ESPNcricinfo staff30-Jul-2016After Voges chipped a return catch to Rangana Herath, Mitchell Marsh and Smith added 43 as Australia chipped away at the target•Associated PressHowever, Sri Lanka’s spinners struck thrice just before lunch to leave Australia tottering at 141 for 7 at the break•Associated PressPeter Nevill and Steve O’Keefe, batting with a hamstring injury, resisted with a four-run stand off 178 balls•AFPHerath’s nagging accuracy, though, was too good for Australia. Before the tea break, he picked up the last wicket to finish with match figures of 9 for 103•AFPSri Lanka won by 106 runs – just their second Test win against Australia – to take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series•Associated Press