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Australian vs Sri Lanka Schedule 2011


Colombo, Monday, 13 June 2011

Australian Team in August-September tour of Sri Lanka will play two Twenty20 matches, three Tests and five one-day matches. Sri Lankan Cricket Board announced on Monday.
Two Twenty20 international matches, the first one-day and second Test will be held at Candy's newly built stadium Pallekele, and two one-day matches will be held at Hambantota.The first Test match will be held in Galle & the third in Colombo.

The program is as follows:

Aug 6: 1st T20, Pallekele International Stadium, Kandy
Aug 8: 2nd T20, Pallekele International Stadium, Kandy
Aug 10: 1st ODI, Pallekele International Stadium, Kandy
Aug 14: 2nd ODI, Mahinda Rajapakse International Stadium, Hambantota
Aug 16: 3rd ODI, Mahinda Rajapakse International Stadium, Hambantota
Aug 20: 4th ODI, R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo
Aug 22: 5th ODI, R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo
Aug 31: 1st Test, Galle International Stadium, Galle
Sep 8: 2nd Test, Pallekele International Stadium, Kandy
Sep 16: 3rd Test, Sinhalese Sports Club, Colombo
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