Watch Pakistan Vs Sri Lanka Live on 14th Nov 2011:

Watch Pakistan Vs Sri Lanka Live from Dubai on 14th November 2011, in one day international second match.  watch first match Live on BBC Hindi and BBC Asia.

Watch Pakistan Vs Sri Lanka Live play starts at 11:00

Umpires: A L Hill, R J Tucker, D C Boon

Pakistan: Hafeez, Umar, Ali, Y Khan, Misbah-ul-Haq (C), Shafiq, A Akmal (W), Gul, Cheema, Ajmal, J Khan

Sri Lanka: Thirimanne, Paranavitana, Sangakkara, M Jayawardene, Dilshan (C), Mathews, P Jayawardene (W), Herath, Welegedara, Lakmal, Fernando

England secure series in thriller ending against Sri Lanka:

England posted 268-9 on what was expected to be a difficult batting track, it definitelly made them big favourites.

Sri Lanka slipped to 29-3 in reply but a brilliant partnership between Jeevan Mendis and Angelo Mathews threatened to turn the game on its head. But Mendis fell for 48 and Mathews 62 as England edged to victory.

It was a gripping finale to a series which had seen both sides pick up a brace of easy wins apiece to leave matters tied at 2-2 going into the game at a new-look Old Trafford.

England won the toss and got off to a flyer as Craig Kieswetter and Alastair Cook rattled along at more than seven an over until the batting power play was taken in the 13th over. Then, as happens so often with England, there was a flurry of wickets rather than a continuing flow of runs.

Cook advanced down the pitch and was comfortably stumped as Suraj Randiv, who was to end with 5-42, found substantial turn, and four balls later Kieswetter was bowled by Dhammika Prasad for a run-a-ball 43.

India win Test series after West Indies draw:

India were aiming a target of 180 after the hosts compiled a second innings total of 332, including Chanderpaul's gritty unbeaten 116.

India, who travel to England later this month, on 94-3 the captains agreed to an early finish and the draw.

Chanderpaul also earned his 133rd Test cap, a West Indian record.
"It is always an honour to become the most capped Test cricketer. It just shows what hard work can do for you," said Chanderpaul.

"The whole series I was getting out in 20s and 30s, so I was very happy to carry on past the three-figure mark."

India failed to get to grips with not only Chanderpaul but Fidel Edwards (30) as the pair shared an eighth-wicket stand of 65 that lasted 37 overs.

England beat Sri Lanka in one-day series:

England showcased a classy all-round play to demolish Sri Lanka by 10 wickets, leveling the one-day series. After a short rain delay England put Sri Lanka in and reduced them to 20-4, with James Anderson (3-24) impressing.

Kumar Sangakkara struck a battling 75 before being last man out as Sri Lanka were dismissed for 174 in 43.4 overs. Captain Alastair Cook hit a wonderful unbeaten 95 and Craig Kieswetter 72 as England - who were delayed briefly by rain - cantered home after 23.5 overs.

England made the most of the seamer-friendly conditions and, having skittled Sri Lanka for 174, Cook and Kieswetter simply blew the tourists away. Cook batted like a man possessed, taking 12 off the first over from Nuwan Kulasekara and playing some majestic drives through the off-side as he comfortably outscored the more naturally aggressive Kieswetter.

Cricket fixtures for international competitions 2011:

Cricket fixtures for international competitions 2011 such as Triangular Series, One Day International and NatWest International Twenty20 Match.

Monday, 11 July 2011
International Triangular Series
Ireland v Sri Lanka, Edinburgh, 10:45
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Tuesday, 12 July 2011
International Triangular Series
Scotland v Ireland, Edinburgh, 10:45
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Wednesday, 13 July 2011
International Triangular Series
Scotland v Sri Lanka, Edinburgh, 10:45
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Thursday, 25 August 2011
One-day international series
First One Day International
Ireland v England, Dublin, 10:15
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Wednesday, 31 August 2011
NatWest International Twenty20 Match
England v India, Old Trafford, 18:00
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Friday, 14 October 2011
One-day international series
First One Day International
India v England, Hyderabad, 14:30
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Monday, 17 October 2011
One-day international series
Second One Day International
India v England, Delhi, 14:30
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Thursday, 20 October 2011
One-day international series
Third One Day International
India v England, Mohali, 14:30
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Sunday, 23 October 2011
One-day international series
Fourth One Day International
India v England, Mumbai, 14:30
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Wednesday, 26 October 2011
One-day international series
Fifth One Day International
India v England, Kolkata, 14:30
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Saturday, 29 October 2011
International Twenty20 Match
India v England, Kolkata, 20:00
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Monday, 26 March 2012
Test match series
First Test Match
Sri Lanka v England, Galle, 10:00
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Tuesday, 3 April 2012
Test match series
Second Test Match
Sri Lanka v England, Colombo, 10:00
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