Pandya, Kuldeep steady India's innings

August 13, 2017 11:22

India 374-7 (102 ovs) vs SL | Scorecard

Sri Lanka make a change as medium pacer Dimuth Karunratne comes into the attack ahead of the two left-arm spinners, who bowled well on Day 1.

Pandya has a go at the first ball but misses before he takes a single off the fourth ball.

Fernando tries a short ball as Pandya pulls it square on the leg side for a four before he turns the third ball on the leg side for a couple to take the score to 368 for seven in 100 overs.

Kuldeep makes room and guides a wide delivery from Karunaratne past point for a four followed by a single.

India have progressed well after the early wicket of Saha to reach 374 for seven in 102 overs.

Pandya has looked solid on 22, while Kuldeep is looking to just hold his end to score a gritty 16.

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