|||෴⚾ Sri Lanka tour of West Indies 2018 ⚾෴||| [3 Tests]

upulpdn

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    Controversy over a ball change has delayed the start of the third day's play between West Indies and Sri Lanka in St Lucia. The Sri Lanka players refused to take the field at the scheduled start time of 9.30am, protesting a charge of altering the ball's condition.
     

    upulpdn

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    When the players eventually came onto the field at 10.50am, umpires Ian Gould and Aleem Dar decided to award West Indies five penalty runs and change the ball - with the two West Indies batsmen at the crease given the right to choose the replacement - which is the protocol under ICC Law 41.3 ("The match ball - changing its condition")
    Before the first ball could be bowled, though, the Sri Lanka players left the middle of the ground and made its way to its periphery, where they are currently engaged in discussions with the match officials.
     

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    කවුද ඔය වගේ වැඩක් කරන්ඩ ඉන්නේ ටීම් එකේ :oo: දැන් දිල්ශාන් එහෙමත් නෑ නෙ :P

    chandimal, roshen silva wage kihipayak herunama anith set ekama mata nam sure naa :P
     

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    Dananjaya ta thama case eka yanne mata pena widiyata

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    upulpdn

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    Uba ganjja gahalada inne ? Uw gloves dagena ball huranne kohomada

    මම කිව්වේ මේකට කේස් අදින්න මෙන්ටලිටි තියෙන කෙනා ගැන...
    කේස් එක ධනන්ජයගේ අතේ තිබ්බ බැන්ඩේජ් එක නිසා කියල කොච්චර කලින්ද රිපෝට් කලේ..
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    craabeysinghe

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    කිට්ටුව තැනක
    When the players eventually came onto the field at 10.50am, umpires Ian Gould and Aleem Dar decided to award West Indies five penalty runs and change the ball - with the two West Indies batsmen at the crease given the right to choose the replacement - which is the protocol under ICC Law 41.3 ("The match ball - changing its condition")
    Before the first ball could be bowled, though, the Sri Lanka players left the middle of the ground and made its way to its periphery, where they are currently engaged in discussions with the match officials.

    Good decision.Never let ICC or anyone to Blame us if we don't have done anything wrong :angry: