- Sri Lanka team in tatters, 4 players back in tent by lunch
- The following will be shamed
- In Indian team form, exactly how the equation of WTC
IND vs SL: A two-match Test series is being played between India and Sri Lanka. Indian team won the first match of this series by 165 runs. The Indian team is looking strong in the second match as well. Batting first, the Indian team has put the Sri Lankan team in danger by scoring 503 runs. In fact, Sri Lanka are in danger of losing by an innings in this match. At India's will, Sri Lanka can give a follow-on in this match, but how many runs Sri Lanka will have to score to avoid a follow-on will surely be on the minds of the fans. Let's see in detail.
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How can Sri Lanka avoid a follow-on?
The Sri Lankan team looks to be in a tough spot in the second Test against India. On the second day, they lost two wickets for just eight runs. If Sri Lanka want to avoid a follow-on in this match, they need to score at least 303 runs. If they fail to do so, their team faces the follow-on and has to bat again. Team India's bowlers will plan to restrict Sri Lanka to less than this, which will give them a strong chance to win by an innings.
Centuries from Padikkal and Jurel strengthen India's position
Devdutt Padikkal and behind the strong position of Team India in this test match Dhruva Jurel His centuries have an important role. Devdutt Padikkal, who scored a century in the first match, also scored a century in this match. He scored 117 runs. Dhruv Jurrell remained unbeaten on 115, the second Test century of both the batsmen. Other batsmen also made small contributions, with Rishabh Pant and Ravindra Jadeja playing important knocks.
IND vs SL 2nd Test: Burning start for Sri Lanka, 2 for 8; India declared on 503/9
The final match of the World Test Championship is underway
Both the Indian team and Sri Lanka have a chance to reach the finals of the World Test Championship. Team India is at the fifth position, while Sri Lanka is at the sixth position. If the Indian team wins this match, they will move to the fourth position in the points table, while Sri Lanka will drop down to the seventh position. Conversely, if Sri Lanka win this match, there will be no change in their points table.