Australia beat SriLanka

Australia beat Sri Lanka by five points in a thrilling One Day (ODI) International Commonwealth Bank Series at WACA, Perth, Australia, Friday, February 10, 2012.
Batting first, the home team was unable to make a big impression and was just 231 points for 49.1 overs. Skipper Michael Clarke was the only batsman scoring a half century in the innings, as he top scored with 57 tracks.
However, the veteran drummer was not able to bat through the innings, which upset his side with five balls to spare saws. There were also a few starts of some of the few Australian batsmen other, but nobody was able to capitalize on this.
Sri Lanka's bowlers were disciplined and almost all chipped in, picking up wickets. Lasith Malinga, Nuwan Kulasekara and Anglo Mathews has managed to collect some few wickets in each innings.
In response, the tourists took a good start, with a long stroke of 40 by opener Tillakaratne Dilshan. However, wickets began to tumble after class 20, which has almost the feel of the game.

Mathews was not ready to give up, as he continued to score points, not to worry about the fall of wickets at the end. He scored above the competition with a 64-track tape firm, but was sacked in the last over when his side need to win six in a few
beads.
Australia Mitchell Starc was the pick of the bowlers, as he fired a few drummers, including Mathews in the final course.
Clarke was happy with his bowlers, but said the store had to shoot. He said: ... "Our bowlers won the praise We were probably 25-30 runs short on this wicket learn much Starc The wicket was a bit slow, no one has gone on
receive one hundred today. I felt a little bogged down with the bat, but he tried to hang with the other boys. "
On the other hand, Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene adds. "A great use of Angelo, but we gave too wickets in the overs way to lose our way, we work hard with the ball, we do not have some large stands with a bat" .