use to stay in touch with their clients.
10. Do you have other connections? Meaning, will they be able to refer you to contractors, mortgage lenders, banks, landscapers, pool maintenance crews, and the like. This will be especially important if you are new to the area.
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We all saw that Jennifer Lawrence brought her boyfriend, Nicholas Hoult, to the Oscars this week, but he wasn't her only date. Jennifer's best friend, Laura Simpson, was along for the big night as well, and she shared an honest - and hilarious - account of what it was like to attend Hollywood's biggest event as a non-celebrity. We learned a few things while reading the article:
You Don't See the Real Red Carpet on TV
"Highland (between Sunset and Hollywood) is filled with barricades with different entry points so no crazy person can plow their car through, killing everyone on the red carpet. Guarding each entry point through the barricades are men in head-to-toe camouflage with gigantic automatic weapons (rifles? I don't know guns). I try to take a photo of one, and I'm stopped immediately. Completely lining the sidewalks of Highland are the Jesus freaks. I am not talking a few - I am talking every inch of the sidewalk is full of God-fearing picket signs and psalms. It's so surreal and hate-filled, I feel like I am heading to my own personal Salem Witch Trial."
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"There are flashbulbs and people circling, yet no one asks if I need any help, because unless you are famous at the Oscars, you are completely invisible. I have never experienced anything like it. The only time anyone talks to you is if you are in the way of his or her photo. Oh, and photographers on the carpet yell "YOU IN THE HUGE DRESS, GET OUT OF THE F*CKING SHOT." It's incredible."
Everyone Really Is Starving in the Audience
"It's around this time that you realise you are STARVING and haven't had any food since breakfast at 9 a.m. It's hot and you feel like you're going to pass out. The Academy really needs to spring for more hors d'oeuvres options, because now everyone is hammered. My date comes out after her category, and we decide to watch the rest of the show in the greenroom where there is pizza."
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