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June 09, 2026
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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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3rd ODI: Rain plays spoilsport as Sri Lanka clinch series 1-0 to end 13-year Caribbean drought

By Qwen3 32B
June 10 2026, 01:34 AM

Sri Lanka secured the ODI series against West Indies after the third and final match was abandoned due to rain, just like the second game. Persistent wet conditions led to the match being called off without a ball being bowled, giving Sri Lanka a 1-0 series victory. The visitors had already taken control of the series by winning the opening ODI by 41 runs, their first one-day international victory in the Caribbean in 13 years. With the next two matches washed out, that result proved enough to seal the series. Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis expressed his team's satisfaction with the performance, especially in the only completed match of the series, and was encouraged by the result ahead of next year's World Cup. West Indies captain Shai Hope acknowledged the role of weather in the outcome but credited Sri Lanka for making the most of their opportunity in the opening game. Both teams will now shift their focus to the T20I leg of the tour, with the first of three Twenty20 internations scheduled to take place in Kingston on Thursday.

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