- Sri Lanka got a follow on
- The Indian cricket team bowled Sri Lanka's first innings for 290 runs
- In the second test also Sri Lanka's grain
IND vs SL: In the second Test against India, Sri Lanka's first innings ended on 290 runs. Sri Lanka were bowled out in the first session of the fourth day at the Sinhalese Sports Club ground in Colombo. Batting first, India declared their innings at 503 for 9. In the Colombo Test Sri Lanka lost 7 wickets for just 173 runs, but still managed to reach 290 runs. India has a lead of 213 runs in the first innings.
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India imposes a follow-on on Sri Lanka
The Indian team has decided to impose a follow-on in Colombo. Sri Lanka needed 304 runs to avoid the follow-on, but couldn't. On the morning of the fourth day, Samarshan Jain took both Sri Lankan wickets. First, he took the wicket of Lahiru Kumar, taking the first wicket of his Test career. After that, he dismissed the centurion Sonal to wrap up Sri Lanka's innings. Only Sonal Dinush from Sri Lanka tried to fight unilaterally.
Performance of Indian team
The Indian team's goal was to eliminate Sri Lanka before the follow-on was imposed. The weather in Colombo is bad and it is raining continuously. Hence, Team India was eager to impose a follow-on on Sri Lanka. Manav Suthar and Prashant Krishna took three wickets each, while Samantha Jain took two wickets. Ravindra Jadeja and Mohammad Siraj took one wicket each.
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Sonal Dinush's two centuries in a row
Young Sri Lankan batsman Sonal Dinush scored a century in this innings. He came to the crease on the fourth day in an aggressive mood. He hit a four and a six off two consecutive balls from Samram Jain. He then completed his second century with a boundary off the bowling of the famous Krishna. He completed his century in 147 balls. In summary Dinusha scored 103 runs before being caught in the slips off the bowling of Jain. During this he faced 162 balls and hit three sixes and eight fours. He also scored a century against India in the first match of the series.
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