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Kumar Sangakkara a man with a plan
Impact of Sri Lanka's worldly wicketkeeper felt well beyond cricket's fields of play
Updated: October 5, 2012, 2:40 PM ET
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Amar Shah | For ESPN.com
"Our cricket embodied everything in our lives, our laughter and tears, our hospitality, our generosity, our music, our food and drink. It was normality and hope and inspiration in a war-ravaged island. In it was our culture and heritage, enriched by our myriad ethnicities and religions. In it we were untouched, at least for a while, by petty politics and division. It is indeed a pity that life is not cricket. If it were, we would not have seen the festering wounds of an ignorant war." ...
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2012 ICC WORLD TWENTY20

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WRIGHT THOMPSON IN SRI LANKA
- An unknowable but exciting future
- Sri Lanka stars bridge past, future
- Father, son show Pakistani pride
- Sri Lanka team, nation look ahead
ROAD TO THE FINAL
- Hot Button: Sri Lanka or West Indies?
- One man's list of 10 great cricket flicks
- Would Twenty20 format play in U.S.?
- Fielding barehanded is not so scary
- Kumar Sangakkara a man with a plan
- ICC is wrong to give up on underdogs
- Welcome to Tendulkar 2.0
- Afghanistan wears cricket's glass slipper
- The comeback of Yuvraj Singh
- 12 ways to stay on top of the action
- So, what is the ICC World Twenty20?
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE FINAL
HIGHLIGHTS FROM SEMIFINALS
HIGHLIGHTS FROM SUPER EIGHTS
- India's win not big enough for semis

- Despite loss, Aussies reach semis

- Sri Lankans deny defending champs

- West Indians KO Kiwis in super over

- India comes through against Pakistan

- Watson, Aussies handle South Africa

- Sri Lankans shut down West Indies

- Big win for defending champ England

- Aussies make quick work of India

- Pakistanis rally past South Africans

- Brits bow to Gayle, West Indies

- Sri Lankans top New Zealand in 'OT'

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