Geoff Lawson
Ex-Australia fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special

"Batting second on a slow, brown wicket like the SCG is always more difficult - the wicket slows down. It looks like Sri Lanka have asked for the light roller, and I think that is wrong. You need the heavy roller on this pitch to get the pace back in it. It is a mistake visiting teams often make at the SCG."

Thanks Higgy. Here we go then. History in the making. A 30-ball century for Dilshan beckons. Unbeaten Jayawardene 80 sees Sri Lanka home.

Or something like that.

Can Sri Lanka chase 377 to beat Australia and secure their place in the World Cup quarter-finals? Here's Justin Goulding to talk you through the chase.

Pete Naylor: If the cricket ball in your hand is a white Kookaburra and Glenn Maxwell is anywhere near you, run for fine leg and hide.

Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

Glenn Maxwell's century is the second fastest in World Cup history. The full list...

• 50 balls: Kevin O'Brien, Ireland v England, Bangalore, 2011

• 51 balls: Glenn Maxwell, Australia v Sri Lanka, Sydney, 2015

• 52 balls: AB de Villiers, Australia v West Indies, Sydney, 2015

• 66 balls: Matthew Hayden, Australia v South Africa, Basseterre, 2007

• 67 balls: John Davidson, Canada v West Indies, Centurion, 2003

Maxwell's effort is also the fastest by an Australian in ODIs, beating James Faulkner's 57-ball effort against India at Bangalore in 2013.

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Tim Peach
BBC Test Match Special producer

"The gents' at the @SCG make sure you don't miss a ball..."

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Australia 376-9 (50 overs): Maxwell 102 (53), Smith 72, Clarke 68, Watson 67

Fall of wickets: 19-1 (Warner 9), 41-2 (Finch 24), 175-3 (Clarke 68), 177-4 (Smith 72), 337-5 (Maxwell 102), 338-6 (Faulkner 0), 368-7 (Watson 67), 373-8 (Haddin 25), 374-9 (Starc 0)

Bowling figures: Malinga 10-0-59-2, Senanayake 9-0-59-0, Mathews 7-0-59-1, Prasanna 10-0-77-1, Perera 9-0-87-2, Dilshan 5-0-33-1

Australia won toss

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Australia centurion Glenn Maxwell: "It was nice to get the monkey off the bat. I have scored a few 90s so to finally hit the hundred was a relief. The top order set it up beautifully for me and Watto to go berserk at the end."

And in Sydney, Australia have taken apart Sri Lanka. They racked up 376-9, with contributions throughout the card.

Michael Clarke and Steve Smith set it up with composed half-centuries before The Big Show took over - Glenn Maxwell smearing four sixes and 10 fours in his 53-ball 102. Shane Watson bounced back to form with 67.

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Just waking up? What happened to the Sunday morning lie-in?

Happy to have your company though, and let me tell you about the day's cricket. First of all, there was a fifth win in five games for New Zealand, who beat Afghanistan by six wickets earlier today in Napier.

Daniel Vettori claimed 4-18 off 10 overs as the Kiwis, who had already qualified for the quarter-finals, bowled Afghanistan out for 186. The hosts chased 187 with 13.5 overs to spare thanks to 57 from Martin Guptill.

Read the full report here

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Karen Lynch: Problem with Australia is you get 2 of their biggest players out and still they have more to come at you!

Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

"There have now been nine totals over 350 in ODIs this year, which equals the most in a year (2007). And it is only 8 March..."

Former Australia spinner Shane Warne: Just an awesome 100 from Maxwell, Shane Watson & Michael Clarke bat well too. Aussies finding form & flexing their muscles.

A clatter of wickets towards the end, but Australia put the team before the individual and rack up an imposing 376-9. Good luck with that one, Sri Lanka.

Mitchell Johnson pulls through Mitchell Starc for two which aren't there and the latter is run out without facing.

Brad Haddin is swinging like a rusty gate, getting four through square leg before going aerial and picking out the safe hands of Thisara Perara in the covers.

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Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match Special

"It's a short movie, I reckon..."

Geoff Lawson
Ex-Australia fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special

"Only 41 balls in that Watson's innings - a nice comeback for him coming in at six. Can you call 67 runs from 41 balls a cameo?

Shane Watson's brutish 41-ball knock is ended when he goes for one big shot too many and skies a towering catch to a composed Dinesh Chandimal at deep mid-off.

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The runs are piling up now... Brad Haddin fortunate to get an inside edge to a yorker and the ball runs away for a fourth successive four. The fifth ball of the over is dropped by a diving Prasanna at deep midwicket. The ball squirts out as he hits the ground.

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