Australia in Sri Lanka
Hughes puts Australia on the front foot
Australia hit back with a day of dominance in the third Test against Sri Lanka to close in on a series win, with Phillip Hughes' unbeaten century guiding them back into the lead.
Sri Lanka elevate lead to 112
Sri Lanka moved to a position of comfort at 428 for six and a lead of 112 runs at stumps on day three to the third and final Test in Colombo on Sunday, but will rue the fact that none of their good starts graduated to knocks of great proportions.
Sri Lanka take control in Colombo
Sri Lanka claimed the upper hand in the third Test against Australia in Colombo, as they shaded all three sessions on the third day and closed on 166 for two.
Sri Lanka, Australia share the spoils
Sri Lanka methodically justified captain Tillakaratne Dilshan's decision to bowl first before Shaun Marsh and Michael Hussey held up their charge as Australia reached 235 for five at stumps on day one to the third and final Test.
Third Test preview: Sri Lanka v Australia
The pressure is on Sri Lanka as Tillakaratne Dilshan looks to avoid a second series defeat, with 20 Australian wickets looking like a tough ask.
- Wet weather beats Aussies to the punch
- Sangakkara, Jayawardene stifle Australia
- Twin tons take Australia's lead to 237
- Marsh, Hussey dig in on day two
- Sri Lanka skittled for 174, Oz already at 60
- Second Test preview: Sri Lanka v Australia
- Sri Lanka lose, but not without a fight
- Australia sniff victory in Galle
- Lyon claims five as wickets tumble
- Aussies reach 273 after Hussey rescue act
- First Test preview: Sri Lanka v Australia
- Sri Lanka seal consolation win
- Australia romp to series victory
- Sri Lanka impress in comfortable win
- Runs for Ponting and Clarke in big win
- Johnson six-for sinks Sri Lanka
- ODI series preview: Sri Lanka vs Aussies
- Aussies succumb to Mendis mystery
- White: We won't sit back
- Aussies destroyed in Pallekele
- T20I series preview: Sri Lanka vs Australia
