Australian fast bowler Mitchell Johnson said he relished the slow wicket on which he set up Australia's victory in the first ODI against Sri Lanka
Australian fast bowler Mitchell Johnson said he relished the slow wicket on which he set up Australia's victory in the first ODI against Sri Lanka.
The left-arm paceman finished with a career-best 6-31 in his 100th one-dayer as Australia restricted Sri Lanka to 191 before racing to a seven-wicket win on Wednesday night. "You know it's always going to be a challenge in these conditions. It's always hot, the wickets are always pretty flat and slow," Johnson, 29, said after the day-night encounter.
"You get yourself up for these challenges. I felt pretty calm. It was my hundredth game which was pretty exciting."
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