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India Enforce Follow-on After Restricting Sri Lanka to 290 in Colombo Test | Sports-Games
- On Wednesday, India bowled out Sri Lanka for 290 on day four in Colombo and enforced the follow-on in the second and final Test, establishing dominance with a 213-run first-innings lead.
- Building on their 165-run victory at the Galle Test, India entered the match leading the series 1-0 and declared their first innings at 503/9 to establish a commanding advantage.
- Seamer Prasidh Krishna and spinner Manav Suthar took 3/52 and 3/85 respectively, while Sonal Dinusha anchored Sri Lanka's innings with a second successive century before being dismissed for 103.
- Debutant Saransh Jain secured the final breakthroughs as India took just 15 minutes on Wednesday to claim the last two Sri Lankan wickets and end the innings.
- Resuming the penultimate day at 265/8, Sri Lanka were eventually bundled out in 89.4 overs, with Pasindu Sooriyabandara contributing 80 runs to the total before the follow-on was enforced.
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India enforce follow-on after restricting Sri Lanka to 290 in Colombo Test | Sports-Games
India bowled Sri Lanka out for 290 in their first innings and enforced the follow-on on Day 4 of the second Test at the Sinhalese Sports Club on Wednesday, leaving the hosts 213 runs behind after the visitors had declared at 503/9.
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Colombo Test: Dinusha Century Not Enough As India Enforce Follow-On On Day 4
Rising Sri Lankan all-rounder Sonal Dinusha scored a century, but it wasn't enough to prevent India from enforcing the follow-on in the second Test. India secured a 213-run first-innings lead after bowling out Sri Lanka for 290.
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