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India take late wickets but Sri Lanka resist on rain-hit day in Colombo

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India had a frustrating day against Sri Lanka in Colombo as the hosts' batters Pasindu Sooriyabandara and Kamindu Mendis controlled much of the play. The Indian bowlers struggled to make early inroads, allowing the Sri Lankan pair to dictate terms for a significant portion of the day. However, India managed to claim three late wickets to gain a foothold in the match before rain curtailed play. Sonal Dinusha remains the key remaining obstacle for India as they push for a series clean sweep.

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