India A beat Sri Lanka A in an absolute thriller in Dambulla on Tuesday, June 9. Playing their first match in the tri-series, India dragged the match back in the final 3 overs to win by 8 runs.

The seasoned Ruturaj Gaikwad made a composed 101 to lead India A to 277 for six. The spin duo of Ayush Badoni (2/46) and Anukul Roy (2/49) kept India in the game after the pacers, especially Anshul Kamboj, leaked runs early in Sri Lanka A's chase.

Chasing 278, Sri Lanka A had the game in the bag after captain Sahan Arachchige made a sublime 74 off 72 balls. However, the inexplicable loss of last four wickets in 10 balls, including three in the final over from pacer Arshad Khan,

Shubman Gill praised India's all-round display against Afghanistan but admitted batting remains a concern as the team looks to improve against stronger opponents.

India’s Test and ODI skipper Shubman Gill has said that when his team is batting first in a red-ball game, the players try to post 350-plus scores on the board and then leave the bowlers to defend it,

Indian cricket team skipper Shubman Gill scripted history after scoring a brilliant century on Day 2 of the one-off Test match against Afghanistan.