Colombo, Aug. 25 -- As India kept Sri Lanka on the back foot at the end of day two of the second Test against Sri Lanka at Colombo on Monday, Indian seamer Prasidh Krishna stressed that his aggression is reflected in the intensity and discipline he brings to his bowling rather than his on-field demeanour.

He believes that his bowling length varies according to the pitch and conditions, with the team's analysts and coaches helping determine the ideal areas to target.

After India declared at 503/9, Sri Lanka finished the second day on 8/2, with debutant Kamil Mishara unbeaten on five. Krishna claimed the first wicket for India, dismissing Lahiru Udara for just one.

"Yeah, I would like to say so. I mean, aggression can come out in differe...