SL vs AUS: David Warner becomes second batter to get stumped out on 99 in ODIs

 Australian opener David Warner set up a phenomenal show against Sri Lanka in the fourth ODI of the series, yet the game didn't go in support of himself. Warner was befuddled by Niroshan Dickwella when he wanted only one hurry to get to a much-anticipated 100 years. Being excused at 99(112), Warner became one of only a handful of exceptional players to have out on 99, and furthermore turned out to be only the second player to get confused out on 99 in ODIs, after India's VVS Laxman.

Warner battled to hit a greatest, however his innings included 12 brilliant limits. At the point when he contacted 99, the southpaw gave off an impression of being en route to finishing his global vocation's greatest century droop, however he proved unable, and he as of now remains at 48 innings, without 100 years, across all arrangements. Consequently, the match moved altogether in Sri Lanka's approval, giving them their first respective ODI series triumph against Australia at home beginning around 1992.

In the mean time, Warner drove the group's pursuit like a fighter, as he had the option to get the significant runs that his colleagues, tragically, proved unable. After Warner, the second-most elevated run-scorer from the group was Pat Cummins, who indented up 35 runs off 43 conveyances. While it seemed to be a simple pursue for the guests, the hosts gave them a truly challenging time on the field.

Discussing how the game worked out, at the R.Premadasa Stadium in Colombo, Australia won the throw and chose for bowl first. The bowlers got going quite well and diminished the hosts to 34/3 in the tenth over. What saved Lanka from the difficulty was the fourth-wicket stand of 101 runs between Dhananjaya de Silva and Charith Asalanka as the pair made all the difference for their group.

While De Silva was excused subsequent to crossing his 50 years score, Asalanka figured out how to keep even-tempered and created on the field and sack a tremendous hundred years prior to strolling off at 110(106). Australia doled out the hosts for 258 runs in the 49th over. Sri Lanka offered a befitting answer as a trade off, as they excused opener, Aaron Finch, for a duck.

Warner was splendid with the bat however didn't get a lot of help from the opposite end. His organization with Mitchell Marsh and Travis Head assisted the guests with stopping the pursuit, however Dasun Shanaka splendidly limited the players in the last over as Sri Lanka dominated the match by a nearby edge of only four runs, confining Australia to 254 out of 50 overs.