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Australia loses with a 147-mnequin margin at Final Champions Trophy Warmup as Sri Lanka takes a 2-0 series.
Kusal Mendis has brought his fifth century, and Dunit Wellage took four kalit, as Sri Lanka defeated Australia with 174 runs in her second day international and sweeps the 2-0 series.
Australia, owners of the Cricket World Cup, after their victory in 2023 in India, lost their last seven kalitz for 28 tracks on Friday to be ruins for 107 tracks in the 25th in Colombo.
This was the last match of the Australians before Their champions league vs. England in Pakistan on February 22.
Sri Lanka made a racing 281-4 in her 50 Overs after Captain Harit Asalanka won the throw and chose to bathe first. Mendis Top-Scored with 101 and was well supported by Assalanka, who followed a fighting age in the first match with an unbeaten 78.
“Very pleased with where we are. A few months ago we were ranked very low, “Mendis said. “We worked very hard. This is the result of this commitment. “
The Openman Nishan Madushka scored his second one -day international half -century, which will be fired for 51.
The fast Bowler Sean Abbott had the best bowling figures of 1-41.
The result of Australia is the second lowest against Sri Lanka after the 74s everyone made in 2013. The margin of Sri Lanka's victory is also his biggest victory for running in one-day international people against Australia.
“The plan was the best order to bathe a little longer,” Mendis said. “The warmth was difficult and we knew we could fight and we tried to bathe as deep as possible.”
Australia's fast bowling of Aaron Hardy gave his team an early breakthrough, such as the bowling of the dough detection of Patum Nissanka for six with a total of 15. But Mendis and Madshka restored submission with a 98-threaded partnership for the second Kalitka of 115 supplies.
Madushka was out for 51, caught by Adam's luggage by the fast bowling Ben Duarcuis. He struck six and four borders.
Eight runs later, Abbot broke out Camenu Mendis for four, leaving the hosts of 121-3.
Kusal Mendis again shared a partnership with 94 running with an Asalanka, which struck three sixes and six borders in 66-top 78. Kusal Mendis faced 115 supplies and hit 11 borders.
Sri Lanka Azita Fernando's quick bowling rejected Matthew Short LBW for six. Jake Fraser-McGurk was caught by Asalanka in the middle of nine, and Travis Head (18) was caught in the deep by replacement player Avishka Fernando.
A partnership of 46 tracks between Captain Stephen Smith and Josh Ingis showed a promise of recovery when Inglis (22) was awe. Glenn Maxwell was out for a wealth, and Smith was the highest goal scorer with 29 tracks before being trapped by the rotating leg, Veninu Hasaranga.
Welllage had 4-35, while Fernando and Hasarang took three kaliti each.
Australia made five changes, recalling head, Maxwell and Inglis, who had rested in the first game, which Australia lost with 49 tracks.
Fast bowling dwarfs and a rotating leg Tanveer Sangha have been added to the Australian staff. Alex Kerry, Marnus Labushne, Cooper Konoli, Spencer Johnson and Nathan Ellis were left.
Smith said Australia was experimenting shortly before the Pakistan Champions Trophy and the United Arab Emirates.
“We have certainly tried a few different things,” Smith said. “You don't see an Australian team that makes five changes in the day, outside. It was about anyone who had the opportunity to get some time in the middle. … We hope we can take something from it, move on and have a good tournament in Pakistan. “
