Chamika Karunaratne and the remainder of Sri Lanka's bowlers struck at ordinary spans to drive the home side to a series-evening out 26-run win against Australia in the second ODI. The guests could gather 189 in quest for a downpour updated focus of 216. After play continued, Australia began a forceful note with David Warner smacking three limits off Maheesh Theekshana. He likewise pulled Dushmantha Chameera to the limit hoardings. Right when Australia appeared to be edging ahead in the game, Dhananjaya de Silva won a LBW ruling against Aaron Finch. The Australian captain took the survey however without much of any result. Theekshana might have likewise gotten a wicket yet Sri Lanka didn't select a survey for a LBW claim against Warner. The ball-tracker later projected the ball would have collided with the center stump. De Silva, however, guaranteed the missed survey wouldn't end up being expensive as he fortified Warner with the one that remained a touch low. Steven Smith, who emerged to bat at No.3, thoroughly searched in fine touch, utilizing hurled shots against the spinners. In any case, Karunaratne unstuck Smith as Australia slid to 93 for 3. Dunith Wellalage then gouged Australia further by excusing both Travis Head and Marnus Labschagne. Yet again at that stage, Glenn Maxwell raised any desires for graphing a noteworthy success by gathering three limits off Wellalage. Simply just under the wire, Karunaratne got the valued scalp of Maxwell with a very much coordinated short ball. Chameera and Karunaratne then joined to go through the lower request and give the final details. Prior, Australia's threesome of Pat Cummins, Maxwell and the debutant Matthew Kuhnemann had divided eight riches among them as Sri Lanka were confined to 220 for 9 in 47.4 overs. At the fag end of the house side's innings, play was halted because of downpour. In the end, the downpour yielded yet the objective was modified. In the wake of being embedded into bat, Sri Lanka lost their openers with hardly a pause in between, with Kuhnemann and Cummins taking a scalp each. Sri Lanka's backbone in the main ODI, Kusal Mendis and Dhananjaya de Silva restored the innings with an opportune stand of 61. Cummins might have broken the stand however Travis Head spilled a catch to give Dhananjaya a respite. Cummins, however, was compensated for his perseverance when he ousted Dhananjaya with the more slow short ball. Chamika Karunaratne (18) and Dunith Wellalage (20) likewise contributed with helpful scores down the request to take the side past the 200-run mark, a score that ended up being sufficient eventually. Brief scores: Sri Lanka220/9 in 47.4 overs (Kusal Mendis 36; Pat Cummins 4-35) beat Australia 189 in 37.1 overs (Davi Warner 37; Chamika Karunaratne 3-47) by 26 runs via DLS Method