GALLE, Sri Lanka — India moved within six wickets of victory in the IND vs SL 1st Test after Rishabh Pant’s aggressive 66 helped set Sri Lanka a daunting target before India’s bowlers reduced the hosts to 84 for 4 at the end of Day 4.
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IND vs SL 1st Test: Sri Lanka 84/4 at Stumps on Day 4
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