The match saw an interesting moment when Australian captain Alyssa Healy's sharp wit and tactical review led to the crucial dismissal of Sri Lankan skipper Chamari Athapaththu, shifting the momentum firmly in Australia's favour early in the game. The incident occurred early in the Sri Lankan innings after the visitors won the toss and elected to bat first. Athapaththu had adopted a cautious approach, scoring just three runs from her first 11 deliveries against the reigning champions. Healy, ever the vocal presence behind the stumps, grew impatient with Athapaththu's slow scoring rate, and decided to sledge her Sri Lankan counterpart. She was heard taunting Athapaththu, "Oh my God, play a shot Chamari." Athapaththu took the bait and attempted a big slog towards cow corner on the very next ball bowled by Australian spinner Ash Gardner. However, she missed the shot, and the ball struck her on the pads. Although umpire Sue Redfern initially shook her head, ruling not out, Healy was quick to call for a review. The ball-tracking technology confirmed what Healy suspected-Athapaththu was absolutely plumb in front. The Sri Lankan captain walked off for 3 (12), leaving her side reeling at 2-6 in the fourth over, setting the tone for Sri Lanka's struggles throughout the match. Watch the dismissal: