Jadeja-Ashwin wrap up the match early as India win by an innings and 222 runs

Ravindra Jadeja stood tall with his overall splendor as he supplemented his unbeaten 175 with nine wickets in India’s innings and 222-run win against a Sri Lankan team that looked everything except Test class in a match that finished inside three days.

After being bowled out for 174 in the first innings, Sri Lanka, who lost 16 wickets on the day, were all out for 178 in their second innings.

India lead the two-match series 1-0, and will jump at the chance to acquire full 24 points by winning the Pink Ball Test in Bengaluru, beginning March 12.

The match as a challenge was over on the first day when India scored 357 and afterward heaped on Sri Lanka’s wretchedness with Jadeja playing with a drained bowling attack.

In the event that that wasn’t sufficient, India got upwards of 16 wickets on the third day to wrap up the coordinate with a total bowling exertion of 125 overs across two innings.

Jadeja (175 not out, 5/41 and 4/46) made the match his own while Ravichandran Ashwin (4/47 of every 21 overs) likewise had a wonderful run, surpassing Kapil Dev (434 out of 131 games) as India’s second most elevated wicket-taker with 436 wickets. He is currently just behind Anil Kumble’s 619 wickets.

One of the contemporary greats, Ashwin accomplished the accomplishment in his 85th Test match contrasted with Kapil’s 131 games.