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Lasith Malinga will boost Sri Lanka attack vs South Africa: Tharanga

PUBLISHED ON JUN 02, 2017 08:10 PM IST

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Veteran opener and stand-in Sri Lankan captain Upul Tharanga said South Africa will not enjoy a cakewalk in their ICC Champions Trophy opener at the Oval on Saturday. Tharanga said Lasith Malinga will add muscle to the Lankan attack and Angelo Mathews will take a fitness Test before the match. Video courtesy: ICC

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BCCI president Sourav Ganguly hospitalised after complaining of chest pain

UPDATED ON JAN 02, 2021 06:31 PM IST

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