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ram: "@Nimesh, IMO India has more than enough time in this test to push a win. 2 full days against SL is more than enough with lead around 400. Rohit is coming back to the team and 100 would do more good than harm to team benefit. If this declaration was waiting on day 4 last session for the 100 this argument is true!"
Omkesh: "Has Samarawickrama recoverd from his injury?" --- Yes, he was on the field all day today.
Ramaneesh Goyal: "Very interestingly, Indian batsmen (including extras) scored in 3-digits or single digit. None of them in double digits!"
3:53pm And with his century comes India's declaration. I reckon that gives India about eight overs to bowl this evening. A lead of 405 runs. If you're a Sri Lankan bowler, you're hoping your team doesn't lose a wicket. Imagine having to be nightwatchman after all this carnage. Catch you in a bit.
END OF OVER:176 | 7 Runs | IND: 607/6
- Wriddhiman Saha1 (5b)
- Rohit Sharma99 (159b)
- Dilruwan Perera45-2-202-3
- Dasun Shanaka26-4-100-1
Nimesh Nambiar: "If this game is getting dragged for Rohit's benefit, it is not very sportman-like, IMO. There would always be someone's 50 or 100, we need to get on with the game. Should have declared by now, anybody?"
END OF OVER:175 | 3 Runs | IND: 600/6
- Wriddhiman Saha1 (4b)
- Rohit Sharma92 (154b)
- Dasun Shanaka26-4-100-1
- Dilruwan Perera44-2-195-3