Australia v Sri Lanka: Test scorecard, 8 Mar 2004

Australia won by 197 runs. 8 Mar 2004, Galle International Stadium, Galle.

Result

Runs per over

8 Mar 2004 · Test · Australia tour of Sri Lanka Galle International Stadium, Galle

Australia 220(68.3 ov) Sri Lanka 381(136.4 ov) Australia 512/8 dec(152 ov) Sri Lanka 154(45.2 ov)
Australia won by 197 runs

Australia first innings

220 (68.3 ov)

Batter	R	B	4s	6s	SR
JL Langerc KC Sangakkara b HDPK Dharmasena	12	36	1	0	33.3
ML Haydenc UDU Chandana b M Muralitharan	41	46	6	0	89.1
RT Pontingst KC Sangakkara b UDU Chandana	21	39	4	0	53.8
DR Martync DPMD Jayawardene b HDPK Dharmasena	42	81	3	0	51.9
DS Lehmannb M Muralitharan	63	113	6	1	55.8
A Symondsc DPMD Jayawardene b M Muralitharan	0	15	0	0	0.0
AC Gilchristc HDPK Dharmasena b M Muralitharan	4	7	1	0	57.1
SK Warnec KC Sangakkara b WPUJC Vaas	23	63	4	0	36.5
JN Gillespienot out	4	7	1	0	57.1
MS Kasprowiczb M Muralitharan	1	3	0	0	33.3
SCG MacGilllbw b M Muralitharan	0	1	0	0	0.0
Extras	9 (b 3, lb 6, w 0, nb 0)
Total	220 (68.3 overs)

Fall of wickets: 1-31 (JL Langer, 11.2 ov); 2-62 (ML Hayden, 17.5 ov); 3-76 (RT Ponting, 20.3 ov); 4-148 (DR Martyn, 43.2 ov); 5-153 (A Symonds, 46.6 ov); 6-163 (AC Gilchrist, 48.6 ov); 7-215 (DS Lehmann, 66.3 ov); 8-219 (SK Warne, 67.1 ov); 9-220 (MS Kasprowicz, 68.2 ov); 10-220 (SCG MacGill, 68.3 ov)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ
WPUJC Vaas	12	2	39	1	3.25
HDPK Dharmasena	20	4	52	2	2.60
M Muralitharan	21.3	5	59	6	2.74
UDU Chandana	14	1	59	1	4.21
ST Jayasuriya	1	0	2	0	2.00

Sri Lanka first innings

381 (136.4 ov)

Batter	R	B	4s	6s	SR
MS Atapattub JN Gillespie	47	113	7	0	41.6
ST Jayasuriyalbw b SK Warne	35	56	4	0	62.5
KC Sangakkarac & b MS Kasprowicz	22	40	2	1	55.0
DPMD Jayawardenec ML Hayden b A Symonds	68	102	8	0	66.7
TM Dilshanc JL Langer b MS Kasprowicz	104	188	12	1	55.3
HP Tillakaratnelbw b SK Warne	33	97	4	0	34.0
TT Samaraweeranot out	36	120	6	0	30.0
UDU Chandanac AC Gilchrist b SK Warne	27	81	2	0	33.3
WPUJC Vaasc ML Hayden b SCG MacGill	0	9	0	0	0.0
HDPK Dharmasenac ML Hayden b SK Warne	6	13	1	0	46.2
M Muralitharanc & b SK Warne	0	2	0	0	0.0
Extras	3 (b 2, lb 0, w 0, nb 1)
Total	381 (136.4 overs)

Fall of wickets: 1-53 (ST Jayasuriya, 16.6 ov); 2-92 (KC Sangakkara, 27.6 ov); 3-123 (MS Atapattu, 41.3 ov); 4-198 (DPMD Jayawardene, 61.4 ov); 5-298 (HP Tillakaratne, 95.4 ov); 6-323 (TM Dilshan, 105.1 ov); 7-369 (UDU Chandana, 130.2 ov); 8-372 (WPUJC Vaas, 133.3 ov); 9-381 (HDPK Dharmasena, 136.2 ov); 10-381 (M Muralitharan, 136.4 ov)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ
JN Gillespie	28	9	61	1	2.18
MS Kasprowicz	23	3	56	2	2.43
SK Warne	42.4	9	116	5	2.72
A Symonds	19	3	68	1	3.58
SCG MacGill	22	4	69	1	3.14
DS Lehmann	2	0	9	0	4.50

Australia second innings

512/8 dec (152 ov)

Batter	R	B	4s	6s	SR
JL Langerlbw b ST Jayasuriya	32	106	4	0	30.2
ML Haydenc DPMD Jayawardene b M Muralitharan	130	211	12	2	61.6
RT Pontingrun out	28	78	2	0	35.9
DR Martync KS Lokuarachchi b M Muralitharan	110	250	10	0	44.0
DS Lehmannc & b M Muralitharan	129	214	16	1	60.3
A Symondsst KC Sangakkara b M Muralitharan	24	18	4	0	133.3
AC Gilchristlbw b UDU Chandana	0	6	0	0	0.0
SK Warnest KC Sangakkara b M Muralitharan	0	6	0	0	0.0
JN Gillespienot out	11	19	2	0	57.9
MS Kasprowicznot out	3	6	0	0	50.0
Extras	45 (b 15, lb 28, w 0, nb 2)
Total	512/8 declared (152 overs)

Did not bat: SCG MacGill

Fall of wickets: 1-91 (JL Langer, 29.3 ov); 2-175 (RT Ponting, 56.1 ov); 3-245 (ML Hayden, 78.2 ov); 4-451 (DR Martyn, 138.6 ov); 5-480 (DS Lehmann, 144.1 ov); 6-498 (A Symonds, 146.3 ov); 7-498 (AC Gilchrist, 147.2 ov); 8-498 (SK Warne, 148.3 ov)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ
WPUJC Vaas	27	3	67	0	2.48
HDPK Dharmasena	24	1	100	0	4.17
M Muralitharan	56	9	153	5	2.73
TM Dilshan	6	3	9	0	1.50
ST Jayasuriya	14.3	2	38	1	2.62
UDU Chandana	24.3	2	102	1	4.16

Sri Lanka second innings

154 (45.2 ov)

Batter	R	B	4s	6s	SR
MS Atapattuc ML Hayden b SK Warne	16	60	2	0	26.7
KC Sangakkaralbw b MS Kasprowicz	7	13	1	0	53.8
DPMD Jayawardenec ML Hayden b SK Warne	21	47	3	0	44.7
TM Dilshanlbw b SK Warne	6	6	1	0	100.0
ST Jayasuriyac ML Hayden b SCG MacGill	5	12	1	0	41.7
HP Tillakaratnec A Symonds b SK Warne	25	43	4	0	58.1
TT Samaraweerab SCG MacGill	15	37	1	0	40.5
UDU Chandanac JL Langer b SCG MacGill	43	34	7	0	126.5
WPUJC Vaasnot out	10	14	2	0	71.4
HDPK Dharmasenac ML Hayden b SK Warne	0	6	0	0	0.0
M Muralitharanst AC Gilchrist b SCG MacGill	0	1	0	0	0.0
Extras	6 (b 4, lb 0, w 1, nb 1)
Total	154 (45.2 overs)

Fall of wickets: 1-14 (KC Sangakkara, 5.4 ov); 2-41 (MS Atapattu, 18.3 ov); 3-49 (TM Dilshan, 20.1 ov); 4-56 (DPMD Jayawardene, 22.5 ov); 5-56 (ST Jayasuriya, 23.1 ov); 6-89 (TT Samaraweera, 33.5 ov); 7-119 (HP Tillakaratne, 38.2 ov); 8-153 (UDU Chandana, 43.6 ov); 9-153 (HDPK Dharmasena, 44.6 ov); 10-154 (M Muralitharan, 45.2 ov)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ
SK Warne	15	5	43	5	2.87
JN Gillespie	9	2	20	0	2.22
MS Kasprowicz	5	1	13	1	2.60
SCG MacGill	16.2	2	74	4	4.53

Match summary

Australia played Sri Lanka in a men's Test match at Galle International Stadium, Galle on 8 March 2004 (to 12 March 2004), part of Australia tour of Sri Lanka. Australia won by 197 runs.

Australia won the toss and chose to bat.

ML Hayden was named player of the match.

On 8 March 2004 the on-field umpires were DR Shepherd and RE Koertzen, with BC Broad as match referee.

How the innings went

Australia made 220 in 68.3 overs. DS Lehmann top-scored with 63 from 113 balls, including 6 fours and 1 sixes. M Muralitharan took 6 for 59. The biggest stand before a wicket was 72 runs between DR Martyn and DS Lehmann.

Sri Lanka made 381 in 136.4 overs. TM Dilshan top-scored with 104 from 188 balls, including 12 fours and 1 sixes. SK Warne took 5 for 116. The biggest stand before a wicket was 100 runs between HP Tillakaratne and TM Dilshan.

In their second innings, Australia scored 512/8 declared in 152 overs. ML Hayden top-scored with 130 from 211 balls, including 12 fours and 2 sixes. M Muralitharan took 5 for 153. The biggest stand before a wicket was 206 runs between DR Martyn and DS Lehmann.

In their second innings, Sri Lanka scored 154 in 45.2 overs. UDU Chandana top-scored with 43 from 34 balls, including 7 fours and 0 sixes. SK Warne took 5 for 43. The biggest stand before a wicket was 34 runs between UDU Chandana and WPUJC Vaas.

Extras

Australia's innings of 220 in 68.3 overs included 9 extras: 0 wides, 0 no-balls, 3 byes and 6 leg byes. Sri Lanka's innings of 381 in 136.4 overs included 3 extras: 0 wides, 1 no-balls, 2 byes and 0 leg byes. Australia's innings of 512/8 in 152 overs included 45 extras: 0 wides, 2 no-balls, 15 byes and 28 leg byes. Sri Lanka's innings of 154 in 45.2 overs included 6 extras: 1 wides, 1 no-balls, 4 byes and 0 leg byes.

Questions and answers

Who won Australia v Sri Lanka on 8 March 2004?

Australia won by 197 runs.

Who top-scored in Australia v Sri Lanka?

ML Hayden scored 130 from 211 balls for Australia, the highest score of the match.

Who took the most wickets in Australia v Sri Lanka?

M Muralitharan, with 6 for 59.

What was the highest partnership?

206 runs between DR Martyn and DS Lehmann for Australia.

Who won the toss?

Australia, who chose to bat.

Where was Australia v Sri Lanka played?

At Galle International Stadium, Galle, on 8 March 2004.

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