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Last Updated: Monday, 10 January 2005, 09:16 GMT
Tsunami Appeal match photos

The World XI players bow their heads in remembrance of Tsunami victims

Silence falls over the MCG before the game as the teams and spectators remember those killed by the tragedy

Zaheer Khan celebrates the wicket of Adam Gilchrist as the World XI reach 50-2

The World XI win the toss and see openers Chris Gayle and Adam Gilchrist removed by Zaheer Khan (centre)

Australian Ricky Ponting leads the World XI side at the MCG

Captain Ricky Ponting comes in at three and displays a fine selection of shots as he rapidly builds a sizeable score

Caribbean batting legend Brian Lara makes a useful score of 52

He is given support by West Indies' Brian Lara who completes a half century before falling to Anil Kumble

Chris Cairns hits six fours and two sixes during his innings

New Zealander Chris Cairns delights the crowd with a typically flamboyant innings that sees him score 69 off just 46 balls

Ricky Ponting salutes the crowd on his way to an eventual score of 115 off 102 balls

The World XI are reduced to 263-4 but not before Ponting completes his century in front of an appreciative crowd

Muralitharan finishes with figures of 3-59

Muttiah Muralitharan is the pick of the Asian bowlers, taking the wickets of Cairns, Glenn McGrath and Matthew Hayden

Shane Warne smiles as he leaves the pitch following his brief contribution with the bat

Shane Warne is the last man in and makes just two runs before the World XI innings ends on a challenging 344-8

Sanath Jayasuriya makes 28 before falling to Cairns

Sri Lankan Sanath Jayasuriya begins Asia's reply and puts on 59 for the first wicket with Virender Sehwag

Darren Gough, England's only representative in the match, cathces Sourav Ganguly off the bowling of Daniel Vettori

With the openers out, the World XI's players congratulate Darren Gough after he catches Sourav Ganguly for 22

Darren Gough claims his first wicket of the match

Wicket-keeper Kumar Sangakkara makes 24 before edging Gough to Gilchrist, leaving the Asian XI on 156-5

Adam Gilchrist and Muttiah Muralitharan shake hands following the latter's dismissal

Last man Muralitharan is run out for a duck as Asia unsuccessfully chase their target and lose by 112 runs




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