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Sri Lanka 378 and 360 for 8 dec beat Pakistan 231 and 261 (Babar 81, Imam 49, Jayasuriya 5-117, Mendis 4-101) by 246 runs. It’s hard work (captaincy), you have to manage the bowlers and keep people motivated. Had good support from my bowlers and Dimuth (Karunaratne) from the dressing room. I got a hundred after 13 odd innings, very happy with that. It wasn’t an easy pitch to bowl but we did well to bowl in partnerships and that led to wickets.ĭhananjaya de Silva is the player of the match: Prabath Jayasuriya is the player of the series: Workday allows me to just use my face id every time and that's fine. I have an iPhone 11 so I can't even use a fingerprint either.

We were definitely in the game but Dhanajaya’s (de Silva) innings changed the game. I don't know if it's something so simple in the settings that I'm missing but I was wondering if there was a way to just stay logged in on MyTime or at least not require that 6-digit code every time. It’s a really good achievement to play 100 Tests, especially since he started as an all-rounder and now plays as a batsman.ĭefinitely a tough game for us. Angie (Angelo Mathews) and I are playing for under-15 school days.

I think before we called up Prabath (Jayasuriya) we played the NSL series and I saw his potential and that’s why we brought him. As a team, we came back strongly, much like in the Australia series.

I think as a team we are playing really well. It was my time to build partnerships so I did that. South Africa and Australia remained in the first and second spot respectively and they will stay on course for a meeting in the final of the second cycle of the World Test Championship next year. India is fourth with 52.08 percent while Pakistan has moved to the fifth spot with 51.85 percent. In the updated Test Championship points table, Sri Lankans have moved back to the third spot with 53.33 percentage points. Ramesh Mendis who took five wickets with his off-spin in the first innings wiped out the tail with four more wickets to celebrate the success. The 30-year-old claimed his fourth five-wicket haul in his third Test since making his debut against Australia earlier this month. Spinner Prabath Jayasuriya picked up five wickets as Sri Lanka outclassed Pakistan by 246 runs in the second Test to end the series in a draw (1-1) on Thursday. Chasing a huge target of 508 for victory, Pakistan was bowled out for 261 in the second session on day 5 with the skipper Babar Azam scoring a crucial 81 at Galle.

#Mytime target login code#

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