India maintains control in Colombo despite Dinusha's batting resistance

India's grip on the Test series remained firm during the second day's play in Colombo, with the visitors continuing to dominate proceedings against their hosts. Sri Lanka's Sonal Dinusha provided some resistance for the home side, advancing toward what would be his second century of the series and offering a bright spot in an otherwise difficult outing for the Sri Lankan batting lineup.

Despite Dinusha's individual effort, India's overall control of the match remained evident through their bowling performance and the pressure maintained throughout the day's play. The visitors' disciplined approach at the crease and in the field kept Sri Lanka on the back foot as the contest progressed in the capital.

The second Test represents the final opportunity for either side to claim victory in the series, with India's strong position suggesting they hold the advantage heading into the remainder of the match. Sri Lanka will need to sustain their resistance through key batsmen like Dinusha if they hope to mount a competitive challenge in the closing stages.