T20: Murali goes wicketless as Gloucestershire are thrashed

Thursday 02 June 2011 19:00 EDT

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Muttiah Muralitharan made his debut for Gloucestershire in the Friends Life T20 last night, but it is not a match he will remember with great affection.

The Sri Lankan 39-year-old went for 27 runs from his three overs, taking no wickets, as the Gladiators were handily beaten by Surrey at The Oval, by 8 wickets.

Elsewhere, the Irishman William Porterfield hit an entertaining 83 from 53 balls to guide Warwickshire to a five-wicket victory over Durham at The Riverside.

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