Spinner Pabath Jayasuriya directed the charge with a five-wins load while Bangladesh was dropped for only 133 in their second cases, giving Sri Lanka a win from once and 78 runs, with hosts clinking a 1-0 victory in their series two rehearsals on Saturday.

Banglade Lost six wickets within 33 running after their attackers were unable to repeat the heroic that provided a draw in the first test in Galle on the way of Colombo.

“There was a difference between () two matches … this is a good amplifier of morality for us, losing casting and making the opposition under pressure“ Sri Lanka Captain Dhananjaya de Silva said at the post -match presentation ceremony.

After Bangladesh posted 247 in their first beginnings, opening Pathum Nissanka scored 158 in a performance of the match player, assisted by Dinesh Chandimal (93) and Kusal Mendis (84) after Sri Lanka secured a 211-run commander with a total of 458.

Anamul Haque (19) tried to give Bangladesh a quick start in the second ranks, but fell into Asitha Fernando (1-22), while his opening partner Shadam Islam (12) missed a covered car and was captured only three balls later after Jayasuriya (5-56) took his first wicker.

De Silva (2-13) blocked Bangladesh Skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto, who marked twins for centuries in the first test, with one leg before Wicket break to let visitors withdraw at 70-4.

“Very disappointing after how we finished the first test, the way this went“Said Shanto.”We had opportunities but … we have always taken easy opportunities and made mistakes while clashing“

Shanto later announced that he was withdrawing while the captain of the Bangladesh test.

“I do not want to continue as a captain in this format, and I want to deliver a clear message to everyone, this is not a personal matter. Is fully for improving the team, and I believe this will help the team“He told reporters.

Mushfiqur Rahim (26), the other Centurion of Bangladesh in the previous match, was the other that fell as he bowed to Jayasuriya, launching a collapse where Bangladesh lost their last five victories in less than 11 overs.

Sri Lanka will play three one-day international and three matches of twenty20 against Bangladesh next month, with the first ODI for Wednesday.

Look at the score card from the second test to the flashscore