India coach says Jaiswal should not have engaged in on-field spat with Fernando

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Yashasvi Jaiswal was dismissed for 45 by Sri Lankan pacer Fernando in the 17th over of the match. Fernando gave Jaiswal a heated send-off and appeared to exchange words with the departing batter. Jaiswal initially began to walk away but turned back to confront Fernando, with the two players coming face to face. Their helmets nearly touched as the altercation intensified on the field. Team India's coach later remarked that Jaiswal should not have moved so close to the bowler during the exchange.

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