Bangladesh vs. Sri Lanka, 2nd Test, Day 2: Video Highlights, Scorecard & Report

Kumar Sangakkara made a career-best 319 as Sri Lanka piled on the runs on Day 2 of the second Test against Bangladesh in Chittagong.

The tourists were all out for 587 at tea at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium with Bangladesh reaching 86-1 in reply.

Sangakkara's total was the 17th highest in international history and the biggest against Bangladesh since they entered Test cricket in 2000.

			Runs	Minutes	Balls
Karunaratne	c Mahmudullah	b Al-Amin	31	84	61
Silva	lbw	b Gazi	11	66	46
Sangakkara	c Gazi	b Nasir Hossain	319	521	482
M Jayawardene	lbw	b Mahmudullah	72	185	147
Chandimal	c Kayes	b Shakib	27	54	38
Mathews		b Shakib	5	17	12
Vithanage	lbw	b Nasir Hossain	35	74	52
Perera	lbw	b Shakib	1		3
A Mendis	lbw	b Shakib	47	94	67
Lakmal	lbw	b Shakib	0	16	11
Pradeep	not out		4	44	22
Extras		1nb 2w 21b 6lb 5pen	35
Bowler		Overs	Maidens	Runs	Wickets
Al-Amin		25	5	81	1
Gazi		48	4	181	1
Razzak		4.0	1	6	0
Shakib		34	3	148	5
Mahmudullah		34	2	110	1
Nasir Hossain		6.4	0	16	2
Rahman		1	0	5	0
M Haque		4	0	8	0

Sri Lanka, who won the first Test last week in Dhaka by a resounding innings and 248-run margin, resumed on 314-5 and took the score to 440-7 at lunch.

Kithuruwan Vithanage contributed 35 in a 90-run sixth wicket partnership before being unluckily adjudged lbw to Nasir Hossain with an inside edge missed by the umpire.

The dismissal came an over after Sangakkara moved to second on the all-time list of double century makers in Test history, behind Sir Don Bradman, who has 12.

Shakib Al Hasan trapped Dilruwan Perera lbw for just one in his first over of the day and removed Ajantha Mendis in the same way in the afternoon—although not before he made 47.

By that time, the total had moved past 500 and Sangakkara had reached 250, contributing exactly half of a 100-run eighth wicket partnership.

Sangakkara had moved within 10 runs of his highest international score when slow left-armer Shakib picked up his 11th five-wicket haul in Tests—an arm ball seeing Suranga Lakmal trapped in front for a duck.

However, the 36-year-old left-hander went past his previous best score of 287—made against South Africa in 2006—with a four off Shakib and then reached his maiden triple century with consecutive sixes off the next two balls.

He was finally caught at long-on off Nasir Hossain after a 482-ball vigil in which he had struck 32 fours and eight sixes.

The hosts' reply could not have started worse, with Lakmal clean bowling Tamim Iqbal with the fourth ball of the innings and the scoreboard operators yet to have been troubled.

			Runs	Minutes	Balls
Tamim Iqbal		b Lakmal	0	2	4
Rahman	not out		45	105	75
Kayes	not out		36	100	76
Extras		5nb 0w 0b 0lb	5
Bowler		Overs	Maidens	Runs	Wickets
Lakmal		5	0	18	1
Pradeep		7	2	29	0
A Mendis		4	1	13	0
Perera		7	2	22	0
Mathews		2	0	4	0

However, Shamsur Rahman (45) and the recalled Imrul Kayes (36) saw Bangladesh through to the close without further loss.