CAPTAIN Michael Clarke hit his 15th test century to lead Australia to a draw in the final test against Sri Lanka in Colombo yesterday and a 1-0 win in the three-match series. Clarke and Michael Hussey put together a record fifth wicket partnership of 176 to inflict a first home defeat in a test series on Sri Lanka since it lost to Pakistan in 2006. The visitors, who had trailed Sri Lanka after the first innings by 157 runs, were dismissed for 488 in their second on the final day. Sri Lanka was left needing 332 for victory off 17 overs and had made 7-0 in two overs...
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