Bangladesh v Sri Lanka, Super Four, Asia Cup, Karachi
Veterans' day out
After Sri Lanka chose to bat in perfect conditions, Sanath Jayasuriya went on the attack straight away, needing just 31 balls to bring up his fifty•AFP
Mashrafe Mortaza was hit for two sixes by Jayasuriya •AFP
Along with Sangakkara, he added 201 for the first wicket, the highest opening stand in the Asia Cup •AFP
... and deft touches en route to yet another hundred•AFP
Tillakaratne Dilshan was run-out as Sangakkara made a bad call while attempting to take his 100th run•AFP
Mohammad Ashraful didn't last long, and it was Nazimuddin who began to pick up the momentum. However, his innings was cut short after a mix-up with Raqibul Hasan•AFP
Ajantha Mendis bagged a couple of wickets •AFP
Kumar Sangakkara played with a defensive approach but punished the loose balls •AFP
Jayasuriya moved into the 80s by striking Abdur Razzak for six •AFP
Jayasuriya fell for a 88-ball 130, but Sangakkara continued his great run in the tournament•AFP
This was Sangakkara's third century in a week, two of which have come against Bangladesh•AFP
Sangakkara was bowled by Abdur Razzak for 121 in the 45th over as Sri Lanka ended their innings at 332 at 8•AFP
Raqibul Hasan fought during his 52 ... •AFP
The batsmen were left bamboozled by the duo, as Sri Lanka completed a 158-run win•AFP
He celebrated his 39th birthday by bringing up his hundred off 55 balls•AFP
He combined both power ...•AFP
Sri Lanka, however, weren't able to plunder runs in the final ten overs. Shahadat Hossain dismissed Chamara Kapugedera for 1•AFP
Chaminda Vaas struck early during Bangladesh's chase, removing Tamim Iqbal•AFP
... but became one of Muttiah Muralitharan's five scalps•AFP