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India have only once defended a smaller total than 112. That was 105, against Bangladesh in Mirpur three years ago.
Tyagi: "112/10 .. What is it !! Bowling Pitch ? Good Bowling ?? Bad Batting ???" -- A bit of everything. The new ball was genuinely difficult to bat against - the ball was seaming just a touch, but more than that, the pitch was two-paced initially, and a number of India's batsmen got through their shots just that touch early. Plus Lakmal and Mathews bowled really, really well, and kept making the batsmen play.
2.45pm India are all out for 112. It could have been a whole lot worse - they were 29 for 7 at one point - had it not been for Dhoni and his expert shepherding of the lower order. Still, Sri Lanka are odds on to win this, and Suranga Lakmal, who bowled 10 overs on the trot to finish with figures of 4 for 13, remains the player who has made the most impact on this match. But India have given themselves the slimmest of chances now. We'll be back after the innings break to bring you Sri Lanka's chase.
MS Dhoni c Gunathilaka b Perera 65 (129m 87b 10x4 2x6) SR: 74.71
Thisara.
END OF OVER:38 | (maiden) | IND: 108/9 | RR: 2.84
- Yuzvendra Chahal0 (9b)
- MS Dhoni61 (85b)
- Nuwan Pradeep10-4-37-2
- Sachith Pathirana4-1-16-1