Australia has eased on the victory of nine tissue around Sri Lanka, in the second test of Gale, to pack 2-0 series and pensions to retire.
USMAN KHAWAJA (26NO), MARNUS LAMUSCHNE (26NO) եւ Travis Head (20) Tourists occupy a target of their victory in 75 after 45. Square Leg with Square Leg in Square Leg winning through a part-time turn of a coating.
Sri Lanka was fired earlier for 231 in their second places, adding 20 runs to 211-8.
Australian Nathan Lyon (left) tried seven tissues to reach 553 career format 553
Nathan Lyon (4-84) is currently 553 test tissues for Australia, and Beau Webster (2-6) reports the final two scales, respectively, removing Kyal Mendis (50) and tailgating Lairu Kumara (9).
Karunatian was left out for 14 in his last test places for 14 in the morning to Meutan’s Cuneman (4-63).
The battery completes his test career at 7,222 runs, in the list of all time in Sri Lanka, Kumar Sangakkara, Mahela Ayavarden and Angelo Matthew.
Sri Lanka application cars retire from test cricket, 7,222 games in 100 games
Karunatatati ended the end of the rotary it was the first time he bowed in trial for almost three years
Gallé’s test was also a milestone for Australian Steve Smith, whose fourth century was a total of 36 plays with the level of Joe root and retired in England.
Five Capture of Smith took him into 200 tests, darkening the previous record of the previous Australian, which is defined by Ricky Ponting.
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Australia. Who won the same test in the same place, and 242 now will play in Sri Lanka two-way ODI, before the ICC Championships in Pakistan and the UAE from February 19 to March 9.
In the Indian 2023 World Cup, Sri Lanka has not been qualified after completing the ninth of 10 sides of the Indian World Cup after graduating.
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