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Records tumble in Colombo
COLOMBO. Aug 5: Sri Lankan batsmen Sanath Jayasuriya and Roshan Mahanama rewrote cricket history today with a world record partnership of 548 in the first Test against India here, reports AFP.
Jayasuriya made a monumental 326 not out and Mahanama an unbeaten 211 as the hosts piled up 587 for one at close of the fourth day at the Premadasa Stadium.
The pair batted for full two days to compile the largest partnership tor any wicket, surpassing the 467 by New Zealanders Andrew Jones and Martin Crowe for the third wicket against Sri Lanka in 1991.
They also broke previous highest second-wicket partnership record of 451 runs between Australians Bill Ponsford (226) and Don Bradman (244) which at 451 against England at the Oval in 1934.
Jayasuriya, who is now just 49 away from equalling Brian Lara's record of 375, moved from 291 to 297 after tea by sweeping Nileah Kulkarni for
hander lofted the same bowler for his 32nd boundary to reach the 300-mark in only his 26th Test match.
Jayasuriya. 26. celebrated the feat before 1.000 delighted home fans by adding a four and six in a marathon innings that has so far lasted 13 hours.
The 31-year-old Mahanama. a veteran of 44 Tests who guided Jayasuriya through the two days, helped himself to 25 boundaries during his 551-minute knock.
The pair joined the illustrious company of West Indian greats Gary Sobers and Frank Worrell, who batted for two days against England in the Barbados Test way back in the 1959-60 season.
But the Sri Lankans outscored Sobers and Worrell, who put on 165 on the fourth day and 207 on the fifth. The current pair made 283 on Monday and another 265 today in a ruthless demolition of the Indian attack.
The total is Sri Lanka's highest in Test cricket, beating the previous best of 547 for eight against Australia at Colombo in 1992.
They start the final days play on Wednesday 50 ahead of India's first innings score of 537 for eight declared, and set for more feats in a Test that is certain to end in a draw.
Records tumbled under the rampaging blades of Jayasuriya and Mahanama. who began their partnership on Monday morning after debutant Indian spinner Nllesh Kulkarni had removed Marvan Atapattu (26) with his first ball in Test cricket the previous evening.
Jayasuriya. 175 overnight, reached hfs double century within 35 minutes of the start when he pulled seamer Venkatesh Prasad for his 25th boundary
He then surpassed his country's previous best individual score of 267. made by Aravinda de Silva against New Zealand In 1991. shortly before Tea.
Jayasuriya, who holds the world record for the fastest half-century In one-day cricket (17 balls), also became the leading Test scorer in 1997 when he was on 188.
He passed West Indian Lara's tally of 730 from nine matches, and now has 869 runs against his name from just seven Tests this year.
While Jayasuriya battered records and the Indian bowlers. Mahanama moved sedately from his overnight score of 115 past his previous best of 153. and reached 200 after tea.
"I have always wanted to play a long Test innings, so this one made me very happy." a tired Jayasuriya said Ipter "It's an honour to be the highest scorer for Sri Lanka.
"I have been told of Lara's record. But I am too tired to think of it now." he said.
A modest Mahanama added. The wicket was slow, you had to graft for your runs. I am glad we could do it for two days.’
Sri Lankan manager Duleep Mendls hoped Jayasuriya would surpass Lara on Wednesday to add another feather in the cap of the world's one-day champions.
We aim to become the best Test playing nation by the year 2000 and this knock will hop a way in achieving that