Opener Aaron Finch, who smashed 55 off 19 balls to set Australia on the path to a series win, identified that going hard in the mandatory Powerplay was the key to victory. Chasing 213, Australia sprinted to 35 for 0 in three overs, with Finch having scored all 35 runs. David Warner then found his groove with successive fours off left-arm spinner Amila Aponso as the visitors went on to slice 109 runs off the target in the first ten overs.In a small chase like that you tend to break the back of the chase as quick as you can, Finch said. As it worked out, we got off to a flyer and that was nice. There is no pre-planning that I am going to go and tee off. We want to cash in and capitalise on the first ten as much as we can. Thats always spoken about between myself and Davey and the guys coming in. It was about being aggressive in the first ten overs.Finch made a mockery of Sri Lankas attack and ran up an 18-ball half-century, equalling the Australian record shared by Simon ODonnell and Glenn Maxwell. Did Finch know that he was within touching distance of the record?No, I actually had no idea. I think three Victorians have all got it now, Finch said. I was disappointed not to beat Maxi, to be fair, I would have liked to have beaten Maxi. But Simon ODonnell, he was a revolutionary of the game, wasnt he? He was someone who played the game in a sort of modern-day way. I had absolutely no idea what the record was until you see it come up on the screen later on.Finch also criticised the quality of pitches in the series, something he had done during the ODI series opener at the Khettarama as well. Several balls raised puffs of dust on a deteriorating surface that was used for the third ODI too in Dambulla.Tough, tough conditions out there, he said. 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"It was definitely a very good match -- I was playing really good tennis," Radwanska said.Leinster cut the gap on leaders Connacht to just two points with a hard-fought 19-16 victory over Ospreys at the RDS Arena on Saturday. Dan Leavy scored the only try of the first half as the hosts went in 16-3 ahead at the break, Ian Madigan kicking three penalties to go along with the conversion.However, the visitors hit back in the second half, Sam Davies knocking over a penalty and then converting after Dan Baker had powered his way through to score. Madigan and Davies then traded penalties to keep the gap at just three points heading into the last 10 minutes but it proved enough for the hosts as they held on to record their fourth straight win.Ospreys made a good start to the match and took the lead in the third minute as fly-half Davies overcame the blustery conditions to kick the games first points.The hosts responded well, though, and took the lead after quarter of an hour as Leavy went over to complete an incisive Leinster break. Madigan exploited a gap in the Ospreys defence before passing to Fergus McFadden, the winger advancing to the visitors 22 before offloading to Leavy who was able to run in unchallenged. Ian Madigan made the break to set up the Leinster try From there on Leo Cullens side bossed the first half and kept the pressure on, earning three penalties - all successfully dispatched by Madigan - to ease themselves into a 13-point lead by half-time.ddddddddddddIt was a different story after the interval, though, as Ospreys came out fighting and really took the game to Leinster.Davies nudged over another penalty before, in the 61st minute, Baker crashed over after a sustained spell of Ospreys possession in the Leinster 22.Davies made no mistake with the conversion but the try seemed to jolt Leinster back into life having seen their lead whittled down to just three points.The Dublin side quickly moved forward and soon earned another penalty that Madigan put between the posts to maintain his perfect record on the afternoon. No sooner had they extended their lead, however, Leinster were pegged back. Davies again finding his mark from the kicking tee.That set things up for a grandstand finish but is was not to be as Leinster used all of their experience to see out the final 10 minutes with relative ease. ' ' '