Ten wickets and an unbeaten 78 in Australia's only first-class tour match before the opening Test against Sri Lanka starting next week - Stephen O'Keefe (right) has done all he can to get a call-up in Kandy. O'Keefe was the clear standout in the three-day match against a Sri Lankan Board XI in Colombo that Australia won convincingly on Wednesday by 162 runs. The 31-year-old, aiming to get the nod alongside Nathan Lyon as the tourists' second spinner and add to his two Test appearances, was front and centre with a handy double that included match figures of 10-64 with his left-arm spin. On the third and final day at P Sara Stadium, Australia were bowled out for 474 to lead by 245 runs on the first innings before requiring only 20.5 overs to roll the home side for 83 in an extended first session. The hit-out will be pleasing for coach Darren Lehmann as he plots how to retain Australia's No.1 Test ranking over the three-match series against Sri Lanka which begins next Tuesday.O'Keefe top-scored with a patient dig that lasted 139 balls and showed he would be useful at No.8.