India in control; SL 289-8 at lunch on Day 3

July 28, 2017 12:03

SL 289-8 (77 ovs) vs India 600 | Scorecard

Perera slog sweeps Jadeja to deep midwicket for two runs before he defends the rest of the over. Kumara gets a lifeline off the last ball as he comes down a long way trying to steal a single before he is sent back but Pandya misses with the direct hit from point with the batsman out of his crease.

Sensibly, Kohli brings back Ashwin with Kumara on strike but the left-hander manages to see off the rest of the over.

Perera gets a thick outside edge which goes past the slip fielder for a four and then takes a single before Kumara plays out the rest of the over to end the morning session.

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