Mahela Jayawardene
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Ton from Phillip Hughes lifted Australia – 5th ODI vs. Sri Lanka
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A classic century by the top order batsman, Phillip Hughes, assisted by a disciplined bowling helped Australia to win the 5th ODI and level the series.
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Australia forced a whitewash – Third Test vs. Sri Lanka
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Australia beat Sri Lanka in the third and final Test, made a clean sweep of 3-0 as the match ended on the fourth day with a minor resistance from the visitors.
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Australia rushing towards a whitewash – third Test vs. Sri Lanka
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The formidable Australian side is heading towards a 3-0 series win against the visiting Sri Lanka who has secured an overall lead of 87 with three wickets left.
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Sri Lanka survives in the game while fighting – 3rd Test vs. Australia
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The ambitious Lankan Lions got back into the match while taking six top wickets of the Kangaroos with a minimum lead as three home batsmen scored fifties.
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The Australian fast bowlers captured day one – 3rd Test vs. Sri Lanka
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The pace attack of Australia once again ruled the opening day by dismissing Sri Lanka besides courageous fifties from Lahiru Thirimanne and Mahela Jayawardene.
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Our batsmen have to bounce back – Mahela Jayawardene
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The dejected captain of Sri Lanka, Mahela Jayawardene, has urged his batsmen to hit back again and negotiate the rival bowling with courage if they want to win.
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Australian batsmen captured the first day – 1st Test vs. Sri Lanka
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The Sri Lankan bowlers were at the mercy of the Australian batsmen who piled up enough runs with plenty of batting left on the opening day of the first Test.
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New Zealand routed by Rangana Herath – First Test vs. Sri Lanka
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Rangana Herath mesmerized the visiting New Zealand in the opening Test by grabbing 11 wickets as Sri Lanka won the one sided game with plenty of time left.
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Match evenly poised on the bowlers day – Sri Lanka vs. New Zealand, first Test
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Mahela Jayawardene and Angelo Mathews batted excellently on the second day which belonged to the bowlers as 10 wickets fell and the match was evenly balanced.
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Sri Lanka blossomed in the second ODI vs. New Zealand
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Sri Lanka made use of the wet conditions and beat the visiting New Zealand as Duckworth/Lewis method was applied in the rain affected encounter of the series.