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Delhi Test: Angelo Mathews disappointed the way Sri Lanka ended Day 3
New Delhi, Dec 4 (CRICKETNMORE) - Despite his 181-run fourth-wicket stand with skipper Dinesh Chandimal saving Sri Lanka from the follow-on, former captain Angelo Mathews wasn't happy after the tourists lost quick wickets to end the third day of the final cricket Test at 356/9.
Mathews stroked a marathon 268-ball 111, comprising 14 boundaries and two sixes to rescue the visitors after they lost three quick wickets on Sunday afternoon.
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