It looks like India will hit to score quickly and get around 450-475 before getting Sri Lanka into bat in the last 30 minutes.
There is definitely some urgency being witnessed by the two Indian batters.
Jurel, on 29, gets a lifeline as Dhananjaya de Silva puts down a sharp catch at slip after the right-hander had got the edge trying to cut Jayasuriya.
Sri Lanka captain de Silva was not in any position to take that catch, getting up too early. Infact, he seemed surprised when the ball flew towards and hit him on the body.
Pacer Lahiru Kumara into the attack for the first time on Day 2. Jurel looking good as he pulls the first ball through square leg for a four.
He picks one before Suthar gets the thick outside edge which flies between slip and gully for a boundary to bring up India’s 400, in the 104th over.
The left-hander hung his bat away from the bat and edged the away going delivery which went in the gap for a four.
He picks a single before Jurel guides the last ball past the fielder at gully for the third four of the over as Kumara goes for 15 runs in his 11th over.
Kumara has been expensive conceding 66 runs in his 11 overs.