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India vs Sri Lanka 2nd Test: Lower Order Resists Indian Bowlers
Sri Lanka's lower order put up a strong fight, ending Day 3 at 265/8. Sonal Dinusha's unbeaten 85 and Pasindu Sooriyabandara's 80 kept India at bay, as they fell short of finishing the innings. Despite reducing Sri Lanka to 216/7, India's bowlers struggled against determined partnerships, leaving the visitors just 38 runs shy of the follow-on.
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