IND vs SL Highlights, 2nd Test Day 5: Sonal Dinusha hundred saves Sri Lanka in Colombo, India win series 1-0

The match is heading for a draw. Unable to break Sonal Dinusha's defence, the likes of Dhruv Jurel, Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill are bowling. As we write, Sri Lanka declare at 429/9 after being followed on. The players also shake hands as the match ends in draw. India win the series 1-0. Dinusha remained not out at 133.

OUTTTT!!!! Ravindra Jadeja finally breaks the stand as Lahiru Kumara is caught by Yashasvi Jaiswal. India are still fighting on. Kumara walks back after playing 90 balls - 15 overs - alone for his 12 runs. SL 402/9

Hundred for Sonal Dinusha! He gets to his third consecutive hundred in the series in four innings with a double off Mohammed Siraj. The left-hander becomes third Sri Lankan to score three centuries in a 2-match Test series! SL 385/8

Into the final session of the match and the series. India need two more wickets and then the runs to win the match. For Sri Lanka, Sonal Dinusha is standing tall with an unbeaten 98. He is on his way to his third consecutive hundred in the series. Can Sri Lanka save the match?

Sri Lanka's Sonal Dinusha continues his fine form as he heads to the tea break on the final day of the second Test not out on 98. Sri Lanka lost a couple of wickets in the session, with Keshara Nuwantha and Prabath Jayasuriya being dismissed, but Dinusha has stood like a wall.

Sri Lanka are 383/8 in their second innings, with a lead of 170 and just one session remaining in the Test.

OH NO! Ravindra Jadeja is walking off the field after seemingly feeling some discomfort on his right foot. He was bowling the 128th over of the Sri Lankan innings. Prasidh Krishna resumed the over once Jadeja made his way back to the dressing room.

Sri Lanka 368/8 (2nd innings, lead by 155 runs)

Sri Lanka are eight down at the moment, but definetely not out with Sonal Dinusha still batting. Dinusha is not out on 86, whereas Lahiru Kumara is just trying to hang in there at the other end without getting out, having scored just one run from 34 balls.

Sri Lanka 367/8 (2nd innings, lead by 154 runs)

OUT! Prabath Jaysuriya has been dismissed by Ravindra Jadeja. Jayasuriya looks to go for a drive, but ends up getting an edge that flies toward Dhruv Jurel at second slip.

Sri Lanka 358/8 (2nd innings, lead by 145 runs)

Despite the dismissal of Keshara Nuwantha, Sonal Dinusha continues to keep fighting. He is unbeaten on 71 runs, with Prabath Jayasuriya at the other end. Jayasuriya is yet to get off the mark.

Sri Lanka 348/7 (2nd innings, lead by 137 runs)

OUT! Manav Suthar removes Keshara Nuwantha after lunch break. Nuwantha looks to defend this but ends up getting an edge that flies towards Dhruv Jurel at second slip.

Sri Lanka 330/7 (2nd innings, lead by 117 runs)

Hosts Sri Lanka have fought back valiantly on the back of knocks from Sonal Dinusha (55*) and Keshara Nuwantha (46*) as Sri Lanka post 329/6 at lunch on the fifth day. The hosts lead by 116 runs, and the partnership between the two is now 111 runs.

Sonal Dinusha, take a bow! Time and again during this series, Dinusha has proven that he can be a crucial batter in pressure situations. He has scored two centuries in the series so far, as well as a half-century prior to this. This thus makes it Dinusha's second half-century of the series.

Sri Lanka 316/6 (2nd innings, lead by 103 runs)

India are still searching for a breakthrough in the second Test, with Keshara Nuwantha and Sonal Dinusha continuing to lead the hosts' fightback.

Mohammed Siraj and the rest of his Indian teammates opt for a review for caught behind against Keshara Nuwantha, after he is given not out. The not out decision stands after UltraEdge displayed that the bat was hitting the ground.

Sri Lanka 292/6 (2nd innings, lead by 79 runs)

India have taken the second new ball as Sri Lanka continue to put up a fight in the second Test. Sonal Dinusha (21*) and Keshara Nuwantha (17*) have forged a 39-run stand for the seventh wicket so far.

Sri Lanka 257/6 (2nd innings, lead by 44 runs)

There is no sign of rain in Colombo currently as the match gets underway on the fifth day. Sri Lanka will need Keshara Nuwantha and Sonal Dinusha to form a strong partnership in their bid to strengthen their lead.

Sri Lanka 244/6 (2nd innings, lead by 31 runs)

The ICC reprimanded Sri Lanka's Prabath Jayasuriya and punished him with one demerit point after he was found guilty of having breached Article 2.2 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel, which pertains to the abuse of cricket equipment.

After being dismissed in the first innings, Jayasuriya flung his gloves in anger from his dressing room. This action eventually breached the ICC Code of Conduct.

India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal was involved in a heated exchange with Sri Lanka's Asitha Fernando following the former's dismissal during the ongoing second Test in Colombo.

This incident has been one of the major talking points, with several former cricketers expressing their opinions. Former India cricketer Cheteshwar Pujara said that Jaiswal needs to learn to control his emotions.

“It's not an ideal visual. As a player, you need to control your emotions,” he said on Sony Sports. "Sometimes you do get angry. I can understand that till the time he was disappointed, or he was when he was having a chat, at that time. I think that's acceptable till then," Pujara added.

Australia pacer Mitchell Starc has overtaken India's Jasprit Bumrah to become the No.1 bowler in the ICC Test rankings. Starc took 10 wickets in the second Test against Bangladesh recently, whereas Bumrah is missing the ongoing Test series against Sri Lanka due to an injury.

Starc has 872 rating points currently, whereas Bumrah has 862 rating points.

On the fourth day of the second Test in Colombo, India pacer Mohammed Siraj was forced off the field after sustaining a side injury. He sustained the injury while attempting to take a catch.

After going off the field briefly and receiving treatment, he returned to the field and even bowled a few overs.

Rain forced early stumps in Colombo on Wednesday, and the weather could play a crucial role in deciding this Test match. According to Accuweather, there is an 84 percent chance of rain in Colombo from 10 AM local time, which means we could see a few interruptions.