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Australia vs Sri Lanka 2018-19
Mon, February 04 2019
I don’t see light at the end of this tunnel for Sri Lankan cricket: Marvan Atapattu
Sri Lanka have now lost a home series to England 3-0, then away to New Zealand 1-0 coupled with their two defeats in Australia.
Mon, February 04 2019
Pat Cummins ‘pretty close to’ being the best in the world: Tim Paine
Cummins is Australia's highest-ranked bowler in Tests at No 3 after 28 wickets this summer.
Mon, February 04 2019
‘Nice to get some reward’: Tim Paine relieved after maiden series win
Beating Sri Lanka 2-0 is Australia's first Test series win in over a year.
Mon, February 04 2019
Mitchell Starc’s ten bowls Australia to 2-0 win over Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka were all out for 149 to lose the second Test by 366 runs at Manuka Oval.
Sun, February 03 2019
Tim Paine’s leadership this summer has been first class: Brad Haddin
What has pleased Haddin has been the manner in which Paine has marshalled his team.
Sun, February 03 2019
Usman Khawaja ends frustrating period with emphatic hundred
Australia's No 3 had gone 10 Test innings without a hundred, dating back to October.
Sun, February 03 2019
Series defeat in West Indies set to cost England in ICC Test rankings
Australia will leapfrog England in the latest rankings if they beat Sri Lanka 2-0.
Sun, February 03 2019
Sri Lanka need 499, Australia 10 wickets after Usman Khawaja 101*
Khawaja's 101* saw Australia declare with a lead of 515 at Canberra's Manuka Oval.
Sun, February 03 2019
2nd Test: Sri Lanka set 516 after Usman Khawaja 101*
Khawaja reached three figures for the first time since October 2018.
Sun, February 03 2019
2nd Test: Australia build lead but lose three to Sri Lankan quicks
But it was far from plain sailing for Australia, who were 67/3 at the tea break.