ESPNcricinfo staff04-Aug-2016Kusal Perera and Kusal Mendis then steadied the hosts with a 108-run partnership•Associated PressMendis was particularly fluent, stroking ten fours and two sixes as he continued his good form•AFPBut Nathan Lyon ended the stand when he had Perera caught at slip for 49•Associated PressMendis then shared a half-century stand with Angelo Mathews, who played an enterprising innings as well•AFPStarc returned to produce a beauty to have Mendis caught behind for 86 and bring up his 100th Test wicket•Associated PressTwenty balls later, Josh Hazlewood had Dinesh Chandimal caught at short midwicket to reduce Sri Lanka to 199 for 5•Associated PressMitchell Marsh also chipped in after tea, having Mathews caught behind for 54•Associated PressNo. 7 Dhananjaya de Silva hit six fours in his 37…•Associated Press… before becoming left-arm spinner Jon Holland’s maiden international victim•AFPStarc castled Rangana Herath and Lakshan Sandakan to dismiss Sri Lanka for 281 in 73.1 overs•AFPHe ended with figures of 5 for 44, the best by a visiting seamer in Galle•Associated PressVishwa Fernando, who replaced Nuwan Pradeep in the XI, struck with his second ball in Test cricket when he had Joe Burns pulling to midwicket•AFPDavid Warner, however, led the charge with aggression and lashed seven fours…•AFP…before falling to Dilruwan Perera for 42 off 41 balls at the stroke of stumps. Australia still trailed by 227 runs•AFP