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by PELHAM JURIANSZ

Sri Lanka's 'A' frontline batsmen had a field day against some mediocre Kenyan bowling in the morning and afternoon session just after lunch but some tight bowling mid afternoon and after tea saw the Sri Lankans lose six wickets for 39 runs and finally declare at 414 for 9 wickets in reply to Kenya's first innings score of 292 all out on the third day of first unofficial Test at the P. Saravanamuttu Stadium yesterday.
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