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Australia sent packing

AFP, Nottingham
Skipper Kumar Sanga and Tillakaratne Dilshan hit robust half- WORLD centuries as Sri Lanka sent T^ENTYBO Australia packing from the ICC World Twenty20 with a six-wicketwin on Monday.
Australia, asked to bat by Sangakkara in his first match as captain, managed only 159-9 in good batting conditions as mystery spinner zXjantha Mendis and fast bowler Lasith Malinga claimed three wickets each.
Opener Dilshan then plundered 53 off 32 balls and left-handed Sangakkara made an unbeaten 55 to fire Sri Lanka home with six deliveries to spare.
Jehan Mubarak hit 21 not out to keep his captain company till the end, which came when Mitchell Johnson sent down a wide off the first delivery of the final over.
Ricky Ponting’s men, beaten by the West Indies in their first match, bowed out of the tournament with their fifth successive Twenty20 defeat and ample time in hand to
prepare for next month's Ashes series.
Sri Lanka and the West Indies, who take the two Super Eights places from the group, play each other in the inconsequential last league match on Wednesday.
Mendis, who turns the ball both ways without a visible change in his bowling action, wrecked the top order in a match Australia had to win to stay in the competition.
Slinger Malinga took care of the lower order as Australia collapsed to 94-6 in the 15th over, before David Hussey and Johnson led a late revival.
The pair put on 41 off 21 balls for the seventh wicket with Hussey hitting 28 off 22 balls and Johnson smashing 38 off 13 with two fours and as many sixes.
Sri Lanka were playing their first international match since the terror attack on their team bus in the Pakistani city of Lahore on March 3 which left seven players injured and killed eight Pakistani securitymen.
Sangakkara's team was greeted to Trent Bridge by some 100 people waving banners in protest against what they claimed was killing of innocent Tamils by the Sri Lankan armed forces in the war against the Tamil Tigers.
SCORES IN BRIEF
AUSTRALIA: 159 for 9 in 20 overs (D Hussey 28, Johnson 28 not out, Ponting 25, Watson 22, Haddin 16, Lee 15, Clarke 11; Mendis 3-20, Malinga 3-36, Udana2-47)
SRI LANKA: 160 for 4 in 19 overs (55 not out, Dilshan 53, Mubarak21, Silva 11; Lee 2-39) Result: Sri Lanka won by 6 wickets.
Man-of-the-match: Kumar Sangakkara.