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2nd Test: Need To Make Things Happen In The First Session Today And Then Go Back Big, Says Kirsten
Sri Lanka: Expecting a grueling battle over the next few days, Sri Lanka head coach Gary Kirsten feels that to get ahead of India in the ongoing Test match, the hosts need to get things in their favour in the first session and look to take it big from there.
Assessing the opening day’s play that saw momentum swing back and forth, with India closing the day at 300/5, Kirsten praised his bowling group for dragging Sri Lanka back into the contest after a sluggish middle period.
"It was a hard day, and it kind of went in different phases. We started well and there didn't have much going on in the afternoon, but came back really well. I think our seamers have bowled fantastically, but yeah, we need to make things happen in the first session today and then go back big," Kirsten said to broadcasters ahead of the start of play on day two.
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