Ind vs Sl 2nd ODI live Updates: Sri Lanka back in the game with quick wickets

Cricket is a humorous and wildly unpredictable game; what appears to be going in one team’s favour can quickly turn out to be in the opposition’s favour depending on the momentum of a single delivery.

India bowled incredibly effectively against Lanka, limiting the final score to 215 runs at the loss of 39.4 overs. Mohammad Siraj, who took 3 wickets, was supported by Umran Malik and Kuldeep Yadav, who combined for 5 wickets, in this outstanding bowling performance.

When it comes to chasing, things previously appeared to be pretty simple for India, but credit must go to Lahiru Kumara and Kasun Rajitha, who together took 3 wickets and prevented top hitters like Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli from settling in.

Virat Kohli needs 67 more runs to become the 5th highest run-getter in ODI history.

— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) January 12, 2023

In the current stage of play, India has 116 runs at the cost of 4 wickets, with KL Rahul scoring 21 runs off of 34 balls and Hardik Pandya contributing 16 runs off of 23 balls.

2ND ODI. 20.6: Kasun Rajitha to Hardik Pandya 4 runs, India 110/4 https://t.co/MY3Wc5253b #INDvSL @mastercardindia

— BCCI (@BCCI) January 12, 2023

It will be interesting to watch whether these two batsmen can save India from these high-pressure circumstances. These two batsmen, along with Axar Patel, will be crucial to India’s triumph.

With a needed run rate of 3.47 and a current run rate of roughly 5.38, India will need 97 runs to win from here from 27 overs.

In the current stage of play, India has 116 runs at the cost of 4 wickets, with KL Rahul scoring 21 runs off of 34 balls and Hardik Pandya contributing 16 runs off of 23 balls.

It will be interesting to watch whether these two batsmen can save India from these high-pressure circumstances. These two batsmen, along with Axar Patel, will be crucial to India’s triumph.

With a needed run rate of 3.47 and a current run rate of roughly 5.38, India will need 97 runs to win from here from 27 overs.