Galle, Sri Lanka, Sept 20, 2024 (AFP) - NZ lead by 35 against Sri Lanka after bottom order collapse

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2024-09-20

A Glenn Phillips fightback failed to stem a New Zealand bottom order collapse against Sri Lanka, with the tourists all out for 340 on the third day of the first Test on Friday. The tourists resumed on 255-4 to finish the first innings with a slender 35-run lead in Galle, where they have lost all four of their prior encounters against the hosts. Wicketkeeper Phillips hit a blistering 49 off 50 balls, smashing two fours and five sixes, before last......

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