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Aus smell clean sweep

Cricket AFP, Sydney
Australia were closing in on victory in the final Test and a series clean sweep after a Sri Lankan batting collapse on the third day in Sydney on Saturday.
For a time it looked as if Sri Lanka, well beaten in Hobart and Melbourne, could make a contest of it as Dimuth Karunaratne and skipper Mahela Jayawardene almost wiped out the 138-run innings deficit with a century stand before wickets tumbled.
At the close, Sri Lanka were a shaky 225 for seven and leading by 87 runs with two days left with Dinesh Chandimal on 22 and Rangana Herath not out nine.
After lunch, opener Tillakaratne Dilshan failed for the fifth time since his 147 in the first Hobart Test when he was caught centimetres from the ground by Phil Hughes at third slip off Johnson in the seventh over.
Jayawardene then watched four batting partners depart as he tried to keep his team's innings together, but upon his
dismissal just inside the final hour it was all downhill for Sri Lanka.
Karunaratne edged Jackson Bird to Wade for 85 to end a 108-run stand with Jayawardene in the 34th over when Sri Lanka were still trailing by six runs.
First innings topscorer Lahiru Thirimanne survived a leg before wicket review before he fell hooking Mitchell Johnson to Bird at fine leg in the 41 st over.
Thilan Samaraweera completed a wretched series when he went after spinner Nathan Lyon and skied to long-on where Mike Hussey took the catch to a huge roar from the home crowd celebrating the Australian veteran' s farewell Test.
Samaraweera's reckless third-ball duck followed scores of 7,49,10,1 and 12 in the three-Test series.
A dreadful mix-up led to Angelo Mathews being run out for 16 after he failed to beat the throw from David Warner.
Jayawardene was out four balls later ending his 200-minute resistance when he edged Peter Siddle to Michael Clarke at first slip and the tourists
had tumbled to 178 for six and only a lead of 40.
Dhammika Prasad became Mitchell Stare's first wicket when caught behind for 15 heading into the final half-hour.
In the morning session Wade scored a thrilling unbeaten century batting with the tail as Australia added 90 more runs before declaring to lead Sri Lanka by 138 runs.
Wade opened up in a last-wicket stand of 39 with Bird to grab his second Test century and gave skipper Michael Clarke the opportunity to declare his team's innings at 432 for nine in the half hour before lunch.
Wade rushed towards his teammates in the Sydney Cricket Ground Members Stand and kissed his helmet after crashing Suranga Lakmal for a boundary to raise his century off 158 balls, after setting out on the third day on 47.
Australia lost the wickets of Siddle (38), Stare (2) and Lyon (4) on the third morning.
SCOREBOARD
SRI LANKA: First innings 294 (Thirimanne 91, Jayawardene 72; Bird
4-41)
AUSTRALIA: First innings (overnight 342-6)
WamercPrasadbDilshan 85
Cowan run out (Pradeep) 4
HughescChandimalbHerath 87
Clarke c Karunaratne b Herath 50
Hussey run out (Karunaratne) 25
Wadenotout 102
Johnson cChandimalb Pradeep 13
SiddlecChandimalbPradeep 38
StarcIbwbHerath 2
Lyon b Herath 4
Bird notout 6
Extras: (lb-6,w-7,nb-3) 16
Total: (For9wktsdeci in 107overs) 432
Fall of wickets: 1-36, 2-166, 3-195,4-251,5-271,6-307,7-384,8-387,9-393
Bowler 0 M R W
Lakmal 24 4 95 0
Pradeep 20 1 114 2
Prasad 11 0 53 0
Mathews 2 0 11 0
Dilshan 19 2 58 1
Herath 31 3 95 4
SRI LANKA: Second innings Karunaratne cWadeb Bird 85
DilshancHughesbJohnson 5
JayawardenecClarkebSiddle 60
Thirimanne c Bird bJohnson 7
Samaraweera c Hussey b Lyon 0
Mathews run out (Warner) 16
Chandimalnotout 22
PrasadcWadebStarc 15
Herath notout 9
Extras: (b-1,lb-2,nb-3) 6
Total:(For7wktsin62overs) 225
Fall of wickets: 1-24, 2-132, 3-155,4-158,5-178,6-178,7-202
Bowler 0 M R W
Stare 10 0 48 1
Bird 15 2 51 1