Kusal Mendis ton helps Sri Lanka secure draw and seal series 1-0
Zimbabwe's bowling lacked the necessary killer instinct to take ten wickets on the final day
Zimbabwe's bowling lacked the necessary killer instinct to take ten wickets on the final day
The hosts took their lead to 354 but rain allowed only 5.3 overs in the final session
Sri Lanka concede 113-run first-innings lead after being dismissed for 293
Kasuza was stretchered off after being struck by a Kusal Mendis pull while fielding at short leg for the second time in two Tests
Earlier, Lasith Embuldeniya picked up 4 for 182 as the hosts could add only 54 to their overnight total of 352 for 6
For Sri Lanka, on a flat, dry surface that offered little assistance to their trio of seamers, it was the dependable Suranga Lakmal who fared the best
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With the second Test taking place at the same ground, there is likely to be more help for the spinners