aru kiyana eka hari. lights on karanna be. series rule ekak. oka eye Russel Arnold commentary walata kiwwa. on karanawanam match 3 ma gahanna ona lights thiyena ground wala.
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⚾|| Australia Tour of Sri Lanka 2016||⚾|Jul 26- Sep 9|3 Tests|5 ODIs| 2 T20Is||෴
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Not using floodlights is disappointing
CT Sports: With all four days ending up early along with a loss of several overs in the Test match between Sri Lanka and Australia at the Pallekele Stadium due to bad light, the question arises of not using floodlights at the venue for the Test series where the visitors are keen to use them.
"That's always disappointing. Both countries had to agree to that. We are quite happy to proceed. That's our policy in Australia. We are playing day and night Tests now. Even with red ball cricket if lights are available we want to use it. We want play as much as possible. But once again that falls out of our hand"said Australian Batting Consultant Stuart Law assessing the situation.
It is said that the Sri Lanka Board took the decision not to use floodlights at Pallekele since the next two venues in the Test series do not have floodlights which clearly seems not to please the visitors.
Play ended at 3 p.m due to bad light on day four while even the third day was the same and the use of floodlights could have seen an end to the match by now. It's not the first time this happen in Test matches in Sri Lanka.
https://www.ceylontoday.lk/print20160701CT20161030.php?id=3742
CT Sports: With all four days ending up early along with a loss of several overs in the Test match between Sri Lanka and Australia at the Pallekele Stadium due to bad light, the question arises of not using floodlights at the venue for the Test series where the visitors are keen to use them.
"That's always disappointing. Both countries had to agree to that. We are quite happy to proceed. That's our policy in Australia. We are playing day and night Tests now. Even with red ball cricket if lights are available we want to use it. We want play as much as possible. But once again that falls out of our hand"said Australian Batting Consultant Stuart Law assessing the situation.
It is said that the Sri Lanka Board took the decision not to use floodlights at Pallekele since the next two venues in the Test series do not have floodlights which clearly seems not to please the visitors.
Play ended at 3 p.m due to bad light on day four while even the third day was the same and the use of floodlights could have seen an end to the match by now. It's not the first time this happen in Test matches in Sri Lanka.
https://www.ceylontoday.lk/print20160701CT20161030.php?id=3742
aru kiyana eka hari. lights on karanna be. series rule ekak. oka eye Russel Arnold commentary walata kiwwa. on karanawanam match 3 ma gahanna ona lights thiyena ground wala.
ehema rule ekak icc eke ne, decision is on two teams mostly host board
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ubata terenawada?
It has been hard enough for spectators to get to Pallekele for the Test match this week. Those who did were further insulted on day four by the home board's decision to not use floodlights
http://www.espncricinfo.com/sri-lanka-v-australia-2016/content/story/1040389.html
kawda rule ekak dala tiyenne ehema? slc? eke tama itin kyne yako, unta onnam puluwan oka karanna, australiawa kemati, kemati witarak neme unta hena awul use kare neti ekatat,
The relevant clause of the ICC's Test match playing conditions allows for the umpires to "authorise the ground authorities to use the available artificial lighting so that the match can continue in acceptable conditions". Contrary to a popular perception, there is no provision barring the use of lights if not every Test series venue is equipped with them.
aruta terenawada manda
ubata terenawada?
It has been hard enough for spectators to get to Pallekele for the Test match this week. Those who did were further insulted on day four by the home board's decision to not use floodlights
http://www.espncricinfo.com/sri-lanka-v-australia-2016/content/story/1040389.html
ponnayo man kiwwe arnold kiyapu de pakooo
hahah expert wage talk kare man hituwe mona hari dannawa kyala,
The more devilish detail arises from a "Note" beneath that clause. It states: "Home Boards may, prior to the commencement of the series, seek the approval of ICC to amend this playing condition to provide that artificial lights will not be used at specific venues." Therefore, it was SLC who chose not to allow the use of lights at Pallekele, for reasons best known to the board and its president Thilanga Sumathipala. As a Cricket Australia spokesperson put it: "We were happy to use them but both teams have to be in agreement." As outspoken advocates of day-night Tests, CA could hardly say otherwise.
rule paiyak ne, if we wanted we could have used them,
eye commentary wala kiwwe degolloma agree una series rule ekak kiyala. eka ehema une series eka patan ganna kalin wenna athi. venues 3ma lights nethi nisa. samaharavita ausy lata game eka dinanna giya hinda eka paratama kiyanna ethi un kemathi kiyala.
un denut kamti ban,iyet kemati, ape ponsiyone kemati nette,
it was SLC who chose not to allow the use of lights at Pallekele, for reasons best known to the board and its president Thilanga Sumathipala. As a Cricket Australia spokesperson put it: "We were happy to use them but both teams have to be in agreement." As outspoken advocates of day-night Tests, CA could hardly say otherwise.
මැතිස් හරි යන්නේ නැහැ කැප්ටන් කමට..උ සේරම පස්සට දාගෙන...එහෙන් එක ලකුණු ගහන්න චාන්ස් දෙනවා..Too much defensive
උ කට ඇරන් බලන් ඉන්නවා බැට්මන් වරදක් කරලා අවුට් වෙනකන්
aracnhiyak yanawa ubawa captain karanna yanawa kiyala
