Binny falls for 49, India lose 6th wicket

August 31, 2015 13:30

India 161-6 (45 ovs) & 312 vs SL 201 | Scorecard

Binny has changed tactics after the lunch break and is looking to play a bit more solidly to carry on his innings.

He looks to drive Herath but gets an edge for two runs before getting a single to take his score to 47.

Prasad comes back and starts with a wide half-volley which Binny crashes through the covers for a couple. But he falls off the next ball as Prasad gets him with the outswinger which Binny looks to defend but gets an edge and Tharanga completes a good catch at first slip.

Binny unlucky to miss out on a fifty as he walks back for a brisk 49, laced with seven fours from 62 balls.

Amit Mishra get a promotion as he walks out to bat ahead of Ravichandran Ashwin. He has looked good throughout the series and played a particularly good knock in the first innings.

He gets off the mark with a single from the last ball as India reach 161 for six in 45 overs.

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