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da casino： ESPNcricinfo staff14-Aug-2016But the other overnight batsman, Dinesh Chandimal, batted on to bring up his seventh Test century and add to Australia’s misery•Associated PressHe was ably supported for the eighth wicket by Rangana Herath, who compiled a feisty 33 off 71 before retiring hurt after being hit in the groin by a Josh Hazlewood delivery•AFPSoon, Mitchell Starc mopped up the last two wickets to register his third consecutive five-wicket haul, as Sri Lanka were finally bowled out for 355•AFPDavid Warner started brightly, starting the innings with a six off Dilruwan Perera•AFPBut he departed just nine balls into his innings, when de Silva found his bottom edge and Kusal Perera took a smart catch behind the wicket•AFPSteven Smith, who came in at No. 3, played positively for his 61* off 108, stroking five fours and a six•AFPMarsh, who made 64* off 141, kept Smith company and the two saw Australia through to stumps with an unbeaten 120-run partnership•AFP