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Reuters, Harare
Mon Nov 14, 2016 07:46 PM
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SL romp to 8-wicket victory against Zim

Reuters, Harare
Mon Nov 14, 2016 07:46 PM Last update on: Mon Nov 14, 2016 07:51 PM
Sri Lanka players celebrate during the opening match of the ODI series against Zimbabwe in Harare on Monday. Photo: Afp

Opener Dhananjaya de Silva struck an unbeaten 78 to help Sri Lanka beat Zimbabwe by eight wickets on Monday in the opening match of the triangular one-day tournament that also features West Indies.

De Silva made his highest ODI score off 75 balls as his side reached their target in less than half the allocated time after Zimbabwe were bowled out for 154 in 41.3 overs.

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Niroshan Dickwella made 41 in the other significant contribution as Sri Lanka compiled 155 for two in 24.3 overs.

Earlier, the visiting seamers scythed through the top order to leave Zimbabwe 50 for six before Peter Moor (47) and captain Graeme Cremer (31 not out) fought back.

Sri Lanka meet West Indies at the same Harare Sports Club venue on Wednesday while Zimbabwe's next game is against West Indies in Bulawayo on Saturday. 

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