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Australia win by five wickets to pick up first victory
They chase 210 with 14.4 overs to spare
Australia were 24-2 after Madushanka traps Warner & Smith lbw in fourth over
Inglis adds 58, Marsh 52 & Labuschagne 40
Sri Lanka slip from 125-0 and 157-1 to 209 all out
Leg-spinner Zampa improves from poor first spell to take 4-42
Australia's chase of 210 was delayed by rain and over safety concerns for players and spectators due to sand storm and high winds
Part of stadium branding and temporary structures came down during SL innings but no injuries, say ICC
Russel Arnold
Former Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
I did say I wasn't confident Sri Lanka could defend this total. This type of chase is tailor-made for Smith and Marnus. Well, Smith's gone for nought!
Geoff Lemon
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Image source, Getty ImagesMadushanka has Sri Lanka well and truly in the mix here!
Smith lbw b Madushanka 0 (Aus 24-2)
Gone, gone, gone!
Steve Smith for a blob. Dilshan Madushanka is bowling like Wasim Akram here. Two in a over, no runs conceded in 12 balls.
Nipping back, full length, hits Smith on the shin. He thinks about a review, then turns for the pavilion.
Game on.
Image source, Getty Images"I can understand your disappointment, Dave," says Aaron Finch on the telly.
It was hitting the stumps, Finchy. He doesn't get a pass just because you used to open the batting together.
Steve Smith is the new man, tested by Madushanka, who has now bowled nine dots in a row.
Warner lbw b Madushanka 11 (Aus 24-1)
Gone! Clipping leg!
David Warner can't believe it. He shouts something unprintable, whacks the ground with his bat and storms off shaking his head. Is he upset with the decision, or the awful bounce of that delivery from Dilshan Madushanka? Either way, it says out in the book, Davey.
Russel Arnold
Former Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Didn't get up at all. It got to David Warner a lot quicker. I think if there's a question it's on height.
Aus 24-1
Missing leg?
Aus 24-1
Image source, Getty ImagesKeeps low! Given!
Warner not convinced...
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I think a lot of these English fans need to worry about losing to Afghanistan than bad mouthing Australia, just sayin’.
Matt, an Australian, West Kensington
Target 210
If you're keeping up, we've had 24 runs in 12 balls from one end and none from six from the other.
Russel Arnold
Former Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesWidth on offer and that's what allows Mitchell Marsh to play that. Lahiru Kumara took an age to get down to that.
Target 210
A change already. Kumara off, spin of Maheesh Theekshana on. Warner has changed his bat. Presumably the one that hit a six in the last over isn't hitting it far enough. Lovely timing from Marsh, a back-foot punch for four. And another. Runs flowing.
Geoff Lemon
BBC Test Match Special commentator
A lesson in contrast, Kumara gets punted for 15 from his over and then Madushanka bowls a maiden at the other end.
Target 210
Even if Australia want to get on with it, it's tough against left-armer Dilshan Madushanka. This is a good set against Marsh, a maiden. The last ball jags away. Marsh does well not to follow it.
Russel Arnold
Former Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
If I were writing names on a team sheet then Madushanka would be first on there. A left-armer who gets onto you a bit quicker.
Target 210
I just wonder if Australia have decided that they need to chase this target quickly. NRR and all that...
Geoff Lemon
BBC Test Match Special commentator
That is enormous, David Warner! He just got such good contact on it, it sails over the boundary.
This is an interesting situation for Marsh, who might be under pressure when Travis Head is fit again. Head is apparently on his way to India after suffering a hand injury. Warner, meanwhile, means business. He gets under a sweep that goes miles off a top edge for six over long leg.
Russel Arnold
Former Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Just through the line, aerial. The score on the board means Australia know they can play their own game, not worrying about the run-rate. Straight away Marsh is clear in what he wants to do.