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    Career best ODI bowling figures from Michael Bracewell haven't been enough for the Black Caps to save their one-day series in Sri Lanka

    Career best ODI bowling figures from Michael Bracewell haven't been enough for the Black Caps to save their one-day series in Sri Lanka


    Bracewell clinched four wickets for 36 runs from his 10 overs, as Sri Lanka ground out a three-wicket win in game two - chasing down 210 with six balls to spare.

    Mark Chapman - who top scored with 76 as part of New Zealand's 209 all out - credits Bracewell's contribution.



    Sri Lanka have wrapped up the series 2-nil with a match to spare.

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