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'We can still win' - Jayasuriya

'We can still win' - Jayasuriya

Sanath Jayasuriya, whose sparkling 131 put Sri Lanka on course for the unlikeliest of Test victories, insisted that they could still put it off, though they were down to the tail

19-Mar-2004Charlie Austin
Martyn grinds out a ton on a wet day

Martyn grinds out a ton on a wet day

Damien Martyn scored his seventh Test century as Australia reached 320 for five before torrential rain washed out play for the day

18-Mar-2004The Wisden Bulletin by Charlie Austin
Martyn: 'this was the hardest innings of all'

Martyn: 'this was the hardest innings of all'

Damien Martyn completed an emphatic return to form with his second hundred in consecutive matches against Sri Lanka, as Australia manoeuvred themselves into a strong position on the third day at Kandy

18-Mar-2004Wisden Cricinfo staff
Australia's fourth-innings dilemma

Australia's fourth-innings dilemma

The big question at Kandy, as Australia's batsmen sailed into the lead on the second evening, was just how big a lead would be big enough

17-Mar-2004The Wisden Verdict by Paul Coupar
Gilchrist - 'I was pleased to make an impact'

Gilchrist - 'I was pleased to make an impact'

Australia had taken up a commanding position by the end of the second day's play at Kandy, thanks to an unbeaten 140 from Adam Gilchrist

17-Mar-2004Wisden Cricinfo staff
Gilchrist takes control at Kandy

Gilchrist takes control at Kandy

At the end of the day, Australia were on 221 for two, with a 130-run lead, thanks to Adam Gilchrist, who wrested control of the game with an unbeaten 140

17-Mar-2004The Wisden Bulletin by Charlie Austin
Seventeen wickets tumble on low-scoring day

Seventeen wickets tumble on low-scoring day

Australia fought back magnificently to reduce Sri Lanka to 92 for 7 after being dismissed for 120 in 42.4 overs

16-Mar-2004The Wisden Bulletin by Charlie Austin
Doing Sri Lanka proud

Doing Sri Lanka proud

Muttiah Muralitharan, playing in his hometown, snapped up 4 for 48 and brought up the 500-wicket landmark when he bowled Michael Kapsprowicz through the gate with an offbreak that spun sharply back through the gate

16-Mar-2004Charlie Austin
A study in sepia

A study in sepia

Roving Reporter in Kandy

16-Mar-2004Roving Reporter by Paul Coupar in Kandy
Muralitharan slots into 500-wicket club

Muralitharan slots into 500-wicket club

Muttiah Muralitharan recovered from a stomach upset to become the thirdbowler in history to take 500 Test wickets, during the first day's play in the second Test against Australia

16-Mar-2004Charlie Austin
Murali: 'I'm aiming for 650'

Murali: 'I'm aiming for 650'

Muttiah Muralitharan has set his sights on further glories, after becoming the third bowler in Test history to reach the 500-wicket mark, on the opening day of the second Test against Australia at Kandy

16-Mar-2004Charlie Austin
Atapattu investigation 'not finalised' insists Speed

Atapattu investigation 'not finalised' insists Speed

The International Cricket Council has dismissed reports from Sri Lanka that the Anti-Corruption and Security Unit has finalised its recent investigations into the cash-in-the-bedroom incident

15-Jan-2004Wisden Cricinfo staff
Atapattu cleared of wrongdoing

Atapattu cleared of wrongdoing

Marvan Atapattu has been cleared of

13-Jan-2004Wisden Cricinfo staff
'It's like trying to get players sent off in football'

'It's like trying to get players sent off in football'

Graham Thorpe has hit back at Muttiah Muralitharan's decision to report Nasser Hussain to the match referee

12-Dec-2003Andrew Miller in Kandy
Kandy Test meanders to tame draw

Kandy Test meanders to tame draw

The second Test ended in a tame draw after crackling briefly back into life on the final day when New Zealand were bowled out for 183

07-May-2003Wisden Bulletin by Charlie Austin
Fleming surprised by negative attitude

Fleming surprised by negative attitude

Stephen Fleming claimed to be surprised by Sri Lanka's negative approach during the final Test in Kandy, believing that they did "not want to win." Sri Lanka were set a stiff 191 target in 38 overs after bowling out New Zealand for 183, but

07-May-2003Charlie Austin in Kandy
Tillakaratne vigil leaves Kandy Test heading for a draw

Tillakaratne vigil leaves Kandy Test heading for a draw

The second Test drifted towards stalemate on the fourth day after another gritty marathon from Hashan Tillakaratne

06-May-2003Charlie Austin at Kandy
NZ have a slight edge

NZ have a slight edge

Although you would never have guessed it from their lack of ambition on the fourth day, both Sri Lanka and New Zealand claim to be hopeful of clinching the series on the final day of this Kandy Test match

06-May-2003Charlie Austin at Kandy
Vettori and Atapattu escape serious injury after collision

Vettori and Atapattu escape serious injury after collision

Daniel Vettori and Marvan Atapattu have escaped serious injury after a gruesome fielding collision on the third afternoon of the second Test between Sri Lanka and New Zealand at Kandy

05-May-2003Charlie Austin
Oram delighted with contribution as Kiwis battle at Kandy

Oram delighted with contribution as Kiwis battle at Kandy

Jacob Oram was delighted with his first major contribution with the bat in Test cricket on the third day of the second Test in Kandy

05-May-2003Charlie Austin

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