Sri Lanka Steadies the Ship in Galle
Sri Lanka reached 100 for one at lunch on Day 3 of the first test against Bangladesh. Pathum Nissanka's elegant play led Sri Lanka's response. Bangladesh's seamers posed challenges, but lacked breakthrough success. Sri Lanka wrapped up Bangladesh's innings swiftly, with Asitha Fernando and Milan Rathnayake key in the attack.

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Sri Lanka presented a steady response to Bangladesh's initial tally of 495, reaching 100 for one by lunchtime on the third day of the cricket test match.
The innings was anchored by Pathum Nissanka, who exhibited a series of exquisite shots, narrowly escaping dismissal when Mominul Haque dropped a catch. Dinesh Chandimal remained firm at the crease with an unbeaten 22.
Bangladesh's bowling unit, particularly Nahid Rana, delivered noteworthy pace, although without significant reward, as Sri Lanka swiftly concluded Bangladesh's innings earlier, catalyzed by Asitha Fernando's four-wicket haul and contributions from Milan Rathnayake and Tharindu Rathnayake.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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