India Takes 178-Run Lead Over Sri Lanka

India has taken a commanding 178-run lead over Sri Lanka in the first Test at Galle.

On day three of the Test, Indian spinners Ravi Suthar and Ravindra Jadeja secured seven wickets, helping to bowl out Sri Lanka for 284.

Sonal Dinusha scored a maiden international hundred, while Niroshan Dickwella made 80, with their partnership delaying the Sri Lankan collapse against the Indian attack.

The day was affected by rain, but the Indian bowlers still managed to make an impact. Suthar and Jadeja's performance has put India in a strong position.

Sri Lanka's batting lineup struggled against the Indian spinners, with only a few batsmen able to put up a fight.

The Indian team will look to build on their lead and put pressure on the Sri Lankan team.

The first Test is being played at the Galle International Stadium in Sri Lanka.

India's substantial first-innings lead has given them a significant advantage in the match.

The team will look to capitalize on this lead and take control of the game.

For Sri Lanka, the task will be to try and reduce the deficit and put pressure on the Indian team.

The match is ongoing, and the outcome is still uncertain.

However, with their current lead, India is in a strong position to take the upper hand in the series.

The performance of the Indian spinners has been a key factor in the team's success so far.

Their ability to take wickets and restrict the Sri Lankan batsmen has been impressive.

As the match progresses, it will be interesting to see how the Sri Lankan team responds to the challenge posed by the Indian spinners.

The first Test is an important match for both teams, and the outcome will have a significant impact on the series.

In the end, India's 178-run lead has given them a significant advantage, and they will look to build on this lead to take control of the game.