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New Zealand vs Sri Lanka, 2nd ODI at Wellington, , Feb 03 2001 - Cricket Photos

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2nd ODI (D/N), Wellington, February 03, 2001, Sri Lanka tour of New Zealand
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New Zealand FlagNew Zealand
205/8
Sri Lanka FlagSri Lanka
(48.3/49 ov, T:206) 209/7

Sri Lanka won by 3 wickets (with 3 balls remaining)

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New Zealand medium pace bowler Jacob Oram celebrates the dismissal of Sri Lankan opening batsman Sanath Jayasuriya, caught behind for 38 by wicket-keeper Adam Parore. It was Oram's second wicket in One-Day Internationals, just seven balls after his first, in his third appearance for New Zealand. 2nd One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 3 February 2001.
Oram celebrates dismissal of Jayasuriya••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
Sri Lankan opening batsmen Sanath Jayasuriya defends a delivery from New Zealand bowler Daniel Vettori during his innings of 38 while wicket-keeper Adam Parore looks on. 2nd One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 3 February 2001.
Jayasuriya defends a ball from Vettori••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
New Zealand batsman Adam Parore plays a square cut during his innings of 35. 2nd One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 3 February 2001.
Parore plays a square cut during his innings of 35••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
Sri Lankan wicket-keeper Kumar Sangakkara unsuccessfully appeals to umpire Steve Dunne for a catch behind the wicket of New Zealand batsman Chris Harris, on 41, off the bowling of Sanath Jayasuriya. Harris went on to score 56. 2nd One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 3 February 2001.
Sangakkara unsuccessfully appeals for catch of Harris••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
New Zealand batsman Chris Harris sweeps during his innings of 56 as Sri Lankan wicket-keeper Kumar Sangakkara looks on. 2nd One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 3 February 2001.
Harris sweeps during his innings of 56••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
Sri Lankan batsman and man of the match Russel Arnold works a ball to the leg side during his innings of 78 while New Zealand wicket-keeper Adam Parore looks on. 2nd One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 3 February 2001.
Man of the match Arnold works a ball to the leg side••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
Sri Lankan opening bowler Nuwan Zoysa runs down the wicket to celebrate his second wicket, dismissing New Zealand batsman Stephen Fleming caught behind by wicket-keeper Kumar Sangakkara for a duck. 2nd One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 3 February 2001.
Zoysa runs down the pitch to celebrate dismissal of Fleming••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
Sri Lankan off spinner Mutiah Muralitharan delivers a ball during his spell of 0-40 from 10 overs. 2nd One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 3 February 2001.
Muralitharan delivers during his spell of 0-40••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
Sri Lankan fielder Aravinda de Silva leaps back at mid on to take a spectacular one-handed catch to dismiss New Zealand opening batsman Nathan Astle for 17 from the bowling of Nuwan Zoysa. 2nd One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 3 February 2001.
de Silva leaps back to take spectacular catch at mid on••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
Sri Lankan fielder Eric Upashantha fires in a return throw from the outfield during New Zealand's innings of 205/8 from 50 overs. 2nd One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 3 February 2001.
Upashantha fires in a return throw from the outfield••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
New Zealand medium pace bowler Chris Harris bowls under the watchful eye of umpire Steve Dunne during his spell of 0-38 from 10 overs. 2nd One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 3 February 2001.
Harris bowls under the watchful eye of umpire Dunne••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
Disappointed New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming walks from the field after losing to Sri Lanka by three wickets with three balls to spare to go 2-0 down in the five match series. The loss is New Zealand's ninth in their last ten One-Day Internationals. 2nd One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 3 February 2001.
Losing captain Fleming walks off field disappointed••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
Sri Lankan left arm medium fast bowler Nuwan Zoysa questions umpire Dave Quested over the last ball of the New Zealand innings being called no-ball. Square leg umpire Steve Dunne indicated the short-pitched delivery to batsman Daniel Vettori passed above shoulder height to Quested, who made the no-ball call. 2nd One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 3 February 2001.
Zoysa questions umpire Quested over no-ball call••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
New Zealand left arm orthodox spinner Daniel Vettori appeals successfully as umpire Steve Dunne adjudges Sri Lankan batsman Aravinda de Silva out leg before wicket for 37. 2nd One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 3 February 2001.
Vettori appeals successfully to dismiss de Silva leg before wicket••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
New Zealand medium fast bowler James Franklin scratches his head in frustration as Sri Lankan batsmen Russel Arnold and Kumar Dharmasena tick over the runs as they head towards a three-wicket victory in the final overs. 2nd One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 3 February 2001.
Franklin scratches his head as Sri Lankans tick over runs••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
New Zealand lower order batsman Daniel Vettori eyes up a full ball as he attempts to drive it through the covers during his innings of six not out. 2nd One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 3 February 2001.
Vettori eyes up a full ball to attempt a cover drive••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
New Zealand batsman Roger Twose jumps at the crease in attempting to defend a quick rising short-pitched delivery. Twose later retired hurt for 11 after injuring his left thumb in a mid-pitch collision with batting partner Craig McMillan. 2nd One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 3 February 2001.
Twose jumps at the crease to defend a short rising ball••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
New Zealand batsman Chris Harris sweeps during his innings of 56 as Sri Lankan wicket-keeper Kumar Sangakkara looks on. 2nd One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 3 February 2001.
Harris sweeps during his innings of 56••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
Sri Lankan opening bowler Nuwan Zoysa delivers a ball in the first over of the match during his spell of 4-28 from nine overs. 2nd One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 3 February 2001.
Zoysa bowls under the watchful eye of umpire Dunne••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
New Zealand opening batsman Mathew Sinclair slumps to the ground in pain after a throw at the bowler's end hit him in the upper leg as he ran through for a quick single. Sinclair recovered to score 20. 2nd One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 3 February 2001.
Sinclair slumps to the ground clutching hurt leg••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
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Sri Lanka Innings
PLAYER NAMERB
ST Jayasuriya
caught3861
MS Atapattu
caught521
KC Sangakkara
caught1325
DPMD Jayawardene
run out727
PA de Silva
lbw3745
RP Arnold
not out7890
HDPK Dharmasena
run out413
KEA Upashantha
run out47
DNT Zoysa
not out95
Extras(lb 10, nb 3, w 1)
Total209(7 wkts; 48.3 ovs)
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