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Preamble: Hello. Still pinching yourselves after yesterday's rugby madness? I am, which at least makes the tired fug surrounding my head a little more bearable. The news, apparently, is that England have lost the toss and Sri Lanka will bat. (I say "apparently" because Sky Sports 2 is currently frozen on every screen on the sports desk, so it's sound only at the moment.) Anyway, that's a huge toss for Mahela Jayawardene to win - so huge that it's tempting to suggest Sri Lanka will head to Colombo for Wednesday's fourth game with a 2-1 series lead. But then we all thought Australia were going to beat England in Marseille yesterday, din't we? Both sides are unchanged, so still no Monty.
Toss musings: I can reveal - because Angus Fraser says so in the Sky studio - that Paul Collingwood did not look overly thrilled with life after calling "heads" and watching the coin come up tails. That says it all. The rule of thumb at Dambulla, exemplified by the first two matches in this series, is bat first and win. This game will be played on the same pitch on which Sri Lanka won the first ODI, and my only slight surprise is that England have refused to go in with two spinners. The way Graeme Swann turned it on Thursday suggested Monty might have enjoyed himself too. Ah well.
Still no pictures but we'll soldier on. What won't England be able to chase. Much more than 220, I should think, although the figure might be even lower: Nick Knight says this pitch is cracked. Yikes.
We have pictures! And suddenly life looks good again.
So where were you yesterday when England's rugby players battered the life out of Australia's "scrum"? I was in a pub in Earlsfield, where I have to say the Aussies took defeat very well. I've never quite swallowed that stuff about them being bad losers. Bad winners, maybe - like the English - but on the whole pretty gracious losers. Still, enjoyable, no?
KP's tiredness Pietersen has just told Nick Knight that it's hard being away from home as often as he is. Cue a heated debate in the Sky studio, where Gus Fraser applauds him for being honest (the journalist's perspective) and Robert Croft criticises him for showing weakness and setting a bad example to younger members of the team (the player's perspective). Play gets going in a couple of minutes' time.
1st over: Sri Lanka 3-0 (Tharanga 2, Jayasuriya 0) Jimmy Anderson opens the bowling to Upul Tharanga, who nudges the third ball off his hip through square-leg for two, then helps the fourth less fluently in the same direction for a single which turns out to be a leg-bye. A quiet start, mercifully.
2nd over: Sri Lanka 7-0 (Tharanga 5, Jayasuriya 1) It's Ryan Sidebottom at the other end, but Tharanga pokes his first ball backward of point for a single before Sanath Jayasuriya, playing in his 401st ODI, nicks a quick single to Stuart Broad at mid-on. Tharanga then picks up two with an uppish clip through midwicket as Sidebottom strays in line, but that wasn't a bad over by any means. "I was downmarket and down Garratt Lane in Tooting to see England's magnificent display," says Gary Naylor, who wasn't a million miles away from the boozer I was in. "For 10 minutes, the pub resounded to Swing Low, before the patrons got to the serious business of binge drinking."
3rd over: Sri Lanka 14-0 (Tharanga 10, Jayasuriya 3) It's raining to the south in Colombo, but no sign of the bad weather in Dambulla yet. Farringdon's a little grey, mind, as Jayasuriya pushes uncertainly forward and takes a single into the leg-side. Tharanga eases another single backward of point, and I think we're going to see a lot of tipping and running on this sluggish pitch. As I write that, Tharanga clips a loose delivery from Anderson to fine-leg for the first four of the day. "Robert Croft criticising KP's comments re touring?" scoffs... Gary Naylor. "That's the man who refused to tour India in 2001-2?" Fair point.
3.3 overs: Sri Lanka 17-0 (Tharanga 11, Jayasuriya 3) And now the groundstaff are getting twitchy. Perhaps the rain is on its way after all. Groan. Assuming the weather does hold, though, you suspect England will need to out-perform Sri Lanka by about 20% here, given the disadvantage of batting second. Sidebottom goes up for an lbw shout against Jayasuriya, but that was slipping down leg and the batsmen pinch a leg-bye. And then Sidebottom sends down a leg-side wide. And then the rain gets heavier. And then the covers come on. And then. And then.
An email "I would love to tell you I was in my hockey clubhouse celebrating a great victory by watching England gain another," says Lynn Bashforth. "But I was on my sofa, laid low by vicious bugs. Didn't stop me yelling myself hoarse(r) in joyful disbelief though! And a semi against France - what could be better?" A semi against Portugal?
And another "All but one of my pommy mates was cheering, courteous and sympathetic to my poor wounded psyche following yesterday's debacle in Marseille," says Sarah Bacon. "All, that is, bar Jeremy Theobald, who took enormous delight in parroting back to me a diatribe on England rugby I'd posted only the day before on another OBO site. I never realised quite what a nasty piece of work he could be ... Can't wait till Ashes '09; revenge will definitely be a dish served ice-cold." That's right: start gloating in advance - the classic Aussie trick...
Rain update It's stopped, but it was a heavy donwpour and the groundstaff are currently trying to mop it all up. This, in a part of the world where it supposedly never rains.
Weather news at 10.35am Play is scheduled to restart in half an hour's time, all things being equal. But threatening clouds remain.
Latest The umpires are looking a bit concerned with what appears to be a damp patch on the pitch. No one is quite sure what this means in terms of a re-start, but rest assured, you will be the last to know. "I used to think my father was slightly sanctimonious when he would say that he felt sorry for those people with no interest in sport," muses Gary Naylor to no one in particular. "I guess they get their kicks elsewhere, but yesterday rather proved my old dad's point."
Out come the players again. Play will resume imminently.
4th over: Sri Lanka 17-0 (Tharanga 11, Jayasuriya 3) Sidebottom has three deliveries to finish the fourth over and he's lucky to get away with the first of them, a widish long-hop which Jayasuriya carves straight to backward point. And the last two deliveries are dot balls too. Hurrah. "I was faced with the dilemma of being at the Oz v SA CWC semi final (tough, I know) and having to choose a side to cheer," says Lynn Bashforth. "Inevitably I am now the proud (?) owner of a Saffer shirt. What else could I do? Knowing I would be on the losing side for the second time in 3 days couldn't sway me. So I'm with Naylor - l suspect it's a national trait. While some of my best friends are Aussies, when it comes to sporting occasions it has to be ABA - Anyone But Australia. Sorry Sarah."
5th over: Sri Lanka 20-0 (Tharanga 13, Jayasuriya 4) It sounds like an obvious thing to say but I'm going to say it anyway. England need a wicket, because a solid partnership of 60 or 70 from these two almost certainly spells trouble: it's the kind of pitch where one big stand could decide the match. Anderson is opting for back-of-a-length aggression and Tharanga caresses his third ball to third man for a single. Jayasuriya is looking less sure of himself, but he still manages another quick single into the off-side. Tharanga keeps the strike with a back-foot push to wide mid-off.
WICKET! Tharanga b Sidebottom 15 (22-1) I was just about to moan how England weren't creating any chances, at which point Sidebottom beat Tharanga with successive deliveries and then nipped one back onto the stumps via the inside edge. Just what the doc ordered.
6th over: Sri Lanka 22-1 (Jayasuriya 4, Sangakkara 0) A fantastic over from Sidebottom, the man they said would struggle in Sri Lankan conditions.
7th over: Sri Lanka 28-1 (Jayasuriya 9, Sangakkara 0) Jayasuriya pulls Anderson's first ball unconvincingly for a single before Kumar Sangakkara jogs a leg-bye. England will need to keep chipping away at this batting line-up. Much more than 220 will be very tough for them to chase indeed and Jayasuriya does not help matters by swivel-pulling Anderson for four - his best shot of the day.
8th over: Sri Lanka 30-1 (Jayasuriya 10, Sangakkara 1) Sangakkara tucks Sidebottom through square-leg for a single, and Jayasuriya nurdles him for one behind point. It's going to be a day of singles. I can hardly contain myself. A cricket-related gag arrives from Greg Kendall. "Man: Doctor, doctor, I've got a cricket ball stuck up my ar$e! Doctor: How's that?" Don't call us etc.
9th over: Sri Lanka 33-1 (Jayasuriya 11, Sangakkara 3) Anderson beats Jayasuriya with a beauty that draws the batsman forward, then moves away. The only thing that prevented it from being the ideal delivery to a left-hander was the fact that it failed to take the outside edge. Jayasuriya then takes yet another scampered off-side single, before the elegant Sangakkara glides two to backward square leg. Another steady over.
WICKET! Jayasuriya c Swann b Sidebottom 11 (33-2) Sidebottom drops short, Jayasuriya fails to control a half-hearted pull and Graeme Swann runs in from deep backward square to take a good tumbling catch. A wicket made in Nottinghamshire, and England are in this game.
10th over: Sri Lanka 34-2 (Sangakkara 4, Jayawardene 0) This is the partnership that could decide the match, although the groundstaff are poised to return to action because there is rain in the air. Sangakkara almost goes straight away, missing an attempted cut off Sidebottom, who is bowling beautifully now. Sangakkara prevents a wicket maiden by dabbing the final ball of the over to third man to keep the strike.
10.1 overs: Sri Lanka 35-2 (Sangakkara 5, Jayawardene 0) Collingwood takes the second powerplay straight away, and why not? But, after Sangakkara takes a single to wide mid-on, the rain returns and the players head for the dry of the pavilion.
And now the players are coming out again. This could all get very tedious.
11th over: Sri Lanka 36-2 (Sangakkara 5, Jayawardene 1) Anderson gets going again and begins with a ludicrous appeal for leg-before against Jayawardene. Suffice to say, it was missing leg. The next ball squares Jayawardene up and yields a single to third man - there was a bit of bounce in that one. And then - how close was that? - Sangakkara is almost bowled off the inside edge as the ball dribbles between his legs and just past leg-stump. England are bowling well here.
12th over: Sri Lanka 37-2 (Sangakkara 5, Jayawardene 2) The good thing about these interruptions is that England's bowlers are staying fresh. Sidebottom is into his sixth over now, having taken 2 for 11 in his first five and Sri Lanka are looking to consolidate. Another wicket now and they will really be struggling. Jayawardene can do little with the first four balls of that over, then scrapes a single off the inside edge into the leg-side. Still, just one off the over.
WICKET! Jayawardene c Collingwood b Broad 2 (37-3) That's huge! And very lucky! Stuart Broad's first ball is short, wide and not very handsome at all, and when Jayawardene gets hold of his cut shot, it looks like four runs. But he hits it straight to Collingwood at point and England are on top. Great stuff, if slightly fortuitous in that instance.
13th over: Sri Lanka 42-3 (Sangakkara 9, Silva 1) A lot now rests on the shoulders of Sangakkara, as Chamara Silva gets going with a tuck to long leg for a single. Sangakkara squeezes two runs through midwicket as he hung back in the crease, then picks up two more to backward square - his favourite area in this innings so far. "I'm going to be in France for the next two weeks, so I'll be around to see the game next week," explains Alex Netherton. "To think, this far in my life, I'd never screamed in a Frenchman's face unadulterated abuse. Any suggestions? Besides, 'you have a largely unworkable social model at the moment because of world financial pressures and also cultural factors that more or less are intractable, certainly unlikely to be resolved for the better.' Also, I don't have the French for that."
14th over: Sri Lanka 42-3 (Sangakkara 9, Silva 1) Sidebottom is nibbling it both ways now and the right-handed Silva can hardly lay a bat on him. Another maiden, and he has now bowled seven overs for 12, figures of which Chaminda Vaas would be proud. "Morning Lawrence," begins Jeremy Theobald. "I was watching the rugby with my daughter yesterday - her first match. She was so nervous that she had to switch to Thomas the Tank Engine after the first half, while I continued chewing my nails viewing on the laptop. It's a shame that Sarah Bacon takes defeat so badly. Had she not shown the vulgar arrogance of Australians typified by their rugby chief, John O'Neill saying "Everyone hates England", perhaps I wouldn't have jokingly reminded her of her words."
WICKET! Sangakkara c Mustard b Broad 9 (42-4) England are on fire! Sangakkara edges a cut and - amazing, this - gives himself out. Neither Broad nor Mustard appealed! That's the second time Mustard has done that in this series. Who says chivalry's dead? Well done Kumar Sangakkara.
14.2 overs: Sri Lanka 42-4 (Silva 1, Dilshan 0) Broad sends down one more delivery, almost bowling Tillekeratne Dilshan as he leaves one alone, and the rains return. I'm still reeling with affection for Sangakkara, one of a presumed-dead breed of walkers.
An email to pass the time while the rain falls "I can help Alex Netherton with his lack of experience in abusing Frenchmen (or women)," says Matthew Cobb. "He should learn the following by heart: "Votre cuisine, votre système de santé et votre tradition révolutionnaire sont tous mille fois meilleurs que ceux de l'Angleterre, et vos rugbymen nous écraseront samedi prochain. Allez le Bleus." Shout that in the Paris metro and see what happens."
The players are still in the pavilion, but the umpires are back out for an inspection. As yet, the game has not lost any overs: only the lunch break has been reduced. So far. Much more of this, however, and the game will soon be shortened. Either way, England will be very happy with life.
"Revolutionary tradition?" splutters Alex Netherton. "Electing Thatcher crossed with Dracula? That really is forward thinking. No wonder they're all such moody [snippers] in Paris."
The covers are coming off. The stop-start nature of the game has helped England as Croft and Fraser slug it out over the question of walking in the Sky studio. Broadly speaking, Fraser applauds it, Croft thinks it is unprofessional.
While we wait for the proper battle to resume here's the latest instalment in the Jeremy Theobald-Sarah Bacon row following Australia's capitulation in Marseille yesterday. "Tell Theobald that the last person with whom I would want to be allied is John O'Neill," says Sarah. "I never agreed with what he said, and thought O'Neill an absolute twit for saying what he did about Australians and the English. I have been saying as much to my English friends all week, in fact. I don't judge all English people based on the humour of Little Britain, the wit of Noel Edmonds or the sparkling repartee of Big Brother, so best not judge me on the dubious actions of my countrymen. It's not nice."
I think we're going to have some cricket in the next few minutes. And the game has now been reduced to 48 overs a side.
15th over: Sri Lanka 43-4 (Silva 1, Dilshan 1) So, Broad resumes, having taken one wicket with a shocking delivery and another with a delivery that he didn't realise had hit Sangakkara's outside edge. Dilshan works his first ball after the break towards mid-on for a quick single, but he then beats Silva with a ball that just misses off-stump as it whistles past the outside edge. "And another thing," adds Sarah Bacon, "I never said anything about English rugby that hadn't already been pointed out, ad infinitum, by both rugby pundits and followers alike. Petty to talk of 'vulgar arrogance' on my part when I was merely parrotting what was seen to be chapter and verse in the English media in the last week."
16th over: Sri Lanka 54-4 (Silva 1, Dilshan 7) Sidebottom continues, which could mean Collingwood will bowl him out now in search of a fifth wicket that would leave Sri Lanka in all kinds of bother. There's a messy leg-side wide there - a rare moment of looseness from Sidebottom - and when Dilshan gets a slightly shorter one, he works it uppishly through square-leg for two. Sidebottom responds with a superb cutter that beats his groping outside edge, before Dilshan responds in turn with a leg-side flick for four. And then four overthrows spoil Sidebottom's figures as Pietersen makes a mess of trying to intercept Cook's shy. Sidebottom does his best not to look furious.
17th over: Sri Lanka 59-4 (Silva 2, Dilshan 11) I take back that comment about ruining Sidebottom's figures: those four gifted runs were leg-byes. Broad continues and Silva deflects him to long leg for a single before Dilshan pulls for four. He seems to play the short ball better than the other Sri Lankans and it's important England don't get carried away with a Botham-style bounce-them-out plan. "Just to reinforce the point," says Alex Netherton. "I really hate the French. Right, I'm off for mussels in white wine and garlic. Proper British food."
18th over: Sri Lanka 67-4 (Silva 10, Dilshan 11) Anderson replaces Sidebottom (8-1-19-2), thus making a mockery of my suggestion that the shaggy-haired one might be about to bowl through his 10 overs in one go. There are one or two signs that Sri Lanka are fighting back. Silva nicks and slashes two twos off Anderson, who then strays onto his pads: that's an all-run four to deep midwicket, despite Sidebottom's best efforts. Sri Lanka have scored 24 runs in the last three overs. Collingwood needs to have a word. "Poor Sarah Bacon," says Richard Jones. "It's going to be like it for a long time with England's blunt instrument rugby beating Australia. That match was good for England, perhaps good for the Northern Hemisphere but a disaster for the sport. In the last days we have seen Wales, Italy, Australia score more tries and still lose. England will not address this of course as they force the sport to become an unarmoured version of American football." You're obviously not a fan of your namesake Stephen, the rugby correspondent of the Sunday Times. He loved every single moment of it.
19th over: Sri Lanka 69-4 (Silva 10, Dilshan 12) England need a wicket just to reassert themselves, but these two are playing themselves in with ease as the sun shines over Dambulla. Dilshan late-cuts a single to widish third man, but Broad is persisting with the shortish stuff against Silva, whom he dismissed with a brute on Thursday. An attempted slower ball goes badly wrong (that's an off-side wide), at which point Broad decides to change his shoes. Always blame the footwear. But it seems to do the job: the last three balls are dots.
20th over: Sri Lanka 72-4 (Silva 10, Dilshan 15) Collingwood tosses the ball to himself and catches it with aplomb. Sri Lanka haven't managed to get after him yet in this series and if any pitch is going to suit his modest dobbers, it is this one. But Dilshan picks up two courtesy of a neat square-drive that dissects point and cover. If these two can take the score to at least 120 or so, England will start to get concerned, although Silva almost perishes on the dab. Three off the over.
21st over: Sri Lanka 75-4 (Silva 10, Dilshan 18) A scrappy moment all round by England there: Broad produces a leg-stump full-toss which Dilshan whips to fine-leg, where Sidebottom's fumble turns one into two. A raised hand from the fielder signals the apology. The momentum is shifting slowly but perceptibly. Dilshan pulls for a single - Owais Shah's fumble goes unpunished.
22nd over: Sri Lanka 83-4 (Silva 11, Dilshan 25) Dilshan cuts Collingwood's first ball for two more, then works him backward of square for another couple. This pair is progressing very sensibly indeed, and the measure of the pitch's difficulty can be found in the fact that we've had only four boundaries all innings. A pull for two by Dilshan makes it a very handy eight off the over.
WICKET! Silva c Mustard b Swann 11 (85-5) On comes Swann and there goes Silva. It was freakish too. He tried to sweep Swann's fourth ball from outside off-stump, but got a bottom edge onto his boot. The ball ballooned up and the alert Mustard stuck out a right glove. That was so clearly out that Silva did not even wait for a replay. England are back on top.
23rd over: Sri Lanka 85-5 (Dilshan 26, Mubarak 0) Lucky or not, Swann might just have the knack of making things happen.
24th over: Sri Lanka 86-5 (Dilshan 27, Mubarak 0) There aren't many batsmen left now and Sri Lanka are only halfway through their 48 overs. Can England finish them off? They'll have to get rid of Dilshan first, but he picks up another single with a tuck to leg off Collingwood. Jehan Mubarak - tall and left-handed - defends and Sri Lanka are going to have to consolidate again. For all the emphasis on economy, it's wickets that win you one-day matches.
WICKET! Mubarak c and b Swann 6 (93-6) Two balls after lifting him gracefully over long-off for six, Mubarak fails to properly check a drive and pops back a simple return catch to Swann. That was a beautiful piece of bowling and Sri Lanka are teetering on the brink.
25th over: Sri Lanka 94-6 (Dilshan 28, Maharoof 1) Tillekeratne Dilshan, it's up to you.
26th over: Sri Lanka 100-6 (Dilshan 31, Maharoof 3) Collingwood is wided for a bouncer, then worked to mid-on for a single by Farveez Maharoof, who represents the start of Sri Lanka's tail. Dilshan is playing a different game from his colleagues here, and strokes two more past point before stealing a very quick single to mid-off. "I'm looking to Gary Naylor now, for his usual insightful analysis of targets - what do we need to restrict Sri Lanka to in 48 overs here and now?" wonders Lynn Bashforth. "Ah. I am terribly sorry Lawrence, should I have asked you first...?" No, no. Naylor's the man. Although I don't think we'll want to chase more than 160 from here.
27th over: Sri Lanka 103-6 (Dilshan 32, Maharoof 5) Swann continues and is driven and pushed for off-side singles by both batsmen. England just need to keep up the pressure here: if Sri Lanka fail to reach 150, there should be no excuse for not winning.
28th over: Sri Lanka 106-6 (Dilshan 33, Maharoof 7) Shah drops Maharoof at slip off Broad and it wasn't a tough chance either. It's strange that England persist with him in that position, even if the ball did dip a little at the last moment. The lights are on now and Broad finds the edge again! This time the ball falls short of Shah and away for a single to third man. Broad swishes the air in fury and Shah moves out of the slips. "With the way Swann has reignited his international career in this series, does this make him a cert for the winter tour and also make him England's first choice ODI spinner?" wonders Kevin Wilson. Yes, and maybe, unless Monty suddenly improves his batting and fielding.
WICKET! Maharoof c and b Swann 7 (106-7) Shah will be a relieved man. Maharoof comes down the track to the first ball of Swann's over but fails to get to the pitch and cracks back a low, flat return. Swann is bowling brilliantly.
29th over: Sri Lanka 106-7 (Dilshan 34, Vaas 0) Having failed to lose a single one-day game at home to England in 25 years or so, Sri Lanka might be on the verge of losing two in four days. What a return to the England side this has been for Swann. I wonder what Duncan Fletcher makes of it all. A wicket maiden.
30th over: Sri Lanka 111-7 (Dilshan 38, Vaas 0) They've changed the ball five overs before the mandatory switch: I think the damp wasn't doing it much good. But Broad's second delivery with the new version is spanked on the up through the covers for four by the excellent Dilshan. Without his efforts, this game might already be over. "Hello Uncle Lawrence," begins young Will O'Hagan. "Daddy O'Hagan tells me that Phil Mustard is the bestest choice for England Wicketkeeper but Mister Gary Naylor seems to disagree. I may only be 15 days old but I can already tell that Uncle Gary knows more than my Daddy so I've started working on my cover drive and keeping skills ahead of a glorious future England career." Precocious.
31st over: Sri Lanka 115-7 (Dilshan 39, Vaas 3) There are still 18 overs to go here, but only three wickets, which places Dilshan in a horrible position. He'd love to attack, and has earned the right to, but if he goes soon, Sri Lanka could be all out for 130, and that really ought to be game over. He settles in that over for a dabbed single towards point, before Vaas nudges a quicker ball from Swann to third man for three. "Swann was sentenced to nearly eight years in the international wilderness for being a "bad tourist"," says Gary Naylor. "Given his instant impact with bat and ball on his return, exactly what did he do wrong? Given the average term served by a murderer, the mind boggles.Or perhaps Duncan was playing favourites?"
32nd over: Sri Lanka 117-7 (Dilshan 40, Vaas 4) England have bowled so well today: just five fours and that aberrational six from Mubarak so far. By and large, they've fielded pretty well too - Sidebottom's fumble and Shah's drop have been notable blots. Vaas steers Broad to third man for a single, but Dilshan's attempts to cut loose on the off-side are thwarted by the admirable Collingwood at cover point. An iffy pull for one gives Dilshan the strike.
WICKET! Vaas run out (Bopara/Swann) 4 (118-8) That's brilliant from Ravi Bopara! Dilshan cuts Swann to deep point, where Bopara is alert to the possibility of a second. He hurls his return to the non-striker's end, where Swann is waiting to whip off the bails with Vaas two feet short. England could not have done that any better.
33rd over: Sri Lanka 121-8 (Dilshan 44, Fernando 0) Dilshan repeats the shot, but this time there's less weight on the ball and the batsmeneasily collect two, despite Bopara's best efforts. Swann has been in the thick of things today: three good catches, two of them off his own bowling, three wickets and a smart piece of work to help run out Vaas. Send him out to open the batting, I say!
34th over: Sri Lanka 130-8 (Dilshan 49, Fernando 0) Back comes Anderson, but yet again Dilshan's off-side scythe is cut off by the diving Collingwood at backward point. So Dilshan decides that unorthodoxy is the best route to the boundary, withdrawing his bat and watching as the ball slides off the face and past a diving Mustard for four. Anderson's next ball is fast and bouncy. Oo, as they say, er. The next ball betrays effort as well - but too much: Anderson loses his line and that's four leg-byes as Mustard's dive to his left proves fruitless. Nine off the over. "Reluctant as I am to engage The Littlest OBO, young Master O'Hagan, in a Sunil X type slanging match, I am all for The Colonel now he has been given his chance," says Gary Naylor. "The job is his to lose, but if he does Prior it up, I'd like to see Sussex's Hodd, er, shoulder the burden." Was it really worth it just for that pun? . 35th over: Sri Lanka 134-8 (Dilshan 52, Fernando 1) Dilshan reaches a hard-fought half-century from 65 balls with yet another off-side dab for two off Swann. And very pleased with it he is too, punching the air and gritting his teeth. A single means Swann potentially has three balls at Fernando, who works the second of them through midwicket for a single. Sri Lanka are not out of this match yet. "While I agree that Swann has been badly treated, I think that Gary Naylor's "Fletcher ignored him for eight years" statement seems to ignore some few other factors, like that for a number of those years, running up to Ashes 05, we had a growing, improving side that Fletcher was loath to disrupt. Giles was a pretty effective spinner pre 05 also. Just a bit of perspective."
36th over: Sri Lanka 136-8 (Dilshan 52, Fernando 2) Collingwood takes up the attack to Fernando, but his second ball is a marginal off-side wide, signalled with bearded wisdom by Rudi Koertzen. Fernando can't do much with his offerings, but does squirt the fourth legitimate delivery into an off-side gap for a single. England will be desperate to keep their chase below 160. Just one off the over.
37th over: Sri Lanka 140-8 (Dilshan 54, Fernando 4) Swann could end up with a five-for here, but Fernando pushes his third ball to long-on for a single. Will Dilshan dare to break free? Not yet, I suspect, as he works a single to deep midwicket. Four singles off the over and Dilshan has the strike. "I think Dilshan had a point to prove after being left out of the Test squad," points out Miriam Ahamat. "And very nicely proved too."
38th over: Sri Lanka 146-8 (Dilshan 59, Fernando 5) These two are adding what could yet be crucial runs. Dilshan adds another with a push into the off-side for one off Collingwood, before Fernando dabs a short ball to third man for one more. Dilshan collects two to extra cover, then repeats the dose off the last ball of the over. "While I agree that England have benefited from continuity in the Test arena over the last eight years with their No2 ranking fully warranted, can we say the same about ODIs?" says Gary Naylor. "With the 8 slot a chronic problem in the shorter form of the game, for Swann not to have played a single ODI between January 2000 and October 2007 smacks of pig-headedness. Duncan was a fine Test coach, but in ODI cricket, he was largely clueless."
39th over: Sri Lanka 152-8 (Dilshan 64, Fernando 6) England will be annoyed by this stand. At 118 for 8, Sri Lanka were virtually dead and buried. Now the corpse is doing rather more than twitching as Dilshan brings up the 150 with a glorious extra-cover drive on the move for four off Swann. England have lost their edge in the last 20 minutes.
40th over: Sri Lanka 164-8 (Dilshan 70, Fernando 11) This is now highest stand of the innings, beating the 43 added for the fifth wicket by Dilshan and Silva. I understand that Collingwood doesn't want to be left with a situation where he has to bowl right at the death, but you wonder whether England might not have been better off going for the kill. Fernando has a big slog and collects two off a very thick outside edge to fine third man. He then lifts a full-toss over mid-off for three. Are England losing their grip? A leg-side wide from Collingwood does not discourage the theory and there's four to Dilshan, courtesy of a gorgeous cover-drive. Then he keeps the strike with a single to long-off. This innings is up there with Shah's effort on Thursday.
WICKET! Dilshan c Collingwood b Swann 70 (164-9) Just what England needed as Dilshan scoops Swann to Collingwood at short midwicket. He looks gutted, but without him Sri Lanka would be long gone.
41st over: Sri Lanka 164-9 (Fernando 11, Malinga 0) Swann finishes with 4 for 34. Superb stuff.
WICKET! Fernando c Collingwood b Sidebottom 11 (164) Well, that all ended rather quickly. Fernando tries to hoick Sidebottom into the jungle but gets a big top edge straight to Collingwood at backward point. Sidebottom finishes with 3 for 19, but it's Swann who leads England off the field. They really ought to go on and win this game. Join me in a few minutes for their reply.


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Rob Marciano has been named co-anchor of CBS Television Distribution's ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT, the #1 syndicated newsmagazine, it was announced today by Linda Bell Blue, Executive Producer of ET. Marciano will co-anchor with Nancy O'Dell beginning January 2013.
Marciano comes to ET from CNN News Group where he has been a news and weather anchor since 2003. Marciano also worked across the CNN Network as a field correspondent and fill-in anchor.
"I am honored to be joining the distinguished and talented team at ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT, all of whom are the gold standard in entertainment journalism," said Marciano. "For over 30 years, ET has been a powerhouse in the entertainment industry and to be part of that blue chip franchise is a dream come true."
"We are so pleased to welcome Rob to the ET family," said Blue. "Rob brings with him a passion for news, a wealth of knowledge about the entertainment industry and an enormous amount of charisma that viewers have been responding to for years. We know he will be an outstanding fit for our show, our audience and the immensely talented Nancy O'Dell."
Marciano's reports for CNN from the field during Hurricane Katrina and the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico earned a Peabody Award. He hosted primetime specials including "Rescue: Saving The Gulf" where he worked side-by-side with the heroes who saved wildlife, skimmed oil, and cleaned up the beach during the worst oil disaster in U.S. history.
Prior to his work at CNN, Marciano served as chief meteorologist for KATU-TV and 750 KXL News Radio in Portland, Oregon. From 1994-1997, he worked as morning and then chief meteorologist for KPLC-TV in Lake Charles, Louisiana. Marciano began his career as a weather anchor for WVIT Connecticut News 30. Before embarking on a career in television he spent three years living and working in New York City as an Equity Sales Trader. Marciano grew up in the Northeast and went to college in upstate New York. He holds a bachelor's degree in meteorology from Cornell University and has the American Meteorological Society Seal of Approval.
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Jury has been named as one of the acts at the CMC Rocks the Hunter Festival in Australia where he will play with the likes of Rascal Flatts, Big and Rich, Billy Ray Cyrus and The Band Perry.
"I'm very overwhelmed by all that," Jury said. "The main promoter [Robb Potts] gave me a bell himself, it was very overwhelming to get that phone call from that guy.
"At the end of the day, when you're talking a festival that's of an international skill, he could have chosen anybody."
Anything could come from the festival, he said.
"The American artists don't travel alone, they've got managers and promoters.
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Jury released his debut album Wyre Street in November and it took two years of hard work, he said.
"It's been a great road and a lot of hard work. It's a long process but very rewarding."
Because he did not have a manager, Jury was involved with every step of the album-making process.
"We've gone through every step ourselves and made the decisions ourselves.
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Support had been "amazing".
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Wyre Street was co-produced in Nashville, Tennessee, and Queensland, Australia, by Pacific International Music, with Jury making four trips to Australia.
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Just hours before puck drop on their season opener, the St. Louis Blues have learned that Brenden Morrow's work visa has come through and he'll be in the lineup tonight to take on Nashville.
Here's the official word (with a thanks to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services) from the Blues' Twitter account:
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Morrow, 34, was in serious danger of missing tonight's game. He'd applied for a green card in May through his wife (who is a U.S. citizen), but hadn't heard back on where that process stood and, as such, was forced to apply for a temporary work visa — which as of Wednesday hadn't come through.
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It has always been hard for me to watch Ghanaian music videos to the end (I force myself to do it because I need to write on them). But this is not the case for Kaaki's video, I have already watched it three times!
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Friday at 5 p.m. is the last opportunity for CSU students to pick up free UNC tickets and purchase CU game seats
Sept. 7, 2011
Purchase CSU student tickets to CU game
FORT COLLINS, Colo. - The Rams football program is reminding CSU students that Friday at 5 p.m. not only marks their final opportunity to pick up free tickets to Saturday's Orange Out opener, but also their final opportunity to purchase discounted seats in the CSU student section to the CU game.
Football home opener Saturday
More than 7,000 student tickets remain available for pickup to Saturday's Orange Out Ag Day home opener against Northern Colorado (12 p.m., The Mtn. HDTV). The deadline to pick up tickets is Friday at 5 p.m.
CSU students with a valid university student ID receive one free ticket to all CSU home athletics events. CSU students must show their student ID when picking up tickets.
CSU students may pick up their ticket at the athletics ticket office (located on the first floor of the McGraw Athletics Center) beginning the Monday before each home football game. Student tickets also are available on campus at the Lory Student Center. Students are encouraged to pick up their tickets early, as they are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Tickets will not be available on game day at Hughes Stadium, so students should pick up tickets during the week on campus. The student section is the east grandstand, along the Rams' home sideline, and seating is general admission.
Students wishing to bring a guest who is not a CSU student may purchase a $25 general-admission, student-section ticket.
Cinch Jeans Rocky Mountain Showdown against CU
More than 4,000 CSU student tickets to the annual Cinch Jeans Rocky Mountain Showdown against CU, Sept. 17 at Sports Authority Field in Denver, remain available for purchase.
Students are only able to take advantage of the discount and reserve a seat with fellow students in the designated CSU section until Friday at 5 p.m. After that deadline, students wanting to go to the game would need to pay $60, including a processing fee, for admission. Until Friday at 5 p.m., students purchasing online pay only $25 for a CU game ticket.
How to purchase student tickets to CU game
Student tickets to the showdown are available only at CSURams.com, at the link at the top of this page: http://www.csurams.com/tickets/student-tickets.html.
User accounts
Students are required to set up a student user account before purchasing CU game tickets, following a few quick steps on the page. Students that purchased tickets last year don't need to create a new account, and should just enter their current, valid student-identification number. Only full-time, full-fee-paying students are allowed to purchase tickets.
In setting up a user account, students are strongly cautioned to identify themselves as a student, and not a member of the general public. If students register as general public, like many students last year, they will significantly delay the processing of their orders and won't be able to guarantee their seats at the game. There are approximately 10,000 seats in CSU student sections at Invesco Field.
Student should be very careful not to buy public tickets by mistake.
Guest tickets
Students that wish to purchase a guest ticket for a non-CSU student to the CU game can do so for $60 (price includes a $5 fee). Those guest tickets will be assigned to the purchasing student's zone so the guest can sit next to the student in general-admission seating.
Prices and fees
Student tickets to the CU game are $25. Guest tickets in the CSU section are $60. Both prices include a $5 service fee.
Ram Road Trip
Ram Road Trip is round-trip transportation to the CU game provided by ASCSU with the assistance of Super Shuttle. The buses will be leaving promptly at 8 a.m. and arrive at Invesco Field around 9:30 a.m., plenty of time to enjoy the pregame festivities before kickoff at 11:30 a.m. CSU student bus tickets are $15 each and must be purchased with a CU game ticket. CSU student bus tickets are available as an add-on when purchasing Cinch Jeans Rocky Mountain Showdown tickets online. After purchasing game tickets, students should click "continue shopping" to add the bus ticket. The bus ticket includes snacks. Space is limited.
Receiving tickets
All student and student-guest tickets to the CU game will be print at home. Students should save their confirmation numbers at the time of purchase. Once student tickets are purchased, officials will e-mail - using the address provided by the student when purchasing seats - the game tickets.
Seat assignments
All CSU student customers will receive general-admission tickets assigned to one of three zones in the Rams' student sections at Invesco Field. Those that purchase first will be placed in a lower-field-level zone. Once that zone sells out, student customers will be placed in an upper-field-level zone. The last to purchase will be placed in an upper-bowl zone.
For more information, call 1-800/491-RAMS.
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Paul Gallagher is a reporter for the Independent and Independent on Sunday having joined the group in 2012. He has previously worked for the European Voice, Daily Mirror and the Observer and been based in Brussels, Belfast, Tokyo and London.
Friday 13 September 2013
A trainee with City law firm Clifford Chance faces the sack after a video has emerged of him drunk and describing his work as "f***ing people over for money".
The unnamed man was interviewed by Oxford student newspaper Cherwell for its Shark Tales online TV programme. The video – published on Cherwell's website on 10 May but reported for the first time on legal blogs on Friday – shows student journalist Toby Mather in the early hours of the morning "taking to the streets once again in search of drunken wisdom".
The trainee describes himself as a "City lad". He said: "I f***ing love the ladness. The ladness is just basically f***ing people over for money."
Clifford Chance, an international firm based in London and part of the 'Magic Circle' group of the UK's five leading law firms, is also one of the 10 largest in the world in terms of number of lawyers and revenues. According to The Lawyer, it had total revenues in 2012/13 of £1.27 billion and profits per equity partner of £1 million.
Having perhaps realised his error, the Clifford Chance trainee seems to think better of his remarks and states to the Cherwell interviewer: "I refuse my consent for this to go on the internet and I will sue you if it goes on."
After being notified that one of their trainees had made the appearance, a spokesperson for Clifford Chance said: "The comments made are inappropriate and they are at odds with our principles and the professional standards we espouse as a firm. One of our trainee lawyers is the subject of our formal disciplinary procedures which may result in termination of the training contract with the firm".
Clifford Chance pays its trainees £39,000 in the first year and £44,000 in the second year.
Mr Mather, the presenter and director of Shark Tales, said on Friday: "What the news of this disciplinary procedure illustrates is the evolution of modern working life in an age of social media: changing one's name on Facebook to help get a job is all good and well, but if you then fling drunken opinions at a camera lens once in the job, it does to some extent undermine all the hard work. Blaming the influence of alcohol to explain away such bigotry is pretty flimsy."
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Editor's Choice:Waring's professional bar blender only has two speeds, high and low, and it doesn't need any more, which is why it's our choice for best blender over $100. This 350-watt blender is really for professional bartenders, but it's also a dream for the home user that plans on blending often, or on blending a lot of ice or frozen drinks. The blades are stainless steel, as is the 32-ounce jug.
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I loved this blender and made smoothies with it often! Today I started as usual butt turned off mid blend and won't turn back on. It's shot:( only 2.5 months after purchasedPublished 10 days ago by Jen
My last blender could wake the dead--but not this one. It pretty quiet, and I love the retro/vintage look, and the speed in which it blends my smoothies. Read morePublished 17 days ago by brenda finnell
Extremely pleased with this high quality blender for the price. Works very well, gorgeous and we'll madePublished 20 days ago by Anon
This is an extremely faulty blender. Moreover, it is unsafe. This glass carafe portion has now shattered twice. It also leaks when it does work. Just a warning.Published 25 days ago by franky
According to correspondence with the manufacturer: "The lid is made of PVC and the clear inner lid is made of polystyrene. Read morePublished 1 month ago by M
Don't buy this blender. It says Waring Pro Professional. I did not have it very long before the glass canister began to leak at the bottom. Read morePublished 1 month ago by Margo Easter


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