India beat Sri Lanka by four wickets in tri-series
Chasing 234 to win, India defeated Sri Lanka by four wickets in the second match of the ODI cricket tri-series at WACA ground here on Wednesday.
Brief Scores:
Sri Lanka: 233 for 8 in 50 overs (Dines
Dhoni relieved after India's first ODI win overseas since June
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India defeated Sri Lanka by four wickets
Sri Lanka win toss, elect to bat against India
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