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David Warner Century Helps Australia To 321-6 In The Final

David Warner Century Helps Australia To 321-6 In The Final.David Warner Scored His Maiden Century in Limited Overs International as Australia set Sri Lanka,The Imposition of a Target of 322 to Win the1 tri-series final.
David Warner Broke 163 of 157 Items, including 13 Boundaries and 2 sixes, Before he Was Hit by Dammika Prasad in the last Ball of the Innings.



 That Ended the Opening partnership, Australia's largest facility in the Series. Wade was the aggressor early and 18 races left in the 15 over, which was launched Malinga longer for 6 years, and Crackled him through extra cover for four. He was typically Strong-side Outside and brought his half century of Delivery of the 52nd With a Push to the Side From The Return of Tillakaratne Dilshan.

Wade Slipped Through a Single Direct Hit And Upul Tharanga at the end of the Non-striker Allowed The Batsmen to Take Another 2 Overthrows. After the departure of Wade, Shane Watson made ​​21 and was Caught in the Deep leg Face Maharoof, who Had Returned to the Part of Sri Lanka, After Missing Friday's Game in Melbourne due to a Back Injury.

As it turned out, the part-time Dilshan was the Best Player in Sri Lanka, and while there were neglected in the Field, They Have been a huge challenge. But After the persecution of India in Hobart on Tuesday, this series has Shown that anything is possible.
 
The left-hander 25 Years old,Shared a Stand of 136-run Opening with Matthew Wade (64) and Started 50 for the Second Window with Shane Watson (21) to Establish Offices in Australia to 321-6 on Sunday.

The Captain Michael Clarke,Who Returned from Injury and Elected to bat After winning the Toss, Scored 37 From 25 Balls in a 64-run sixth-Pedestrian Position David Warner after Falling Himself for the Purpose of Giving the Great possibilities Hitters Batting Power Play.

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