India need 4 wickets to wrap up Sri Lanka's innings as rain cuts short Day 4; Home side lead by 16 runs
Colombo, Aug. 26 -- India regained control after a disciplined bowling effort before rain brought an early end to play on day 4 of the second Test, with the visitors claiming 6 wickets in Sri Lanka's second innings after enforcing the follow-on on Wednesday.
At stumps on Day 4, Sri Lanka are 229/,6 leading by 16 runs with Sonal Dinusha (7) and Keshara Nuwantha (3) unbeaten on the crease.
India had wrapped up Sri Lanka's first innings early in the morning before asking the hosts to bat again. Sri Lanka's top order showed greater resilience in the second innings, with Pasindu Sooriyabandara once again impressing with a fluent 92.
Sooriyabandara forged a crucial 115-run partnership with Kamindu Mendis, and the pair appeared to have put Sr...
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