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Australia v Sri Lanka Test 1 Day 4: Live scores, updates from Galle
Matthew Kuhnemann triggered absolute carnage as Sri Lanka collapsed in a heap, losing 5-9 to finish their first innings. And the Aussies aren’t finished yet. FOLLOW THE ACTION LIVE.
Matthew Kuhnemann triggered absolute carnage as Sri Lanka collapsed in a heap, losing 5-9 to finish their first innings.
And the Aussies aren’t finished yet, as they chase a huge victory at Galle.
Sri Lanka have already lost a few wickets early in their second dig, though thunderstorms are forecast, with predictions we could lose several hours of play this afternoon.
Follow the action in our live blog below!
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Originally published as Australia v Sri Lanka Test 1 Day 4: Live scores, updates from Galle
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