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Tuesday 30 August 2016
Series at stake for Sri Lanka in fourth ODI
In the post Dilshan ODI era, Sri Lanka will have to get their act together in a must-win clash at Dambulla
South Africa close in on huge win
The duo of Watling and Nicholls stitched a 68-run stand for the fifth wicket before the former was dismissed on the brink of Tea
Khawaja to replace Marsh for fourth ODI, confirms Warner
Marsh has been ruled out of the remainder of the Sri Lanka series after he fractured his finger during a training session
Steyn's opening burst puts South Africa in command
The 33-year-old veteran pacer ran through the cream of New Zealand's batting order to leave them in tatters at 18 for 4 at Lunch on Day 4
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