Sri Lanka will have a chance to go on the top of the ICC ODI Championship table for the first time in their history if they manage to beat Australia 4-1 or better in the five-match One-day Cricket series, which begins in Pallekele tomorrow. India, meanwhile, will remain static at number three shot in the table with 117 points.Four-time world champion Australian team, which has been holding the top spot since September 2009, currently is on 130 ratings points and leads second-placed Sri Lanka by 12 ratings points.