Cameron Green Australia Sri Lanka Cameron Green Australia Sri Lanka

Australia all out for 321 against Sri Lanka

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COLOMBO : Australia were all out for 321, claiming a handy 109-run lead, in the opening test against Sri Lanka in Galle on Friday.Cameron Green (77) and Usman Khawaja (71) struck crucial half-centuries for the tourists while Ramesh Mendis (4-112) was the pick of the Sri Lankan bowlers.

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