MEMBERS OF THE BBC RADIO TEAM SIT ATOP THE OLD DUTCH FORT DURING SECOND DAY'S...

MEMBERS OF THE BBC RADIO TEAM SIT ATOP THE OLD DUTCH FORT DURING SECOND DAY'S PLAY IN THE FIRST TEST BETWEEN ENGLAND AND SRI LANKA. Members of the BBC radio broadcasting team (below) sit atop the old Dutch fort surrounding the Galle International cricket stadium after they were denied access into the grounds before the second day's play in the first test between England and Sri Lanka February 23, 2001. A dispute between the Sri Lankan cricket board and the British broadcaster over access fees for broadcasters resulted in the impasse. Sri Lanka at lunch are two wickets for 305 runs, with de Silva not out on 96 runs, and Marvan Atapattu not out on 125 runs in the first of the three test series.