Sri Lanka vs West Indies 2014 Live Score: Lasith Malinga double spells trouble for Windies

Both the openers gone. Captain leading with examples for Sri Lankans.

First Gayle played an indifferent shot to drag a churlish delivery. Three balls later, Smith failed to measure Malinga's express delivery, which castled the stumps.

Now, with a double blow, Sri Lankans can target more wickets as two new batsmen, Marlon Samuels and Lendl Simmons start to start the chase afresh.

The West Indians have to keep a close watch on the Sri Lankan bowlers. After left-arm spinner Rangana Herath took five wickets for three runs to decimate New Zealand in a low scoring game, Sri Lanka will face a selection headache. Mendis, who can bowl leg-spin and off-spin, was benched for the game against New Zealand because he went wicketless against England in Chittagong. However, with dew being negligible in Mirpur, Mendis won’t have difficulty gripping the ball and using his variations

Holi 2014 Celebration with Colours

Holi is celebrated by Hindu religion majorly in India and across World. It is one of the festivals that are celebrated with different colours by the Hindu community. Like many other years, this year also declared as Govt holiday on 17th March on Holi. Dazzlingly colored powders are soaring across India as 2014 Holi celebrations begin.

Holi, the Hindu Festival of Colors, people in some areas, such as villages in the north India, have already begun throwing colored powder and tinted water into the air for Lathmar Holi.

Holi’s origins can be traced to Hindu legends, including the tale of Radha and Krishna, along with the coming of spring. According to the legend, the dark-complexioned Krishna was jealous of Radha’s fair complexion. One day, after Krishna complained to his mother Yashoda about the color difference between him and Radha, his mother suggested he color Radha’s face whatever color he wanted. Taking Yashoda’s advice, he colored Radha’s face to make her look like him.

To this day, traces of the playful hoax played by Krishna on Radha can be seen all over India as women, men and children toss the brightly colored powders and dyed water all over each other in celebration of Holi.