1 Number of batsmen who have made a hundred at No. 7 or lower from a team score lower than Sri Lankas 26 for 5, when Dhananjaya de Silva came in to bat in this innings. Moin Khan had hit 117 against Sri Lanka in Sialkot in 1995-96 with Pakistan struggling at 15 for 5 in their second innings.1 Number of Sri Lanka batsmen at No. 7 or lower to have hit a Test century against Australia before de Silva. Romesh Kaluwitharana had made 132 at the same venue in Sri Lankas first innings in 1992. On that occasion though, Asanka Gurusinha and Arjuna Ranatunga had also got hundreds in that innings.81.00 Dinesh Chandimals batting average at No. 6 or lower when he comes in to bat with Sri Lankas total at fewer than 100 runs. His unbeaten 64 in this innings is his fifth score of fifty or more in such situations. He has failed to score a fifty in such innings only on four occasions.1 Number of sixth-wicket stands that have added more runs than de Silva and Chandimal from a team score of lower than 50 runs. Abdul Razzaq and Inzamam-ul-Haq added 206 runs for the sixth wicket in Georgetown in 2000 after Pakistan had lost five wickets for 39. 2006 Last time before de Silva anyone had got a Test hundred batting at No. 7 or lower from a team score of less than 50 runs. Kamran Akmal had helped Pakistan script an incredible recovery following a hat-trick by Irfan Pathan in the Karachi Test on that occasion. Akmal had made 113 at No. 8 with Pakistan tottering at 39 for 6. There are only five other occasions, excluding de Silvas and Akmals, when batsmen at No. 7 or lower have got hundreds in a Test innings from such situations.1 Number of times Sri Lanka have lost half their side for a lower score than their 26 for 5 in this innings. New Zealand had had them five down for just 18 runs in their second innings of the Kandy Test in 1983-84.25 Runs scored by Sri Lankas top-five batsmen in their first innings - their fourth lowest in a Test innings when all five of them have been dismissed. The last time they aggregated fewer runs in an innings was at the same venue in 2005-06, against Pakistan, when they scored only 19 runs.2.40 Dimuth Karunaratnes batting average against Mitchell Starc - the lowest for a batsman who has been dismissed five or more times by the same bowler in a series. This is only the fourth time in Tests since 2002 that a fast bowler has dismissed a batsman five or more times in a three-match series.26 for 5 Sri Lankas score when de Silva joined Dinesh Chandimal at the crease - this equals the lowest score from which a stand for the sixth or lower wicket has added 100 or more runs in a Test innings. 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But three days before the Ironman World Championship, when youre the defending champion, is a particularly bad time.Yet thats exactly what happened to Australian Mirinda Carfrae last year. The three-time world champion and course record holder was biking through the busy downtown in Kona when a car pulling into a parking lot hit her.There were people stopping and looking. The lady who hit me knew who I was. She was crying, and Im trying to hold it together, then Im crying, Carfrae, 35, said in an interview this week. So Carfrae just got out of there, kept riding, and it seemed like everything was going to be OK.She started the race anyway. Of course she did. She had spent her whole year preparing for it.She made it through the swim, but right away, she struggled to maintain any kind of power on the bike, with her hip, glute and shoulder still in pain from the accident. She found herself slowly slipping farther and farther behind. And not even halfway through, she stopped, quit and climbed into a sponsors car.It was probably a good month of just sadness, she said of the aftermath. But it comes along with all this, when you care so much about something and you put so much into it.And knowing that I had to wait a whole other year to get back here.It was devastating, said Carfraes coach, Siri Lindley, herself a world champion at the Olympic distance back in 2001.The two have worked together for nearly 11 years. That means they know each other very well. And what they eventually decided was that there were two upsides to Carfraes crash and DNF -- both of which they think will ultimately help her as she goes for another Ironman world title this Saturday.One upside to the accident was that Carfraes husband, Tim ODonnell, had a breakthrough that same day, taking third in the mens race and finishing as the first American. Carfrae was at the finish line to greet him, something she could not have done had she still been racing.I got to be there for him, and hes always there for me [at the finish], she said.The other upside is a little more abstract. Carfrae, whos been racing triathlons for 16 years, has been at the Ironman World Championship in Kona every year since 2009. Shes won three times and placed in the top three six times. Shes one of the most consistent racers in the famously brutal conditions. (A 2.4-mile ocean swim, 112 hot and humid miles on the bike, and then a marathon run through lava fields.)Its hard to keep the fire burning through all those years, so Lindley and Carfrae had talked about taking a year off from the world championship and using that time to build up a longer training block, without the stress of such a tough race on the body.Last year wasnt necessarily supposed to be that off year, but they got the break they were looking for anyway.Lets assume it happened for something greater ahead, Lindley said. Maybe this year was supposed to be the year to take off, but we just didnt get the message.Looking back now on last year, leading into the race I certainly didnt feel as excited as I had previously or I did this year, Carfrae said. Being forced to not finish the race might have been a blessing. She laughs. Well, well see what happens.And its not like Carfrae spent the last 364 days just brooding and crying. Sure, she spent some time doing that, but then she got on with things.First up, a few weeks after the race, was a team meeting.dddddddddddd Carfrae, Lindley, ODonnell and ODonnells coach, Mark Allen, met at the couples house in Boulder, Colorado, to hash out a plan for how both the triathletes could find a way to excel in the same sport and at the same race. In 2014, ODonnell had a terrible race and Carfrae won. The next year, Carfrae had the accident and felt worn out going into the event, but ODonnell had a great race.After five bottles of wine, the four of them had worked out all the details of how both athletes could succeed -- down to exactly where the two were going to stay in Hawaii and when they were going to get there. (They flew in separately this year so Carfrae could get to Kona a few days earlier.)Once that was settled, Carfrae got back to training and, most important, to having fun. I wanted to freshen things up, Lindley said. During the winter, Carfrae focused on short and fast training, and on different kinds of workouts. She and ODonnell went to the Bahamas for the unique Island House Triathlon, an event that pits Olympic racers against Ironman champions over multiple days.Then, in June, she raced Ironman Austria, where she won in a course record of 8:41.She wasnt sure [about Ironman Austria], because wed been doing so much differently, but I knew it was going to be great, Lindley said.This year has been more low-key than the ones following Carfraes 2013 and 2014 wins. Shes had fewer demands on her time and fewer sponsor and media obligations pulling her in every direction. In the triathlon community, shes largely taken a back seat to the woman who won in Carfraes absence last year: Switzerlands Daniela Ryf.Ryf had an amazing 2015. In August, two months before winning Kona, she won the 70.3 (half-Ironman) world championship. She went undefeated in eight races last year and won the Nasser Bin Hamad Triple Crown series -- which included a $1 million prize.But this year most of the triathlon press outlets have picked Carfrae as this weekends likely winner, primarily on the basis of Ryfs exhausting racing schedule, which included back-to-back Ironman races earlier this summer. On Saturday, though, Carfrae will inevitably be far behind Ryf after the swim and bike (Carfraes weaker events) and will have to make up time in the marathon, which can be challenging. Plus there are a lot of other women waiting to pounce if they have the opportunity.Carfrae is determined not to give them that opportunity. Shes being extra careful this week and will likely have a motor-scooter escort as she bikes out of town. Shes also going in with the goal of not necessarily winning -- you can never predict what will happen in Kona -- but having her best race ever.Basically, Ive had two years of preparation for this race, she said. And all that work isnt going to go to waste.This is her eighth year coming to Kona, her eighth year of preparation. Shes seen other competitors come and go, and she knows what it takes to win. She also knows shes going to take a year off soon so the couple can start a family. But, in the meantime, shes still having fun.Its triathlon, its sports. S--- happens, Carfrae said. Besides that one day, the rest of this past year has been good to her. She and ODonnell are healthy, fit and happy. They built a new house; they traveled. They get to do what they love. I cant complain, she said. ' ' '