Aussies hapless, woeful against Sri Lanka: press

SYDNEY, November 6, 2010 (AFP) - Australian newspapers Saturday accused Ricky Ponting's men of embarrassing, hapless and woeful play against Sri Lanka after the visitors scored their first-ever series success Down Under. Just weeks out from the start of the keenly-awaited Ashes series against England and without a win in any format since July, the Australians lost the second of three one day matches against Sri Lanka on Friday night.

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"Just embarrassing," read the headline in Sydney's Daily Telegraph in an article which described the Australians as "woeful".

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"Everything that could go wrong did go wrong in a comprehensive 29-run defeat," it said in its coverage of the shortened, rain-marred game at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

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"Australia's bowlers were dismantled by Sri Lanka with frightening ease and now injured pace bowler Doug Bollinger is in doubt for a key Ashes warm-up as his absence stretches into a fifth week.
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It said the team's woes were summed up in one "cringe-worthy" episode -- vice-captain Michael Clarke rocketing the ball towards the stumps to cause a run out but hitting teammate Shane Watson in the leg instead.

"No run out. No kidding. No excuse," the tabloid said.

As The Austra