SL and Pakistan in familiar territory

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		Kevin Pietersen said in Colombo that he was committed to completing the reintegration process so that he could return to the England team © Getty Images More Photos » Specials That languid, Gower summer Ed Smith: In 1985, at the height of his powers, David Gower was flawless, influential, and a lesson to eight-year-olds on what style meant More Specials » Featured Video Play Audio Can KP be reintegrated? Switch Hit: Will Kevin Pietersen's being brought back into the England set-up turn around the muddled thinking that has blighted the team in recent months? (00:34:00) More Videos »		SL and Pakistan in familiar territory The preview of the first semi-final of the World T20 between Sri Lanka and Pakistan in Colombo... Being tough on Pietersen The power struggle between the ECB and Kevin Pietersen about the value systems of English cricket will only have been justified if it results in a happy ending... David Hussey back in contention David Hussey could be in line for a recall for Australia's semi-final against West Indies as the selectors consider the value of experience at the business end of the tournament... More News » Latest Photos Phillip Hughes cuts during his half-century, Queensland v South Australia, Sheffield Shield, Brisbane, 4th day, October 4, 2012 © Getty Images Danni Wyatt finishes her net session, Colombo, October 3, 2012 © Getty/ICC More Photos » Recent Results India v South Africa at Colombo (RPS) Oct 2 India won by 1 run Australia v Pakistan at Colombo (RPS) Oct 2 Pakistan won by 32 runs Sri Lanka v England at Pallekele Oct 1 Sri Lanka won by 19 runs New Zealand v West Indies at Pallekele Oct 1 Match tied (West Indies won the one-over eliminator) Number Crunching 18 The most fifty-plus scores for a team in World Twenty20 games. Name the team. Statistics home » Statsguru »
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