Mishra bowled for 10, India lose 8th wicket

August 13, 2015 16:00

Ind 1st inns: 344-8 (104 ovs) vs SL 183 | Scorecard

Amit Mishra gives Herath the charge and lofts him straight down the ground for a four as the Indian lead crosses the 150-run mark.

Meanwhile, Kaushal has managed to get his control back as he bowls a tight over, conceding just two runs in his 27th over.

With Mishra looking to attack the spinners, Sri Lanka decide to bring fast bowler Prasad. Mishra drives the second ball on the off-side for a single before Saha tucks a short ball on the leg side for one.

Prasad tempts Mishra with a wide bouncer but the right-hander lets it go before he pulls the last ball for a single on the leg side.

But he falls in the next over. He comes down the track to Kaushal and looks for a big hit down the ground but misses it completely and is bowled for 10.

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