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Dilshan contributed 63 to a 102-run opening stand, playing with the freedom and control fans have grown accustomed to; then, in the period where India followed up a double-strike with 12 boundary-less overs, he collected his century while ensuring the asking rate stayed in control. There was a massive scare as Sri Lanka lost three wickets, and a limping Mathews was called on to douse the flames. That he did, standing one on leg and coolly striking out the threat of a revved-up India.

Virender Sehwag Dilshan comes closest in today's era to being able to make the bowler bowl where he wants them to. Dhoni turned to Harbhajan Singh for the eighth over, slip and leg gully in place. Having come out and gone back to pick the gaps in Harbhajan's first over, Dilshan had the bowler in two minds. At one point, he twice hurried out to thump the ball down the ground, as he'd spotted the extra flight.

Dhoni ensured that the momentum didn't fall away, working the ball around superbly from the outset, and immediately showing the rich vein of form he is in this year. It wasn't a pure innings though. Dhoni had edged his first ball for four, was nearly taken at third man when on 11, edged wide of Kumar Sangakkara on 24, and got two more lives in three balls from his counterpart off Ajantha Mendis. Dhoni raised his half-century off 70 balls and thumped a six to celebrate.

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Angelo Mathews went just after, stumped as he played all over the turn Suresh Raina achieved, but Kandamby and Chamara Kapugedera - back in place for Thilan Samaraweera - got together to add 83 in 92 balls. As is required when a pair must build on the excellent work of a player before them, Kandamby and Kapugedera kept the scoring rate healthy. They weren't as belligerent as Jayasuriya but ran well, called loudly, and found the gaps.

There weren't any scoreless periods and the two negated Harbhajan well, with Kapugedera summoning the gumption to reverse-sweep four with superb placement. Kandamby made sure to cut out any ambitious swings through the off side, opting to run hard for must of his initial runs and only backed himself to play aggressive shots when the run rate needed a boost. Anything that was too full or too loose disappeared and plenty in between was pushed away for ones and twos by Kandamby. The boundary patrollers were kept on attention as he swatted and deflected regularly.

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Domestic cricket in Sri Lanka is played between clubs recognised by the Sri Lankan cricket board. First-class cricket in Ceylon, as it was known before 1972, was initially restricted to matches played by combined Ceylon teams overseas or against touring international sides. England and Australia would often stop over in Colombo en route to their respective destinations and play matches. The first such match dates back to 1882, against the touring England side. It was only in 1937 when a structured inter-club first-class tournament came into being, known as the Daily News Trophy. The title was changed to P Saravanamuttu Trophy in 1950-51 and then the Robert Senanayake Trophy in 1976-77. Sponsors came into the picture in 1982-83, and it was renamed the Lakspray Trophy, and was later renamed the Sara Trophy eight seasons later. The tournament changed its title again in 1998-99 to the Premier Trophy. The Sinhalese Sports Club has won the tournament a record 29 times. Another popular trophy, the Gopalan Trophy - named after MJ Gopalan, the legendary Madras allrounder - was instituted in 1952-53. Madras and Ceylon were the teams, playing matches on a home and away basis.

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Studying sixth sense in fish help equip robots with multiple sensors

Washington, August 29 : A team of scientists is exploring the fundamental basis for the unique sixth sense of fish to "touch" objects in their surroundings without direct physical contact, or to "see" in the dark, which could better equip robots to orient themselves in their environments with multiple sensors.

The research work is being led by Professor Leo van Hermmen and his team in the physics department of the Technische Universitaet Muenchen (TUM) in Germany.

Even in murky waters hardly penetrated by light, pike and pickerel can feel out their prey before making contact.

The blind Mexican cave fish can perceive structures in its surroundings and can effortlessly avoid obstacles.

“It’s not just that it describes a different quality of reality, but also that in place of just two eyes or ears this sense is fed by many discrete lateral-line organs, each of which in turn is composed of several neuromasts. The integration behind it is a tour de force,” he added.

The neuronal processing and integration of diverse sense impressions into a unified mapping of reality is a major focus for van Hemmen’s group.

“My dream is to endow robots with multiple sensory modalities. Instead of always building in more cameras, we should also along the way give them additional sensors for sound and touch,” said van Hemmen.

Catfish on the hunt follow invisible tracks that lead directly to their prey.

The organ that makes this possible is the lateral-line system, which registers changes in currents and even smaller disturbances, providing backup support for the sense of sight particularly in dark or muddy waters.

“The lateral-line sense fascinated me from the start because it’s fundamentally different from other senses such as vision or hearing, not just at first glance but also the second,” van Hemmen said.

Infrared light, electromagnetic waves, and ultrasound are just a few examples of the external influences that we humans can grasp only with the help of technological measuring devices - whereas some other animals use special sense organs, their own biological equipment, for the purpose.

Court slaps ban on some Microsoft Word

A US district court in Texas ruled in favor of i4i Ltd in its long-running patent dispute against Microsoft, slapping more than $290 million in damages on Microsoft and issuing an injunction preventing the world's top software company from selling versions of Word that contain the disputed patent technology.

The patent in question relates to the use of XML, or extensible markup language, in the 2003 and 2007 versions of Word.

The injunction, set to take effect in 60 days, is not expected to hurt Microsoft. The software giant could easily adjust its programs to comply with the court's ruling, according to industry experts, or settle with i4i.

The injunction, set to take effect in 60 days, is not expected to hurt Microsoft. The software giant could easily adjust its programs to comply with the court's ruling, according to industry experts, or settle with i4i.

And a new version of Word -- which does not include the disputed patent technology -- goes on sale next year with the release of Office 2010, potentially side-stepping the issue.

Shares of Microsoft ended Wednesday up 2% and inched up another 0.3% in after-hours trade.

Microsoft, which is involved in a number of legal battles over patents, said it plans to appeal the verdict.

"We believe the evidence clearly demonstrated that we do not infringe, and that the i4i patent is invalid," Microsoft spokesman Kevin Kutz said.

Word is Microsoft's core word-processing application in its flagship Office suite of business software, used worldwide and long the U.S. software developer's reliable cash cow.

Toronto-based i4i had claimed in a 2007 suit that Microsoft knowingly infringed one of its patents in its Word application and its Vista operating system.

The final judgment from the US District Court ruled that Microsoft did infringe on i4i's patents, following a jury verdict issued in favor of i4i on May 20.

Govt cautions mobile firms on equipment

Equipment suppliers must register with the Department of Telecom, agree to monitoring by security agencies and obtain clearance from the home ministry, two unnamed officials, who attended the meeting between senior executives and the government on Friday, told the paper.

The moves comes shortly after the federal government put restrictions on state-owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd from placing equipment orders with Chinese vendors, the Financial Express reported.

Telecom service providers do not manufacture any equipment in India, but source optical transmission solutions, mobile terminals, software solutions etc from vendors, the paper said.

The Economic Times said the govt was seeking a ban on Chinese manufactured equipment in 20 states but mobile firms opposed the move.

"The government has not placed any restrictions on Chinese vendors," S.C. Khanna, secretary-general, Association of Unified Services Providers, told the Financial Express.

Telecommunications Secretary Siddharth Behura has asked the chiefs of the country's top mobile operators to adopt a policy of self-regulation in sourcing telecoms equipment, newspapers reported on Saturday.

Operators including Bharti Airtel, Reliance Communications, Vodafone and Idea have been asked to come out with guidelines on sourcing equipment but a decision on whether to ban Chinese equipment was pending, papers said.

"We have been assured that whatever would be done by the government would be in consultation with the industry."