Sri Lanka's batting had been under the microscope in recent weeks, but the top order silenced critics with a commanding display.

Besides an impressive trophy, the winning side will earn a whopping $2.24 million, an ICC statement said, while the runners-up will receive $1.12 million.

Slot could face no further action, be reminded of his responsibilities, or be charged, which would likely result in a touchline ban.

Former Masters winner Reed aced the "watering hole" par-three 12th at the Grange Golf Club.

Sri Lankan number three Kusal Mendis came out swinging with a century as the hosts made 281-4 in Friday's second ODI against a much-changed Australia.