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Sydney Thunder wins men's Big Bash League final

Sydney Thunder completed their fairytale rise from Big Bash League also-rans to champions, with a tense three-wicket win against Melbourne Stars in the final at the MCG.

Competing in their first BBL final after finishing last on three occasions, Thunder rode Usman Khawaja’s coat tails – he made 70 off 40 balls – to chase down Stars’ total of 9-176 with three balls to spare in front of 47,672 fans on Sunday.

Ben Rohrer landed the final blow of an epic encounter, hitting the winning runs with a straight six off the third ball of Daniel Worrall’s last over.

Stars kept themselves in the contest with late wickets but the damage was done earlier when Khawaja and Jacques Kallis (28 runs off 27 balls) laid the foundation with an 86-run opening partnership.

With two unbeaten centuries from three BBL innings going into the final, Khawaja was always the dangerman in the Thunder line-up and he didn’t disappoint.

He survived a huge shout for lbw on 37 that replays showed had a lot of merit, but his classy innings underlined his stellar run of form.

The highly-entertaining, see-sawing affair was a fitting send-off for retiring Thunder skipper Mike Hussey in his last game on Australian soil.

Apr 8 (PTI) A group of fishermen who put out to sea in 250 mechanised boats from here returned empty handed today after Sri Lankan Naval personnel allegedly pelted stones and bottles at them near Katchatheevu. No fisherman was injured in the attack around midnight last night. The fishermen were not allowed near Katchatheevu, though they had the right to dry their nets in the island as per the agreement under which the islet was ceded by India to Lanka in 1974, they said

Apr 6 (Island) Speaker Chamal Rajapaksa will hear representations from several politicians representing the Opposition as well as the govt today as regards their objections to the 19th Amendment to the Constitution. Sources said that they would request Speaker Rajapaksa to reject the 19th Amendment in its present form. Asked whether a new alliance was in the making against ongoing efforts spearheaded by UNP

Apr 5 (ST) President Sirisena forecast in just two words the upcoming political events. Api bahinawa or, we will get down to work, he declared at Thursday’s meeting of the National Executive Council (NEC), the apex body that steers the Yahapalanaya (good governance) policies. The context in which the remarks were made underscores its significance. It came after JVP leader Anura Kumara Dissanayake raised

Mar 29 (ST) The Lodge, once known as Queen’s Cottage, in Nuwara Eliya, often referred to as Little England was once home for British Governors and the ruling elite. Since independence in 1948, it became the holiday resort of the Governor General, later PMs and now Presidents. Unknown to most Sri Lankans, this turned out to be a centre in the tea country highlands for the campaign to re-elect Mahinda Rajapaksa

John Lennon Letter Sells For $28,000
A letter written by John Lennon has sold for more than $28,000 at auction. In the 1971 note, which was addressed to U.S. Tv host Joe Franklin, the Beatles legend praises the musical talents of his wife Yoko Ono and asks the small screen star to listen to her latest album. The letter sold for more than $28,000 when it went under the hammer in Boston, Massachusetts on Thursday night.

Angelina Jolie made an honorary Dam

Angelina Jolie has been made into an honorary Dame in Britain.

The 'Maleficent' actress was among the stars recognised in Queen Elizabeth's list of Birthday Honours for her dedication to campaigning against sexual violence and the use of rape as a weapon of war.

Angelina - who cannot be addressed as Dame because she is a foreign citizen - was in London with her fiancé Brad Pitt this week, leading a global summit on the issue.

Meanwhile, three-time Oscar-winning actor Daniel Day-Lewis, 57, received a knighthood ''for services to drama.''