Sri Lanka vs Australia, 2nd ODI - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Charith Asalanka collects the trophy and hands it over to his teammates. Asitha Fernando holds it up high as they line up for some group photographs. A thumping performance from Sri Lanka to complete a dominating series win. That's all for this series, that's all from Sri Lanka, over to the Champions Trophy now!!

Charith Asalanka: I think there is no mantra for success, I just want to score big hundreds for the team and then want the bowlers to get 3-4 wickets. There was low bounce today but not so much seam movement. I think they (Australia) also bowled well, but today was our day. We put in a consistent performance. When I go to bat, I don't think about captaincy, I'm just the number 5 batter. (On missing out for Champions Trophy) We don't need to look back much, it has been disappointing in the past but time to look forward to for Sri Lankan cricket.

Steve Smith: We have been outplayed in these last two games, we have used a lot of players here. We kept moving forward but credit to Sri Lanka. They have been brilliant in this series. Their bowlers played exceptionally well, it skidded on well on this wicket and made things tough. It has been a fun time here in Sri Lanka, some great memories. We appreciate the hospitality and glad to be a part of some good cricket as well.

Charith Asalanka is the Player of the Series

Kusal Mendis | Player of the Match: First couple of overs were hard to play but after that but Nishan batted brilliantly and made things easier. There was a bit of seam movement early on, it was a bit slower but credit to Charith and Nishan. After 25 overs, I knew it would be easier to play and I enjoyed batting later on.

Maheesh Theekshana: Really happy about the collective performance in the last two games. The confidence and the atmosphere in the team is really nice. The wicket was a little bit better than the last match, so I thought we'll have to bowl some tight overs in the middle. The wicket was a bit slow. Our plan was to bowl more tight overs. There was little spin when they bowled but we knew we had to bowl better line and length to get wickets. They had 7 or 8 right-handers, we have one great leg-spinner and a left-arm spinner, they did the job for us. He (Asalanka) scored a massive century in the first game and continued his form in the second game. Janith Liyanage finished well and Kusal's hundred was brilliant. It's a collective performance through the game.

15:59 Local Time, 10:29 GMT, 15:59 IST: A smile escapes the face of head coach Sanath Jayasuriya as he calmly punches the air in celebration. What a stellar job he is doing as coach, and Charith Asalanka is as skipper. This Sri Lankan juggernaut keeps churning out results, as they have now defeated Australia by a whopping 174 runs. Chasing an above par target, Australia needed a good start but Asitha Fernando had different ideas in mind. He ran through the top order as he picked three wickets within the powerplay, and Australia never got going after that. Skipper Steve Smith stuck around for a bit, but he kept losing partners once the spinners got into the attack. Three wickets for Hasaranga and four wickets for Wellalage ensured that Australia were bundled out for just 107 runs. Lots to ponder for this new look Australian team ahead of the Champions Trophy. Stick around...

Wellalage to Zampa, out Bowled!! That's that!! An arm ball from Wellalage, slides in after pitching on a length outside off, Zampa played for the turn and tried to cut it away. He misses and the ball strikes the top of middle stump. Sri Lanka win by 174 runs, their biggest win against Australia in ODIs. Zampa b Wellalage 8(9) [4s-1]

Wellalage to Zampa, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!

Wellalage to Zampa, 2 runs, flat delivery outside off, cut away in front of square for a couple of runs

Hasaranga to Zampa, 1 run, on a length and was the googly, punched down to long-on off the backfoot

Hasaranga to Sangha, 1 run, full on off, Sangha gets a leading edge on the glance that takes the ball to long-off

Hasaranga to Sangha, no run, on a length and straight, pushed back to the bowler off the backfoot

Hasaranga to Sangha, no run, tossed up onto off stump, defended by lunging forwards

Hasaranga to Sangha, 2 runs, slow, short and spinning away. Punched towards wide long-off

Hasaranga to Sangha, no run, on a length and goes on with the arm, Sangha shimmies forward and lucky that the ball deflects off his pads towards short fine. Would have been stumped otherwise

Wellalage to Sangha, 1 run, slider onto the pads, turned to backward square for a single

Wellalage to Sangha, no run, flat delivery that stays straight outside off, Sangha tries to cut but can't connect

Wellalage to Sangha, no run, pushed quicker and outside off, driven into the ground towards covers

Wellalage to Sangha, no run, fuller on off stump, driven to covers