Ind vs SL: India lose Tendulkar, Sehwag early

According to Internet Media:   NEW DELHI: Lasith Malinga dismissed Sachin Tendulkar (18) and Virender Sehwag (0) early to jolt the India run-chase against Sri Lanka in the World Cup final at Wankhede stadium in Mumbai on Saturday.

Tendulkar was going smoothly as he hit two fours in his 14-ball 18 innings before Malinga struck in the seventh over.

Chasing 275-run target, India lost Virender Sehwag in the second ball of the match as Malinga trapped dashing opener LBW in his opening over and break million Indian hearts in the process.

Earlier, Mahela Jayawardene slammed 14th one-day hundred, second of the mega-event, to help Sri Lanka post 274/6 against India.

Jayawardene used all his experience to score unbeaten 88-ball 103 as he hit 13 fours and raced to his hundred in just 84 balls.

With this Jayawardene joined the elite group of batsmen who scored a century in the World Cup finals - Clive Lloyd ('75), Viv Richards ('79), Arvinda de Silva ('96), Ricky Ponting ('03) and Adam Gilchrist ('07). 

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Crictime!India vs Srilanka live - stream ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 score

According to Internet Media:   Although watch shocking at times, India vs Srilanka live I am in online support ind vs pak live ok semi final which ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 of seeing tv    those free calorie  link numbers on the restaurant menus.  I write this from Panera Foods, and many kudos to you, Panera for posting calories on your menu boards.  A few studies have looked at whether posting calories at restaurants affect what people order and they have found that some people are affected and some are not.  Teens ordering behavior, for example, was found to NOT be affected by the calorie numbers.  One of the reasons speculated for behavior NOT changing as a result ofcalorie information being posted is that a lot of people do not know what the calorie numbers actually mean.  Is 500 calories for a sandwich a lot?  How about 1,200 calories?  A further point is that calorie information for one single meal is completely useless if you do not know how many calories you should be consuming in total for the day.  A fairly straightforward equation, called the Harris Benedict Equation can be used to help you determine how much you should be consuming each day.  Once you know how much you should be consuming each day you will have a better sense of how much you should be consuming at each meal. This will help you put the restaurant calorie information into perspective (pssst... 1,200 is A LOT for a sandwich!).  Follow these easy steps to figure out the amount of calories you should be consuming each day in order to maintain (or lose) weight.

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