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India Need 12 Wickets to Seal Series as Sri Lanka Lower Order Fights Back

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India faced an unexpectedly difficult day in Colombo as Sri Lanka's lower-order batters put up strong resistance in the ongoing Test match. What appeared to be a straightforward task for the Indian bowlers turned into a grinding challenge. The stubborn lower-order partnership shifted the momentum, leaving India with 12 wickets still to claim. With limited time remaining in the match, India's chances of completing a 2-0 series victory have become more challenging.

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