Updated On: 13 September, 2023 05:00 AM IST | Colombo | R Kaushik
Skipper Rohit Sharma top scores with 53 on turning track as India post second win in consecutive days to beat SL by 41 runs; Lankan Wellalage’s all round show in vain

India skipper Rohit Sharma during his 53 against Sri Lanka in Colombo yesterday. Pic/AP, PTI
India started both, their batting and bowling stints against Sri Lanka, on a rousing note, but the hosts fought back brilliantly in both disciplines at the R Premadasa Stadium on Tuesday.
Playing for the third day in a row, India showed no signs of physical or mental fatigue during the early stages of their Asia Cup Super 4 encounter against the hosts, but once Shubman Gill was dismissed after a roaring 80-run alliance with his captain Rohit Sharma, they were choked by the assortment of Sri
Lanka’s spinners.