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  There is something about Sri Lankan Batsmen ...

  Posted: October 23rd, 2011, 9:34am MDT by Q

  ... that gives them the ability to bat on and on and on... I was a bit surprised to read that Kumar Sangakkara's double century against Pakistan that saved the first test for Sri Lanka was his 8th score of 200 or above. 8th double ton! That's a lot of double tons, and it puts King Sanga 3rd on the list of batsmen with the most double centuries. Behind the greats Sir Don Bradman and Brian Lara. That is quite some company to be around for King Sanga. Guide to online schools is a

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