Here are the biggest scores that Team Australia has made in cricket games played in Asia.

The Australian cricket team is really good at playing, whether they are at home or in other countries. Recently, they played a fantastic game against Sri Lanka in a place called Galle and scored an amazing 654 runs without losing too many wickets. This shows how well they can adjust and play the game. Three players, Usman Khawaja, Steve Smith, and Josh Inglis, each scored a lot of runs, called centuries. One of Australia’s biggest wins in Asia happened in 2006 when they played against Bangladesh in Chattogram. They scored 581 runs in their first turn at batting. Jason Gillespie, who usually bowls, surprised everyone by scoring 201 runs without getting out. Because of his great performance, he won two special awards: Player of the Match and Player of the Series. Michael Hussey also did really well, scoring 182 runs, and together they helped Australia win the game by a lot.

In 1998, Australia played a cricket match against Pakistan in Peshawar and scored a huge total of 599 runs for 4 wickets. Mark Taylor was the star of the game, hitting an amazing 334 runs, which is one of the best performances in Australian cricket history. Even though both teams tried hard to win, the pitch was really good for batting, so the game ended without a winner. Justin Langer also did well, scoring 116 runs. Back in 1980, Australia faced Pakistan in Faisalabad and made an incredible score of 617 runs, losing all their wickets. The captain, Greg Chappell, scored a fantastic 235 runs, and Graham Yallop helped with 172 runs. They played carefully and slowly, but their teamwork helped them reach such a big total without taking big risks. This match also ended in a draw, with both teams fighting hard and not giving up.

In Galle, Australia scored their biggest number of runs ever in a game played in Asia. They stopped their innings on Day 2 with a score of 645 runs and lost 6 wickets. Khawaja was the hero of the day, hitting a great score of 232 runs. The captain, Smith, also played really well and scored 141 runs. Inglis had an amazing first game, getting 102 runs really quickly, making it the second-fastest hundred on a debut, and that made it even harder for the Sri Lankan team.

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