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Indian cricket team arrives in Colombo

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Posted: Jan 26, 2009 at 1143 hrs IST
Shewag kirsten

Colombo The Indian cricket team, led by Mahendra Singh Dhoni, arrived at the Bandaranaike International airport in Colombo on Monday afternoon and was received by Sri Lankan officials.

The players were given a warm welcome. A large crowd had turned up to catch a glimpse of the stars as they trooped out from the terminal.

The Indians had a practice session in Chennai in the morning from where they boarded a flight to Colombo.

Dhoni and his teammates will take on the hosts in five-match one day series, beginning with the first ODI on Wednesday at Dambulla.

The tour will be rounded off with a Twenty20 international on February 10.

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play by sunil yadav on 07 Feb 2009

i proud of all players in indian tem . u ply well

Go India Go ! by Dr. Cajetan Coelho on 27 Jan 2009

Team India is loaded with talent. Let us wish our boys success in their mission.

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