India tighten grip on Sri Lanka in second Test
COLOMBO, 25 August, 2026 (Nosheen): Sri Lanka were battling to avoid the follow-on when rain brought an early end to play on the third day of the second Test against India on Tuesday, with the hosts struggling at 265-8. Sri Lanka still need 39 more runs to avoid being asked to bat again, having fallen 238 runs behind India's first-innings total of 503-9 declared. Only 80.4 of the scheduled 98 overs could be bowled during the day due to persistent rain. India fast-bowling coach Morne Morkel said his team was looking to dismiss Sri Lanka quickly on the fourth day and enforce the follow-on.“With the amount of rain that is around, it takes a lot of time to put the covers on and take covers off,” Morkel told reporters. “So given the lead we have, we want to ask them to follow on and p...





