England Clinches Victory Over Sri Lanka at Lord's
England Clinches Victory Over Sri Lanka at Lord's
England Clinches Victory Over Sri Lanka at Lord's
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England secured a 190-run victory over Sri Lanka in the second Test at Lord's, leading the three-match series 2-0. Gus Atkinson's standout performance, including a maiden century of 118 runs and a five-wicket haul, put England in a commanding position. Chris Woakes sealed the win by taking the final wicket of Sri Lanka's second innings, dismissing Lahiru Kumara. Despite contributions from Sri Lankan batsmen Dimuth Karunaratne, Dinesh Chandimal, and captain Dhananjaya de Silva, the team was bowled out for 292 while chasing a target of 483. England's bowlers, including Woakes, Olly Stone, and Matt Potts, consistently troubled the Sri Lankan batsmen throughout the match. The final Test will start on September 6 at Kennington Oval in London.

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England close in on series victory over Sri Lanka
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England Seal Sri Lanka Series Win With Victory In Second Test
England closing in on Sri Lanka series win despite Chandimal fifty
2nd Test, Day 2: England on track to win series as Sri Lanka trail by 256 after Gus Atkinson's maiden ton

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