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PORT ELIZABETH, SOUTH AFRICA: Australia’s fast bowler Brett Lee celebrates the bowling out of New Zealand’s batsman Andre Adams 11 March, 2003 during the Super Six ICC World Cup match between Australia and New Zealand at the St. George’s Cricket grounds in Port Elizabeth. AFP 
Skipper Jayasuriya must grin and hide

EAST LONDON, South Africa, Wednesday (Reuters) - Sri Lanka captain Sanath Jayasuriya will have to put up with pain from his broken thumb for the rest of the World Cup, according to team physiotherapist Alex Kountouri."Sanath's forearm is not a problem but the left thumb is broken right at the tip and he will only fully recover after the World Cup," he said."He is taking mild pain killers but can manage the pain for the time being."
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