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India vs Sri Lanka 2nd Test Day 3: Krishna and Suthar shine as Dinusha resists
✍️ India.com
🗓 26 Aug 2026, 06:03 AM
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On day three of the second Test, India’s bowlers Krishna and Suthar delivered incisive spells, yet Sri Lanka’s Dinusha held his ground, preventing a collapse.
Day three of the second Test between India and Sri Lanka saw a tussle between the two sides' bowlers and batsmen. India, looking to tighten the grip after a steady first innings, turned to their pace attack for breakthroughs.
Krishna opened the spell with a sharp length, extracting bounce that unsettled the Sri Lankan top order and claimed two wickets within his first ten overs. His disciplined line forced the visitors into a defensive stance.
Following Krishna, Suthar continued the pressure, delivering a series of swinging deliveries that claimed another wicket and kept the run rate in check. His spell was marked by consistent accuracy, denying the Sri Lankan batsmen any easy scoring opportunities.
Despite the Indian onslaught, Sri Lanka’s lower‑order batsman Dinusha displayed resilience, defending stoutly and adding valuable runs that prevented a wholesale collapse. His resistance ensured Sri Lanka remained within touching distance, setting up a competitive finish to the day's play.
Krishna opened the spell with a sharp length, extracting bounce that unsettled the Sri Lankan top order and claimed two wickets within his first ten overs. His disciplined line forced the visitors into a defensive stance.
Following Krishna, Suthar continued the pressure, delivering a series of swinging deliveries that claimed another wicket and kept the run rate in check. His spell was marked by consistent accuracy, denying the Sri Lankan batsmen any easy scoring opportunities.
Despite the Indian onslaught, Sri Lanka’s lower‑order batsman Dinusha displayed resilience, defending stoutly and adding valuable runs that prevented a wholesale collapse. His resistance ensured Sri Lanka remained within touching distance, setting up a competitive finish to the day's play.