Watch: Incredible scenes in Colombo as fans go 'wild' after Sri Lanka's emotional last-ball prevail upon Australia in fourth ODI

 Sri Lanka secured a unimaginable series prevail upon Australia during the fourth ODI of the series in Colombo. In an exhilarating game that went to the absolute last chunk of the match at the R Premadasa Stadium, the home side held its nerve to beat Australia by four runs, taking an unassailable 3-1 lead in the five-match series. Batting first, Sri Lanka scored 258 with Charitha Asalanka (110) crushing a splendid hundred years; in answer, Australia could reach 254, because of a trained bowling exertion from the hosts

A country managing its most horrendously terrible financial emergency and high expansion for a really long time at last had something to praise, because of its cricket crew's extraordinary success over the Aussie side. This was Sri Lanka's most memorable home two-sided ODI series prevail upon Australia in thirty years.

As Sri Lanka secured a last ball spine chiller, the group at the R Premadasa Stadium went wild with its festivals:

Australia required 19 off the last over bowled by captain Shanaka, and negative. 10 player Matthew Kuhnemann (15) hit three limits to get the guests' condition down to five runs expected off the last ball to keep the series alive. Be that as it may, he was deluded by a more slow conveyance, catching up with it straight in the air for Charith Asalanka to get in the covers.

Eventually, David Warner's 99 wasn't exactly sufficient to get the Australians over the line after Asalanka hit a 106-ball 110 and Dhananjaya de Silva scored 60 from 61 conveyances for Sri Lanka.

"Against such a quality assault it was an extreme ask and we are happy we came through," Asalanka said. "I strolled in with us three down for very few inside 10 overs. Exceptional credit to Dhananjaya de Silva, who eased the heat off from me with the manner in which he batted."