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2nd Test Day 3 : Sri Lanka v New Zealand at SSC, Aug 26-30, 2009 Highlights

Watch cricket highlights: Sri Lanka vs New Zealand 2nd Test at Colombo, Day 3’s play – August 28, 2009.
Scoreline: NZ 234 all out | Herath, Murali 3 each
SL 157/2 (2nd Inn) – Sangakkara 64 no

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England vs Australia 5th Ashes Test Day 3 Highlights

Watch cricket highlights: England vs Australia 5th Test from the Ashes, Day 3’s play from The Oval played on August 22, 2009.

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Australia vs England 4th Ashes Test Day 3 Highlights

Watch cricket highlights: Australia vs England 4th Ashes Test, Day 3 from Headingley played on August 9, 2009.

Scoreline: England 263 all out: Stuart Broad 61, Graeme Swann 62 | Mitchell Johnson 5, Hilfenhaus 4
Australia win heavily by an innings and 80 runs

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Pakistan vs Sri Lanka – 3rd Test – Day 3 – Cricket Highlights

England vs Australia 2nd Test Day 3 Highlights

Watch cricket highlights: England vs Australia 2nd Ashes Test, Day 3 from Lord’s played on July 18, 2009.

Scoreline: Australia (1st Inn) 215 all out Peter Siddle 35
England 311/6: Matt Prior 61, Collingwood 54, KP 44

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Sri Lanka vs Pakistan 2nd Test Day 3 Highlights

Watch cricket highlights: Sri Lanka vs Pakistan 2nd Test Day 3 from Colombo played on July 14, 2009.

Scoreline: Pakistan 320 all out (2nd Inn) – Rangana Herath 5 wickets, Kulasekara 4 wickets

SL overhaul the target of 171 in 31.5 overs for 3 – Warnapura 54, Sangakkara 46, Mahela 37 no

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England vs Australia 1st Test Day 3 Highlights – Ashes 2009

Watch cricket highlights: England vs Australia 1st Test, Day 3 from Cardiff – Ashes 2009.

Scoreline: Aus 479/5: Ponting adds 50 (150), Michael Clarke 83, Marcus North 54

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India vs New Zealand 3rd Test Highlights Day 3

Watch cricket highlights – Day 3 – India vs New Zealand 3rd Test highlights from Wellington.

Scoreline: (midway through post-lunch session) – India 349/5 – Gautham Gambhir hundred 167, Rahul Dravid 60, VVS Laxman 61. India lead by 531 runs.

The famed Indian batting lineup on display yet again. For NZ, the real bright moment was Brendon McCullum’s catch of Rahul Dravid (detailed version). Dravid took 22 balls to add to his overnight score of 9, but after that played quite beautifully before that crazy moment snuck his wicket away.

When Gautham Gambhir first seriously came into the Indian cricket team, it was in the T20 and ODI formats. At that time, he went through this incredibly lucky and streaky phase and I like many dismissed him as being plain lucky and not to be compared with another left-hander – Sourav Ganguly – whose place he’d taken in ODI cricket. But the past year and a half have been so brilliant for Gambhir that a lot of India’s success in test cricket has stemmed from his ridiculous partnership with Sehwag at the top. Remember all those years when Dravid was a virtual opener and Tendulkar for over 18 years walked in at 20/2. And now, another series goes by with Gambhir stamping himself all over it. Super.

And of course, VVS continues to improve his record against teams other than Australia.

Just saw a statistic – this series is Gambhir’s fourth 300+runs-in-a-series in a row – the only Indian to have done this ever.

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India vs New Zealand 2nd Test Highlights Day 3

Australia vs South Africa, 3rd Test, Day 3, Cricket Live Links

http://ausvsa.blogspot.com/2009/03/tvu.html (TVU Player) – CBN

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http://ausvsa.blogspot.com/2009/03/ustream.html (Flash Link)

http://ausvsa.blogspot.com/2009/03/flash.html (Another flash source)