WIN one of five new Gunn and Moore Bats

FINAL STANDINGS

The dramatic events at Colombo had a decisive effect on the series - and the points scored, especially for winning teams, had a major influence on the final standings in CricInfo's Fantasy competition. The 22 wickets to fall, especially those to Jayasuriya and Vass, meant the winning managers accumulated points at a rapid rate on what turned out to be the last day of this gripping series.

Where did your team finish? [Click here to find out]

The Gunn and Moore Bat Winners

NB: In the case of a tie, prize winning places are decided by virtue of time of entry of team

1st	Supercats	Pablo Mukherjee
2nd	Ricky 11	Ricky Sadarangani
3rd	Maz Supremos	Peter Maslyn
4th	CSI Cricketers	Cute V. Boy
5th	Lankasters	Kenny T.

Supercats managed by Pablo Mukherjee finished top, his trump Jayasuriya contributing a massive 842 points to his total. Ricky Sadarangani and Peter Maslyn finish on the same number of points - but Pablo is the overall winner as he was first to enter his team. The Supercats win a Gunn and Moore kitbag, as well as a brand new bat. Congratulations to Pablo, and to Ricky and Peter, who each take away a spanking new Gunn and Moore bat of their choice.

The winning team:

Atherton	139
Jayawardene	292
Atapattu	219
Thorpe	214
Trescothick	258
Jayasuriya	842
Sangakkara	280
Muralitharan	298
Vass	391
Gough	304
Croft	267
Total	3,584

The other lucky winners of the Gunn and Moore bats were Cute Boy's CSI Cricketers, and Lankasters managed by Kenny T. The selection of Caddick rather than Croft was the main reason for their failure to finish at the top of the table.

NB: Each winner will be contacted shortly by CricInfo to confirm their eligibility and to check delivery details.

Sri Lanka v England - Key Men

The top XI most valuable players were:

Jayasuriya	421
Vass	391
Gough	304
Muralitharan	298
Thorpe	294
Jayawardene	292
Sangakkara	280
Croft	267
Trescothick	258
Atapattu	219
White	211

[Click here for the full player list]

The most successful teams all featured the best players in their categories. Sri Lanka captain Sanath Jayasuriya was the best all-rounder - chosen by 5,440 managers - and the most valuable of all players, making him the top trump. Sri Lanka's appealer in chief, Sangakkara, was the essential choice as wicketkeeper, but was selected by only 936 managers.

Surprisingly, the pace of Man of the Series Darren Gough and Chaminda Vass was a more telling than the spin of Murali (the most chosen player as well as the most popular trump choice) and Croft - the surprise package who was selected by only 2,782 Fantasy managers.

Of the batsmen, England hero Graham Thorpe leads the table. Both Atherton and Stewart were more popular with Fantasy managers, but it was the Surrey left-hander who made the telling contribution. Jayawardene was the top Sri Lankan batsman, but again was a less popular selection than team-mate Marvan Atapattu.

More Fantasy games

We hope you have enjoyed playing Fantasy Cricket on CricInfo throughout this thrilling series. Keep an eye on CricInfo for new Fantasy games launching for the English season - including a very special Fantasy Ashes competition.

If you have any comments about this competition, please send an email to help@cricinfo.com.