Two of the SENA nations are touring sub-continent sides right now, and both of them are facing horrible pitch conditions (New Zealand and South Africa). The funny thing is that SENA pitches have become more batsmen friendly during the last two decades, while the subcontinent pitches have become more and more spin-friendly. The issue is not the visitors adapting to the conditions. If that was the case then Sri Lanka would not have made a paltry total of 203 in the third match and 197 in the second match.
I would not saying that the pitch was good or bad but those who try to cover their lose on things like pitches is not good, it shows that they are not serious in improvement and only want to show themselves good in front of everyone. Even though i think the pitch was not perfect but they should have admitted that they lose by poor performance and would try to learn from their mistakes.