India began the second day at the Galle test with caution. They were 55 runs behind the Sri Lankan score of 183 all out and the wicket still had the bounce and turn. 99 runs were added by Shikhar Dhawan and Virat Kohli by lunch and Dhawan helped himself to his fourth century in tests. Kohli’s 11th ton in test matches was to come after lunch. The two centurions produced a 227-run partnership, which was the best third-wicket stand by an Indian pair against Sri Lanka. India finally managed to score 375 in their first innings and led Sri Lanka by 192 on the first innings. But if one were to look closely into India's batting show, it depended solely on Dhawan and Kohli’s knocks and Wriddhiman Saha’s 60. Then