Cricket-Sri Lanka 83-2 after India enforce follow-on


COLOMBO, Aug ⁠26 (Reuters) - Sri Lanka reached 83-2 ⁠at lunch after India enforced the ‌follow-on on the fourth day of the second and final test in Colombo on ​Wednesday. SriLanka still trail ⁠by 130 runs.

• ⁠After declaring their first innings on ⁠503-9, India ‌bowled out the hosts for 290.

• Sri Lanka's ⁠Sonal Dinusha struck 103, his second ​hundred ‌of the series, before their first ⁠innings came ​to an end.

• Mohammed Siraj dismissed Lahiru Udara (three) and Ravindra Jadeja ⁠sent back the other Sri ​Lanka opener Kamil Mishara (32) in their second innings.

• Pasindu Sooriyabandara was batting ⁠on 35 with Kamindu Mendis on 10 at the break.

• Siraj hurt his rib cage while trying ​to take a catch ⁠and walked off the field.

• India ​are 1-0 up ‌in the two-test series.

(Reporting ​by Amlan Chakraborty in New Delhi; editing by Peter Rutherford)

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