IND vs SL Warm-Up Match Shortened to Three Days Ahead of Tests

India's warm-up match against Sri Lanka has been reduced to three days, now scheduled from August 7 to August 9. This practice game at NCC Ground in Colombo precedes the two-Test series starting August 15, part of the World Test Championship cycle. Fans are eager to see how this change impacts team preparations.

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