2 hours ago
- copy link
The Indian team is 6 wickets away from winning the Galle Test. The Sri Lankan team, which was chasing the target of 372 runs, lost 4 wickets for 84 runs in the second innings. He still has to score 288 more runs.
On Tuesday, stumps were called early due to bad light. Captain Dhananjay de Silva returned unbeaten on 31 and Sonal Dinusha returned unbeaten on 25 runs. There is a partnership of 37 runs between the two. Manav Suthar took 2 wickets, while Mohammed Siraj and Prasidh Krishna took 1 wicket each.
India had scored 462 runs in the first innings and 193 runs in the second innings. Sri Lanka’s first innings was limited to 284 runs, giving India a lead of 178 runs. By adding 193 runs in the second innings, India took a total lead of 371 runs.
Sri Lankan captain Dhananjay de Silva is unbeaten on 31 runs.
75% chance of rain in Galle today
There is a 75% chance of rain in Galle on Wednesday. Weather website Accuvator has predicted that it will start raining there from 4 am. The match was affected by rain all four days. Play had to be stopped on Tuesday also and stumps were called early due to bad light.
————————————-
Also read this news related to gall test…
Pant hits fastest 100 sixes in Test, breaks Gilchrist’s record; Moments-Records
Rishabh Pant has completed 100 sixes in Test cricket. He has become the fastest batsman in the world to do so. Pant broke the record of former Australian wicketkeeper batsman Adam Gilchrist. He also became the first batsman for India to score a century of sixes in Tests. Read full news
Source link
[ad_3]
