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Basnahira Cricket Dundee 146 (20/20 ov) - Nagenahira Nagas won the toss and chose to field
On Friday, August 17, Basnahira Cricket Dundee while batting first, amassed a total of 146 runs in 20 overs against Nagenahira Nagas, at Pallekele International Cricket Stadium, in the ongoing Sri Lanka Premier League.
With only one victory in the tournament, it was imperative for Basnahira CD to post a big total on the board against their opposition, who with two wins are the second team in the competition.
Openers, MD Gunathilleke and http://www.senore.com/Cricket/TM-Dilshan-c2691 failed to give their side a flying start, as with only 25 runs on the board, Gunathilleke perished after scoring only two runs.
Wicketkeeper/batsman, DLR http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Smith-c90598, then joined his skipper and together the two batsmen hammered the bowlers, taking the score to 43 runs before Smith was dismissed by SS Pathirana.
With 75 runs on the tally, the batting side saw their skipper go down, as Dilshan departed after smacking an innings of 35 runs off 31 deliveries.
FDM Karunaratne and http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Christopher-James-Jordan-c50838 Borgas then lead charge against the bowling side, as they smashed stupendous shots all around the park to leave the bowlers flabbergasted.
The duo looked in impeccable form, as they raced the side to a total of 117 runs, before the intimidating partnership was brought to its end on the run out of Karunaratne. The batsman found his way back to the pavilion after belting a knock of 25 runs.
Nagas then made a slow but steady comeback by nabbing wickets at random.
With 124 runs on the board, Basnahira suffered the loss of their fifth wicket, as Borgas was caught by http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Ahmed-Shehzad-c42359 off the bowling of RMS Eranga after hammering an innings 32 runs.
Basnahira’s seventh wicket fell with 140 runs, as Serasinghe hit the showers after 11 runs off seven deliveries.
From Nagenahira Nagas, RMS Eranga was the top bowler with three wickets to his name in four overs, backed by http://www.senore.com/Cricket/BAW-Mendis-c1127, who dismissed two batsmen.
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