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Saturday, 13 October 2018
England pick up lead despite rain hurdle
Sri Lanka, who were chasing 279, were restricted to 140/5 before rain ensured the end of proceedings, giving England a 31-run win
Mohammad Saifuddin's selection a forced change in tactic for Bangladesh
Shakib Al Hasan's medical absence means that Bangladesh will go in with a bowling all-rounder at number seven in the ODI series against Zimbabwe
Batters dominate after Umesh's best to place India on top
Prithvi Shaw, Rishabh Pant and Ajinkya Rahane scored fifties to take the hosts to 308/4 on Day 2
England played the conditions expertly
The batsman adapted to the slow nature of the surface to score at a healthy run-rate while the new ball bowlers hit the right areas
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