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Australia vs Sri Lanka 6th ODI Cricket Highlights Match 6 Tri-Series Sydney 2012.
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At 34, David Hussey finally looks like holding down a permanent place in Australia’s ODI team. In and out of the side for four years, Hussey was given another chance by John Inverarity’s panel and has rewarded them by being Australia’s leading run scorer in the first three games of the series. Being dropped so often during his international career has forced him to play every game as if it’s his last, and it’s an approach that is benefiting Australia at the moment.
Kumar Sangakkara is on the verge of becoming the tenth man to score 10,000 ODI runs. He needs 11 to reach that milestone, and he will be the third Sri Lankan behind Sanath Jayasuriya and Mahela Jayawardene to get there. He also remains one of the most respected batsmen in world cricket, and having made starts in all three Commonwealth Bank Series matches so far, Sangakkara doesn’t seem far from posting a big one.
Sri Lanka might view their tie with India as a missed opportunity, but it at least put them on the board in the Commonwealth Bank Series. All the same, they need a win soon or risk leaving their run for the finals too late. And to have the best chance of success, they need runs out of their senior batsmen; none of Kumar Sangakkara, Mahela Jayawardene, Tillakaratne Dilshan and Upul Tharanga have scored a half-century so far in this tournament. The SCG might give them some hope, for they have won five of their past seven one-day internationals there, including three victories over Australia. In the past decade, it has been comfortably their best ground in Australia.
For the Australians, this match is something of a flashback: Ricky Ponting will captain the side for the first time since he quit the leadership after last year’s World Cup. Australia hope it will be a one-off, and that Michael Clarke’s hamstring injury will allow him to play the next game on Sunday. Whatever the case, Ponting’s appointment has caused some debate, with the nominal vice-captain David Warner not considered experienced enough to lead the side. Captaincy apart, Australia can regain their lead on the series table if they win this match, but a loss would make the second half of the tournament a much closer proposition.
Australia vs Sri Lanka Highlights 6th Match CB Series 2012
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