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Thumbs up India Vs Pakisthan 20worldcup Finalmatch - 28-09-2007

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1995-96 Australia v Sri Lanka 1st test - 14-08-2007

1996 World Cup Quarter finals! Sri Lanka Vs England - 14-08-2007

"Sanath Jayasuriya has left his mark on the cricket world with a series of stunning assaults. Most of the world's leading bowlers have been hit by Hurricane Sanath at some point. He was the player of the 1996 World Cup, most famously battering 82 off only 44 balls against England in the quarter-finals. In the same winter, against Pakistan in Singapore, he creamed 134 off only 65 balls. Jayasuriya is no one-day biffer, though: his 340 against India in Colombo in 1997-98 is the highest Test score by a Sri Lanka. In England in 1998 he hammered 213 at The Oval. And on the first morning of the 2000-01 series against South Africa, at Galle, he slashed a stunning 148 off only 156 balls, so demoralising the South Africans that they subsided to their first and only innings defeat to a side other than Australia and England. Jayasuriya can bowl too, though perhaps doesn't put himself on enough. Only one Sri Lankan spinner has taken more than his 69 Test wickets. During his stint as captain, he led Sri Lanka to nine Test wins in a row, after which he took them, against the odds, into the semi-final of World Cup 2003. But he lost his captaincy soon after that, and gracefully slid into the role of senior statesman. "

Jayasuriya 152 off 99 & Tharanga 109 off 102 - (almost HD quality!) - 14-08-2007

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Muttiah 'Murali' Muralitharan 700th Test Wicket | 2007 - 14-08-2007

Muttiah 'Murali' Muralitharan 700th Test Wicket | 2007

Critics will also grumble about Murali's good fortune at playing Bangladesh and Zimbabwe so regularly. Indeed, it is true that approximately 25% of his victims have come from these two minnows. But Murali would also have enjoyed Warne's volume of matches against England, a team against whom he has been equally prolific. In any case, his 26 wickets in this series is now par for the course considering the fact that he raced from 600 to 700 in just 12 matches: an average haul of 8.33 wickets per Test against opposition that includes Pakistan (2 Tests), England (3 Tests), South Africa (2 Tests), New Zealand (2 Tests) and Bangladesh (3 Tests). His wicket-taking was no more prolific against Bangladesh than it was against the rest.

- Charlie Austin, Cricinfo

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Best catch in ODI history