On the back of Jayasuriya's 99 and Russel Arnold's all round brilliance the Lankan won the Coca-Cola Cup 2001. India were outclassed on the day and lost by 121 runs

Virender Shewag with a swashbuckling 100 powered India to a 7 wicket triumph over New Zealand. The win takes India into the final to be played on Sunday against Sri Lanka.

An inspired 98* from Yuvraj Singh keeps India's hopes alive to reach the Final as they win by 46 runs against the Lankans at the Sinhalese Sports Club ground on Wednesday.

Sri Lanka confirmed their place in the final with a thumping win against New Zealand by 106 runs at Sinhalese Sports Club ground on Tuesday, in a rain-delayed match..

India scored their maiden victory in four matches in the Coca-Cola Cup tri-series on Saturday when they defeated Sri Lanka by seven wickets at the Premadasa stadium.

New Zealand handed India their third consecutive defeat in the Coca-Cola Cup at the Premadasa Stadium in Colombo on Thursday . Catch all the action here.

Russel Arnold guided Sri Lanka to a remarkable five wicket victory over New Zealand in the Coca Cola triseries in Colombo. Here is a piece of the action.

The New Zealand team warms up for their clash against hosts Sri Lanka in Colombo on Wednesday with a practise session at the Premadasa International Stadium.

Sanath Jayasuriya is victorious once more - this time by just 6 runs in a tense game against India. Suresh Perera who shone with both bat and ball was named the man of the match.

Nathan Astle's 10th ODI century lifted New Zealand to a thumping 84-run victory over India in the second match of the Coca-Cola Cup. Catch all the action here.

Sri Lanka started the Coca-Cola tri-series on a winning note by overcoming New Zealand's challenge at Colombo. Catch all the action from the pipe opener

Skippers Sourav Ganguly, Sanath Jayasuriya and Stephen Fleming addressed a press conference at the Taj Samudra in Colombo before the Coca-Cola tri-series. Here are some snapshots from the event.