Sangakkara has scored his 1th double ton and completed his 12 thousands in test cricket with any amazing average of 58+ 
New Zealand 221 & 253/5 (101.0 ov)
Sri Lanka 356
New Zealand lead by 118 runs with 5 wickets remaining
Re: NZ v SL, 2nd Test, Wellington
Kane Williamson and BJ Watling used the slow grind to drive away the thoughts Sri Lanka had at the start of day four of winning the Wellington Test and levelling the series. In the process, they first broke the 27-year-old record of New Zealand’s highest sixth-wicket partnership against Sri Lanka, and then smashed the all-time record for the sixth-wicket stand set up last year by Watling and Brendon McCullum at the same ground, making redundant the bronze plaque ground authorities had set in concrete only three days ago.
**Sri Lanka 356 and 45 for 1 (Silva 20, Craig 1-0) need another 345 runs to beat **New Zealand 221 and 524 ***for 5 dec (Williamson 242, Watling 142)
Re: NZ v SL, 2nd Test, Wellington
**New Zealand 221 (Williamson 69, Pradeep 4-63) and 524 for 5 dec (Williamson 242, Watling 142) **beat Sri Lanka 356 *(Sangakkara 203, Chandimal 67) **and 196 *(Thirimanne 62, Craig 4-63) by 193 run
NZ complete turnaround with big win | Cricket News | New Zealand v Sri Lanka | ESPN Cricinfo