Sri Lanka saved by Sangakkara century

ADELAIDE, Australia, Feb 19, 2008 (AFP) - The class of Kumar Sangakkara once again revived Sri Lanka after a dismal start with the bat in their crucial tri-series clash with India here Tuesday. The Sri Lankan cause wasn't helped by three runs outs, two dreadfully unlucky, but Sangakkara's polished 128 helped them recover from a disastrous six for two to make 238 for six from their 50 overs in a match they needed to win stay in the hunt for the tri-series finals.
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Sangakkara struck the ball too well at times, twice freakishly running out unlucky teammates when his straight drives deflected off the bowler's hand onto the stumps at the non-striker's end.

Veteran opener Sanath Jayasuriya was the first batsman to fall in that fashion, run out from the bowling of Munaf Patel in the second over after a powerful Sangakkara drive.
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Then Sri Lankan captain Mahela Jayawardene, who had resurrected the Sri Lankan innings by making 71 in a 153-run partnership with Sangakkara, fell the same way with Praveen Kumar the lucky bowler.

It seemed a run out was the only way the Indians would get a wicket for most of the innings, with Chamara Kapugedera also caught out of his ground by a direct hit f