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Udara Hits 188 as Sri Lanka Reaches 338-5 Against West Indies on Day 1 of 2nd Test
Lahiru Udara reached 60 not out as Sri Lanka recovered from 25-2 and built pressure on a West Indies attack missing Kemar Roach.
- On Friday, Sri Lanka won the toss and elected to bat in the second and final test against the West Indies, with Shai Hope returning after injury and Kemar Roach ruled out due to a hamstring niggle.
- The West Indies enter seeking a series victory after winning the first game by an innings and 217 runs, their first World Test Championship win in eight matches.
- Sri Lanka reached 99-2 at lunch, led by Lahiru Udara's unbeaten 60 off 71 balls with Kamindu Mendis contributing 30 from 42 balls.
- Shamar Joseph took early wickets of Nishan Madushka and Dinesh Chandimal to leave Sri Lanka at 25-2 inside the first hour, though Justin Greaves later dropped a catch.
- Captain Roston Chase elected to bowl first on a pitch with a tinge of grass, while Sri Lanka made three lineup changes including Prabath Jayasuriya and Kasun Rajitha.
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Udara and Mendis revive Sri Lanka against West Indies at lunch on Day 1 of second test
Sri Lanka opener Lahiru Udara has struck an unbeaten half-century and led the tourists to 99-2 against the West Indies at lunch on day one of the second test in Antigua. Udara is 60 not out from 71 balls with…
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Sri Lanka wins toss, elects to bat in second test against West Indies
NORTH SOUND, Antigua (AP) — Shai Hope returned after injury as Sri Lanka won the toss and elected to bat against his West Indies team in the second and final test on Friday.
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