Sri Lanka beats New Zealand by 7 runs in 3rd T20, Kiwis clinch series 2-1

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Sri Lanka beats New Zealand by 7 runs in 3rd T20, Kiwis clinch series 2-1 - Business Standard

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Kusal Perera scored Sri Lanka's fastest Twenty20 International century from 44 balls on Thursday to spur his team to a consolation win over New Zealand by seven runs in the the final match of the three-match series.

Perera's career-best score in a century partnership with captain Charirth Asalanka lifted Sri Lanka to 218-5 its second-highest T20 score, as it batted first for the first time in the series.

New Zealand needed to achieve its highest run chase in T20s to complete a clean sweep of the series and was given a good start by Rachin Ravindra who made 69 from 39 balls.