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Sri Lanka trumps Brook's fastest double century to beat England by two wickets in cricket tri-series
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1 min readFrom 5 outlets- England totalled 429 for four in 50 overs, Newsfirst reports.
- Sri Lanka won by two wickets with one ball left, Newsfirst and Sri Lanka Mirror report.
- Harry Brook hit the quickest ODI double century by an English batter, ThePapare reports.
- Pavan Rathnayake scored 130 and Janith Liyanage finished the chase with a six, Daily Mirror Sport reports.
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