Sri Lanka bowlers strike back on rain-curtailed Day 2 of Galle Test

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Day 2 of the India vs Sri Lanka Test in Galle was heavily disrupted by rain, leaving only around 90 minutes of play possible. Sri Lanka's bowlers used the limited time effectively, dismissing India's overnight batters in quick succession to bring the hosts back into the match. Despite the late collapse, India had built a strong position largely thanks to Devdutt Padikkal's impressive knock of 167, supported by a valuable lower-order partnership. The Galle pitch is now showing increasing turn and bounce, conditions that are expected to favour Sri Lanka's spinners as the match progresses.

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