Harbhajan out for 14, India lose 7th wicket

August 13, 2015 15:43

Ind 1st inns: 331-7 (100 ovs) vs SL 183 | Scorecard

Kaushal errs with his length and gifts Saha a wide half-volley which he drills through the covers for a four to take his score to 32. A no-ball coupled with three more singles makes it eight runs from the over as the lead approaches the 150-run mark.

Saha plays the fine sweep but gets it a bit squarer for two runs before he defends the rest of the over.

Harbhajan is dismissed in the next over as he shuffles across his stumps and looks to sweep but misses and is bowled for 14. He never looked comfortable at the wicket and played quite a few risky sweep shots which ultimately caused his downfall.

After 100 overs, India are 331 for seven with Saha unbeaten on 36. India's lead is now 148 runs which could prove vital on this pitch still offering a lot of assistance to the spinners.

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