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RIO DE JANEIRO -- If golfs leaders want to frame a moment that captures the essence of Olympic golf, they need to find every photo and gather up all the video available of Adilson da Silva walking off the 18th green Sunday when he had concluded the tournament.Fans in the grandstand cheered him as he waved to them with tears in his eyes. Several minutes later, he was still emotional talking about the experience of playing in the Olympics in his home country of Brazil.Its such a big thing for me, everything about it was big, said da Silva, who closed with a 2-under-par 69 on Sunday. I wasnt expecting to hit the first tee shot. It was so, so special. I cant say I wasnt nervous. I was thinking about it for two days before. It was very exciting, very special.Da Silva, 44, was a caddie at a 9-hole course in southern Brazil and turned pro as a teenager. He left his homeland to pursue a career, playing mostly in South Africa. He now competes on the Sunshine Tour and the Asian Tour and occasionally in Europe. He hopes to get a spot in the Omega European Masters in Switzerland next month.For the past two years, da Silva traveled extensively to try to earn world ranking points to assure his participation in the Games in Brazil. The travel was exhausting, he said, and put his family in a bind. But he said it was worth it, calling the experience one of the best of his career.This has been incredible, he said. Of all the events Ive played, Ive never seen so many people. For me, Ive played in a couple of British Opens, and this is like that for me.Knowing how few people play golf in Brazil, da Silva said he hopes the Olympics give the game a boost.Its a big step for us, da Silva said. To see so many people out here. Hopefully they get interested in golf. A lot of kids, nice to see. You need to start young. I started a little too late. We really need to get it going. 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This time his pace and good length did for Danushka Gunathilaka, who played on. It continued Sri Lankas wretched record of opening partnerships in these Tests and ODIs against Australia - their highest so far is 12, set in the previous ODI.The undead ballThere was a bit of wind around in Dambulla and in the third over of the day it blew one of the bails off at the strikers end while Dilshan was ready to face Starc. Nobody seemed to be bothered by it, though - certainly not Dilshan, who flicked a boundary through square leg. However, under Law 23 it should have been called a dead ball. 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With Australia still needing 49 runs with six wickets in hand, Sri Lanka were desperate for a breakthrough when Matthew Wade lunged and missed a delivery from Seekkuge Prasanna. Perera gloved the ball and went to whip the bails off - but missed. Had he done so, Wade would have been out, but by the time Pereras second attempt had knocked the bails off, Wade had the tiniest fraction of boot behind the line and was safe. ' ' '