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Australia v Sri Lanka, 3rd Test, Sydney, 3rd day

Australia in command as Sri Lanka stutter

Matthew Wade and Peter Siddle resumed batting on the third day and stretched Australia's lead to 90 before being separated
Matthew Wade and Peter Siddle resumed batting on the third day and stretched Australia's lead to 90 before being separated•Getty Images
Australia didn't resist much thereafter
Australia didn't resist much thereafter•Getty Images
Sri Lanka got off to a shaky start as Tillakaratne Dilshan was dismissed cheaply
Sri Lanka got off to a shaky start as Tillakaratne Dilshan was dismissed cheaply•Getty Images
Jackson Bird broke the stand, claiming the wicket of Karunaratne, who scored 85
Jackson Bird broke the stand, claiming the wicket of Karunaratne, who scored 85•Getty Images
Michael Hussey, in his final Test, bowled the final over of the day amid crowd celebration
Michael Hussey, in his final Test, bowled the final over of the day amid crowd celebration •Getty Images
Nuwan Pradeep was the one to break the 77-run stand
Nuwan Pradeep was the one to break the 77-run stand•Getty Images
But Matthew Wade stuck with the tail to score his second Test century, and Australia declared at 432 for 9
But Matthew Wade stuck with the tail to score his second Test century, and Australia declared at 432 for 9•Getty Images
But the other opener Dimuth Karunaratne steadied Sri Lanka's innings
But the other opener Dimuth Karunaratne steadied Sri Lanka's innings•Getty Images
Mitchell Johnson followed this up with Lahiru Thirimanne's wicket to peg Sri Lanka back
Mitchell Johnson followed this up with Lahiru Thirimanne's wicket to peg Sri Lanka back•Getty Images
On Jane McGrath day at the SCG, Michael Clarke greeted Glenn McGrath
On Jane McGrath day at the SCG, Michael Clarke greeted Glenn McGrath •Getty Images
With Mahela Jayawardene, he added 108 runs for the second wicket
With Mahela Jayawardene, he added 108 runs for the second wicket•Getty Images
When Angelo Mathews was run out, they were 178 for 5, and before stumps they lost two more wickets as Australia strengthened their grip on the contest
When Angelo Mathews was run out, they were 178 for 5, and before stumps they lost two more wickets as Australia strengthened their grip on the contest•Getty Images
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