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W C warm-up match (SL vs NZ)
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Here are some photos of the match ... 
NZ have lost few Wickets but scores are not updated..
Sri Lanka's Farveez Maharoof (R) celebrates the dismissal of New Zealand's captain Stephen Fleming with team mates Malinga Bandara (L) and Kumar Sangakkara (C) during their World Cup cricket warm-up match in Bridgetown
Sri Lanka's Kumar Sangakkara celebrates taking a catch to dismiss New Zealand's Scott Styris.
NZ have lost few Wickets but scores are not updated..
Sri Lanka's Farveez Maharoof (R) celebrates the dismissal of New Zealand's captain Stephen Fleming with team mates Malinga Bandara (L) and Kumar Sangakkara (C) during their World Cup cricket warm-up match in Bridgetown
Sri Lanka's Kumar Sangakkara celebrates taking a catch to dismiss New Zealand's Scott Styris.
New Zealand v Sri Lanka, 2007 World Cup warm-up
New Zealand post 284
Cricinfo staff
March 9, 2007
50 overs New Zealand 284 for 7 (Vincent 70, Fleming 65) v Sri Lanka
The openers Lou Vincent and Stephen Fleming shared a century partnership as New Zealand set Sri Lanka a daunting target of 285 in Barbados. Sri Lanka won the toss, sent the Kiwis in and were soon made to rue that decision as Vincent plundered his way to 70, while Fleming made 65. They received support further down the order from Ross Taylor, who made 30.
The innings will give a New Zealand renewed confidence after they fell victim to a shock defeat by Bangladesh earlier this week.
New Zealand post 284
Cricinfo staff
March 9, 2007
50 overs New Zealand 284 for 7 (Vincent 70, Fleming 65) v Sri Lanka
The openers Lou Vincent and Stephen Fleming shared a century partnership as New Zealand set Sri Lanka a daunting target of 285 in Barbados. Sri Lanka won the toss, sent the Kiwis in and were soon made to rue that decision as Vincent plundered his way to 70, while Fleming made 65. They received support further down the order from Ross Taylor, who made 30.
The innings will give a New Zealand renewed confidence after they fell victim to a shock defeat by Bangladesh earlier this week.
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