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Brisbane: Sri Lankan vice-captain Kumar Sangakkara is a major doubt for next week’s opening Test against Australia at the Gabba here with a hamstring injury. The tourists have other concerns ahead of the November 8 Test, with senior opening batsman Sanath Jayasuriya recovering from a virus and veteran seamer Chaminda Vaas nursing a foot complaint. Spin wizard Muttiah Muralitharan will be rested from the three-day tour game against Queensland starting on Friday as he recovers from a bicep injury. Sri Lanka coach Trevor Bayliss said he has no problem with resting Muralitharan after his marathon stint of 4-122 against a Cricket Australia Chairman’s XI in Adelaide this week. “He bowled 44 overs at Adelaide in his first competitive bowl for a few months after injury,” he said. “We did not want to overdo it with him. Someone with his experience, he doesn’t have to bowl a terrible lot to put the ball on the spot.” Wicketkeeper-batsman Sangakkara suffered his hamstring injury during the draw at Adelaide. “Kumar’s still struggling a little bit. He definitely won’t be playing in the match against Queensland,” Bayliss said. “He’s under a cloud for the first Test. We will just have to see what he is like in a few days’ time. — AFP
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