Australia got 15 texts on the fourth day of the first test in Galle for Sri Lanka's condemnation of its biggest experimental defeat through roles and 242 runs.
The left roundabout Matt Conneman took nine share in his first two -year test in a match dominated by a rotational ball.
Kuhnemann and Nathan Lyon, who took seven share in the match, took the five five tips from the first roles of the hosts of nine runs only before Captain Steve Smith imposed the follow -up.
Late 489 runs, Sri Lanka was rejected for 247 with Jeffrey Vandersai's inactivity, which provides the main resistance with 53.
Appeal at 136-5 after the last two sessions lost from the third day in front of the rain, Sri Lanka collapsed to Kunman and Lyon with the loss of the last five share of them in a little more than four games. Dinesh Chandimal fell on Lyon for 72, while Kuhnemann, 28, completed his second field in his four tests so far to achieve 5-63.
Soon, Sri Lanka Al -Fattahin lost Al -Fattin at the beginning of their second roles, as Mitchell Stark designed Ubw Fernando in third place while Todd Murphy was out of the match, opened the attack, and Demouth Karunaratin entered nothing.
Chandimal, Angelo Mathews, Kamindu Mendis, Captain Dhanjaya De Silva and Kusal Mendis created at least 30 but they could not go to greater degrees.
Kunemann and Lyon worked on their way through the beating order in Sri Lanka, while goalkeeper Alex Carey continued his good presentation behind the wikit with the calmness of the third match.
Vandersai last Australia's victory with entertaining roles of 47 delivery processes before Kuhnemann cut into Starc at a point to complete Australia's huge victory.
The second series of the test series at the International Stadium begins on February 6.
