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Sri Lanka's Rangana Herath denies Dilruwan Perera DRS controversy
Kolkata, Nov 19 (Cricketnmore) Experienced Sri Lanka left-arm spinner Rangana Herath denied the allegations that off-spinner Dilruwan Perera was looking at the dressing room while asking for a Decision Review System (DRS) in the 57th over of their first innings.
"I mean it is simple as this. I was asking for the review from Nigel (Llong). Maybe Dilwruwan also heard that. That's it," Herath told reporters at the end of the fourth day's play.
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