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(Reuters) - Sri Lanka's Chamika Karunaratne picked up three wickets, including the crucial one of Glenn Maxwell, to trigger an Australian collapse as the hosts won the rain-hit second one-day international by 26 runs on Thursday to level the series.
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Chasing a rain-revised target of 216 in 43 overs, Australia suffered from regular wicket falls to get bowled out for 189 in 37.1 overs as Sri Lanka bounced back from their opening loss in the five-match series in Pallekele. Karunaratne returned figures of 3-47 including Steve Smith, for 28, and Glenn Maxwell, for 30, and was ably supported by fellow quick Dushmantha Chameera who got the final batsman to bring the raucous home crowd to its feet. Spinners Dhananjaya de Silva, Dunith Wellalage and Chameera took two wickets each.
Jack Della Maddalena has no problem at all with being thrown in at the deep end.
Adam Scott was left a little red faced after playing a shot and seeing it end up behind him during the opening round of the US Open. The Australian had navigated his way through the opening seven holes without alarm, and stepped onto the eighth tee — one of only two par fives at the Country Club in Brookline — with high hopes of making inroads. Ad/> Two excellent shots left him 60 yards from the pin and with the aim of pitching close and making a birdie.
Kingston star Jodie Burrage was thrilled her serve was firing as she battled past in-form Arina Rodionova in straight sets at the LTA’s Ilkley Trophy.Burrage, who is on the LTA's Pro Scholarship Programme — the highest level of support for players aged 16-24 — beat the Australian 6-3 7-5 to reach the second round in West Yorkshire.Rodionova was a finalist at the LTA's Surbiton Trophy two weeks ago and the Brit was pleased to not only overcome an experienced opponent, but also play well despite not feeling her best.«It was a bit of a weird match but obviously I played a good match,» commented Burrage.«The vibe was a little weird. I was quite quiet, she was quite quiet — which isn't normal for both of us.