Pujara and Rahane perish, India in trouble

November 20, 2017 10:34

India 213-4 (53 ovs) & 172 vs SL 294 | Scorecard

Lakmal continues his wicket ways!

He gets a short ball to rise more than expected outside the off-stump as Pujara looks to defend but gets hit on the handle as Dilruwan Perera comes up with a stunning catch at gully, diving forward to take it low.

The umpires decide to consult with the TV umpire, who confirms that the catch is clean and Pujara has to make his way back after scoring 22.

India in trouble as Lakmal strikes again in the over as Ajinkya Rahane is given leg before wicket.

He decides to take the DRS after consulting with his captain Kohli. The ball tracker shows the ball is clipping the top of the stump which means the umpire decision stays and Rahane makes his way back for a duck.

Two wickets in the over as India find themselves in trouble on 213 for three in 53 overs, with a lead of 91 runs.

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