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Skipper Kumar Sangakkara hammered 110 off 95 balls as Sri Lanka came on 301 points and 112 runs on the way to win in Queensland, the opening tour match in Sri Lanka Gabba.
The to build their three-match international series of days in Australia next month, was carried out by Sangakkara and Silva Chamari (75).
Then dismissed the tourists Queensland and 189 from 36.1 overs with Paceman Dilhara Fernando taking 4 to 6.1 and 41 acquisitions, and other fast bowler Dammika Prasad snaring three transfers at 8:43.
Sangakkara was heartened by how his team has started one of Australia's bounciest wickets, but said it was a lot of important work before and T20-one dayer against New South Wales in Australia before. "We still have a lot to [left], but I think it has hit in front of the first 12 overs is a door that was a bit soft and it was a bit'," he said.
"It was nice to have runs on the first board until it was very satisfying, "he said said.Sri Lanka spinner Muttiah Muralidaran rested stars, the pace spearhead Lasith Malinga, Mahela Jayawardene and former captain Tillakaratne Dilshan.
Queensland s superior drummer under attack bowling- force was over early, with the tourists struggling with the extra bounce of the wicket Brisbane from 2 to 30 in the eighth over.But Sangakkara, who ignored a hamstring strain to play alone makes the sleeves of Sri Lanka.
The wicketkeeper-drummer set a solid platform overlooking a 87-run stand with Chamara Kapugedera (35), before a partnership with Chamara Silva.Sangakkara century which reached 10 boundaries and five and six, was his age, with its six fourth off leg-spinner Cameron Boyce, then repeated the dose deep mid-wicket two balls later.
Ben Laughlin (3 for 54) Sangakkara moved into the 41st slower with a full draw which left chipped to mid-wicket.But the order of Sri Lanka less exploited in the same manner, straps 49 tracks of the last five acquisitions, including six by This Perera ball.In off the latest round of Queensland, six of Craig Philipson any resistance with 69 of 62 balls, including 11 fours.
Sri Lanka has one-dayer against New South Wales in Sydney on Sunday. followed by a game against the Blues in Wednesday.The T20 Twenty20 match will be followed by a series of three one-day international matches against Australia, with games in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane month.Sri Lanka next plays Australia in an International at a time T20 in Perth on 31 October.
