- India declared the innings on 503 runs
- Sri Lanka lost 2 wickets for 8 runs
- The match will start early on the third day
India Vs Sri Lanka 2nd Test Match Updates: Currently, the second Test match between India and Sri Lanka is going on. Indian team has won the first match. Meanwhile, two days of the second Test have been completed. Indian team scored 503 runs while batting first. India announced their innings. Devdutt Padikal and Dhruva Jurelhas scored a brilliant century. Meanwhile, the third day's play will start early. Let's know more information about this.
IND vs SL 2nd Test: Burning start for Sri Lanka, 2 for 8; India declared on 503/9
Last two days India vs Sri Lanka match started at 10 am. Tomorrow, the third day of the India vs Sri Lanka Test match will start a little early. The match will start at 9:45 am (15 minutes earlier than usual time) on the third day on Tuesday. The decision has been taken to make up for the overs lost due to rain on the second day.
In the first innings, the Indian team made 503 and declared their innings. Devdutt Padikal scored 117 runs and Dhruv Jurel scored 115 runs. While captain Shubman Gill, Rishabh Pant also scored brilliant half-centuries. So India made a mountain of 503 runs.
IND Vs SL: 'Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan' on the field! Dhruv Jurel's Centenary Celebration Goes Viral
The second Colombo Test between India and Sri Lanka was played today. In the last session of the second day, India declared their first innings at 503 runs. Dhruv Jurel scored his second Test century and apart from this, Devdutt Padikkal also scored a century to put India on the right track. Sri Lanka have lost 2 wickets for just 8 runs after taking to the field in the first innings.
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