CricBait | Ravindra Jadeja’s fitting tribute to Shane Warne, puts Team India in total control on Day 2

Updated : Mar 05, 2022 17:41
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CricBait | Ravindra Jadeja’s fitting tribute to Shane Warne as he puts Team India in total control vs Sri Lanka on Day 2. Yash Chawla speaks to Shubham Mishra, Ikpreet Singh & Archeet Nayar

After losing 4 crucial wickets in the last session of Day 2, Sri Lanka will be needing a great deal of grit and resilience on Day 3 of the 1st Test against India to avoid a big defeat at Mohali.

At stumps on Day 2, Sri Lanka were reeling at 108-4 with Pathum Nissanka and Charith Asalanka on the crease.

Dimuth Karunaratne and Lahiru Thirimanne provided the visitors with a steady start after India declared their first innings on 574-8 at tea.

Also read: IND vs SL 1st Test: Ravindra Jadeja smashes his second century in Test cricket

The spin duo of Ashwin and Jadeja then removed both the openers in quick succession. With Angelo Mathews and Pathum Nissanka at the crease, Sri Lanka hoped of no more casualty. But Bumrah produced a fiery spell in the last hour of play and trapped Mathews in front of the wicket.

Ravichandran Ashwin got the wicket of Dhananjaya de Silva five overs later to put the Islanders in a spot of bother going into Day 3.

Earlier, Ravindra Jadeja produced a masterclass with the bat and scored an unbeaten 175 before Rohit Sharma decided to declare at 574/8.

Also read: IND vs SL 1st Test: Team India score their 1st 500+ total after 42 innings

Ravindra JadejaShane WarneAshwinVirat KohliRohit SharmaTeam IndiaIndia Vs Sri LankaShane Warne Passes Away

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