Mahela Jayawardene

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Sri Lanka declare their first innings at 642-4

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Colombo, July 27: Sri Lanka declared their first innings at 642-4 after tea on the second day of the second cricket Test against India at the Sinhalese Sports Club on Tuesday.

The innings was marked

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