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• The anger of Prabhat Jayasuriya is the mercury

• Sri Lanka demanded that the match be stopped due to insufficient light

• The players are back in the tent with only 2 out of 8 runs

IND vs SL: On the second day of the ongoing second Test in Colombo, there was a big drama at the end of the day on the ground. The Sri Lankan batsmen tried to stop the match citing insufficient light, while the umpires checked the light meter and continued play. The situation worsened when Prabhat Jayasuriya, who came in to bat as the night watchman, was caught (LBW) by spinner Manav Suthar and returned to the dressing room screaming. He threw away his gloves in anger. The entire incident was caught on camera and is now going viral.

Earlier, the last two sessions of the second day were heavily affected by heavy rain. When India declared their innings at 503 runs, the Sri Lankan team came out to bat. Dark clouds were spread over the field. As a result, he complained that the Sri Lankan batsmen were having trouble seeing the ball at the Sinhalese Sports Club (SSC) ground. In the second over, the famous Krishna gave Sri Lanka a major blow by dismissing Udara.

IND vs SL 2nd Test: Burning start for Sri Lanka, 2 for 8; India declared on 503/9

Jayasuriya angrily threw the gloves in the dressing room

On the advice of the umpires, India played spinners instead of fast bowlers to make the ball look easier. However, left-arm orthodox spinner Manav Suthar bowled Jayasuriya on the last ball of his first over. That fast armball hit Jayasuriya's pads, causing the umpires to raise their fingers.

Jayasuriya was of the opinion that the direction and length of the ball could not be recognized properly due to inadequate lighting and expressed his anger by blaming the umpires for his dismissal. Jayasuriya had also expressed his anger in the field. He returned to the pavilion cursing.

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Maximum of Jurel and Padikkal

Winning the toss and batting first, Devdutt Padikkal scored 117 runs for India on the first day, while By Dhruv Jurel On the second day, he made an unbeaten innings of 115 runs. India declared their first innings at 503 for nine on the back of half-centuries from captain Shubman Gill (50) and Rishabh Pant (63).