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Rain Delays India's Series Clinch as Sri Lanka Reach 229/6 on Day Four

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Sri Lanka closed day four of the second Test at 229 for six, keeping India's series victory on hold. Sonal Dinusha anchored the innings with a century, while Pasindu Sooriyabandara and Kamindu Mendis added a vital 115-run partnership to mount a fightback. India's bowlers struck late in the day to reassert control over the match. However, rain and poor light forced an early end to play, pushing the decisive moments to day five. Sri Lanka must bat through the final day to avoid defeat and a series loss.

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