David Warner's fiery knock and lethal bowling from the hosts outclassed

in the first T20I at the Adelaide Oval. The men in black won by a massive margin of 134 runs.

Return to the T20I side and that too on his 33rd birthday, Aussie opener David Warner wanted to make the day memorable and he did it in style.  Warner scored his maiden T20I hundred in just 50 balls and powered

to a mammoth score of 233 in 20 overs. With 10 fours and 4 massive sixes, Warner remained at the crease till the end and made sure the hosts end on a high. Skipper

also played a blinder of an innings as he scored 64 off just 36 balls. The stage was all set for

to come and attack right from the word go and he did exactly that. Maxwell hammered 62 off just 28 balls and helped Warner to reach to his hundred. Kasun Rajitha had a nightmare of a day to forget as he conceded 75 runs in just 4 overs and also departed for a second-ball duck. Only Sandakan and Shanaka managed to pick up one wicket each, although they both were expensive as well. In reply, Sri Lanka batters had a mountain to climb and they called for further trouble after a really poor start.

was the first man to depart for a duck followed by Gunathilaka and Rajapaksa. With 13/3, Sri Lanka already looked like out of the game and Australia's clinical bowling made sure that they close all doors to make a comeback into the game. Leg-spinner

led the bowling attack with three wickets while

and

picked up two wickets each to restrict visitors to only 99 with the loss of 9 wickets.

: AUS 233/2 (20 ov)| Warner 100*, Maxwell 62 | Shanaka 1/10 SL 99/9 (20 ov) | Perera 16 | Starc 2/18, Zampa 3/14

: Australia won by 134 runs