That sparked the beginning of Sri Lanka's troubles as Johnson took control with the ball.
Mahela Jayawardene (three) was the first of his victims and Kumar Sangakkara followed soon after, pushing to short extra cover for 13.
Bollinger accounted for Dinesh Chandimal (12), before Johnson came to the fore once more with the dismissals of Angelo Mathews (15) and Jeevan Mendis (two).
Suraj Randiv and Nuwan Kulasekara put up more of a fight for the eighth wicket, producing six fours and three sixes between them in an entertaining spell which delighted the home crowd and reaped 60 runs.
It was Johnson who eventually broke the partnership, though, to complete his five-wicket haul, removing Randiv on 41 with Doherty taking the catch at long-off.
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