The International Cricket Council (ICC) has warned Sri Lanka after it prepared what it termed a 'poor' pitch for the recent first Test against Australia in Galle.
The match, won by Australia by a margin of 125 runs, was played between 31st August and 4th September and featured high levels of spin and bounce from the opening day.
Michael Clarke scored his first century since taking over as Australia captain to guide his side to a series-clinching draw against Sri Lanka on the final day of the third and final Test in Colombo.
Clarke's 112 ensured Australia scored 488 in their second innings to put the game beyond Sri Lanka, who closed on seven without loss having batted for two overs in their second innings.
Angelo Mathews and Phillip Hughes both scored unbeaten centuries on day four of the third and final Test between Sri Lanka and Australia in Colombo.
Mathews' maiden Test century enabled Sri Lanka to post 473 in reply to Australia's 316 while Hughes' first triple-figure score in Tests since March 2009 enabled Australia to close on 209 for three in their second innings and take a lead of 52 into the final day.
Four Sri Lankans scored half-centuries as they established a 113-run lead over Australia at stumps on day three of the third and final Test in Colombo.
Kumar Sangakkara, Mahela Jayawardene, Tillakaratne Dilshan and Angelo Mathews all passed 50 but Australia hit back as Sri Lanka closed on 428 for six in reply to 315.