Sachin Tendulkar

Sri Lanka’s new-look bowling attack ran through the Indian top order, but Sachin Tendulkar scored his 48th Test century to guide India’s fight back in the second Test. Sachin Tendulkar was victorious at 108 and India, in response to Sri Lanka 642-4 declared from 0.382 to 4 of the recovery of stumps on the third day.

Test after India lost in the opening of Galle by 10 wickets in a series of three games, and now India needs 61 runs more to avoid going out for the second time in a row on the follow-up. Has stood Sachin rock solid at one end for four hours and 37 minutes to establish the rise of India, put on 68 Master of the wicket fourth with VVS Laxman (29) and 141 for the fifth without interruption with the appalled Suresh newcomer (66 *).