Manav Suthar strikes first ball to dismiss Dinesh Chandimal for 4 on Day 3 of SL vs IND 2026 1st Test
Manav Suthar gave India a quick breakthrough as Sri Lanka began its reply to 462, with Dinesh Chandimal out for 4.
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IND vs SL 1st Test, Day 4: Dinesh Chandimal forced off the field with shoulder and neck injuries
Sri Lanka batter Dinesh Chandimal was forced off the field with an injury sustained during the first session of Day 4 of its ongoing Test against India in Galle.
Ravindra Jadeja hails Manav Suthar's 'dream ball' in Galle Test
Veteran Indian all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja lauded young spinner Manav Suthar's opening delivery in the first Test against Sri Lanka, describing it as a 'left-arm spinner's dream ball' after it dismissed Dinesh Chandimal with sharp turn and bounce.
This is only Manav Suthar's second Test match. He previously made his Test debut against Afghanistan on Indian soil in June. Now, taking a wicket with his first ball in his first Test match abroad is a memorable achievement for him.
IND Vs SL Live Score, 1st Test Day 3: Manav Suthar’s Double Strike Puts Sri Lanka Under Pressure
India vs Sri Lanka Live Score, 1st Test Day 3: Catch all the play-by-play updates from the third day of the IND vs SL first Test on Monday, August 17, at the Galle International Stadium
Manav Suthar strikes first ball to dismiss Dinesh Chandimal for 4 on Day 3 of SL vs IND 2026 1st Test
India’s spinner Manav Suthar claimed a wicket with his first delivery of the spell, dismissing Sri Lanka veteran Dinesh Chandimal on Day 3 (Monday, August 17) of the first Test of the two-match series.
Manav Suthar’s four-wicket haul puts India in command after Sri Lanka fightback on Day 3 of 1st Test
India strengthened their position in the first Test against Sri Lanka after bowling the hosts out for 284 on Day 3 at the Galle International Stadium. The visitors resumed their first innings at 460/9 and added only two runs before being dismissed, setting Sri Lanka a challenging task with a... Read full article at CricketTimes.com
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