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Men's ODI WC: Shami 5-18 Helps India Beat Sri Lanka By 302 Runs
Shami had figures of 5-1-18-5, taking his overall tally to 45 as he became the highest wicket-taker for India in World Cups, getting past Zaheer Khan's tally of 44 in 23 matches. Shami, who had claimed5-54 against New Zealand earlier in this World Cup, reached the mark in just 14 matches.
Shami, who came into the playing XI after Hardik Pandya was injured, has taken 14 wickets in just three matches so far.
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