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Lanka halfway there
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(Gambhir) after twisting his ankle during practice before the second day's play.
Sourav Ganguly (18) batted ahead ofTendulkar, but did not last long as he was adjudged leg-before off spinner Muttiah Muralidaran by umpire Mark Benson of England.
The batsman requested the official to review his decision under a new experimental rule which is on trial in the ongoing series.
The rule allows a batsman or fielding captain to request a review of any decision by referring it to the third official monitoring television replays.
Benson's initial decision turned out to be correct when he consulted TV umpire Billy Doctrove of the West Indies.
Tendulkar (14) also fell in a similar manner, but off Mendis, to remain without a half-century in the series, like Ganguly.
The! match was evenly-poised 'on Saturday, but Sri Lanka gained the upper hand in the morning when they added 101 to their overnight total of 251-6 for the loss of just one wicket.
Sangakkara, 107 overnight, added 80 for the seventh wicket with Prasanna Jayawardene (49) against a depleted Indian attack. He hit 14 fours in his 288-ball knock before being caught behind.
India's hopes of bouncing back into the game rested on early wickets, but their bowling options were limited in the absence of Sharma.
The tourists struggled even against lower-order batsmen Jayawardene and Prasad (36), who batted defiantly to extend their team'slead.
India's fielding also left a lot to be desired as extra runs were given away and a couple of run-out chances missed.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard at stumps on the third day of the third and final Test between India and Sri Lanka at the P Sara Stadium in Colombo on Sunday: INDIA: First innings 249 (Gambhir 72; Mendis 5-56)
SRI LANKA: First innings (overnight 251-6)
Vandort lbw b Zaheer 14
Warnapurab Sharma 8
Vaasc Sehwag b Harbhajan 47 Sangakkara c Patel b Kumble 144 M Jayawardene lbwb Harbhajan 2 Samaraweerac Patel b Zaheer 35 Dilshan lbw b Kumble 23
P Jayawardene c Harbhajan b Zaheer 49 Prasad st Patel b Harbhajan 36 Mendis lbw b Kumble 17
Muralidaran not out 0
Extras: (b-4, lb-14, nb-l,w-2) 21
Total: (All out in 134.2 overs) 396 Fall of wickets: 1-14,2-42,3-137,4-141, 5-201, 6-244, 7-324, 8-367, 9-396,10-396.
Bowler O M R W
Zaheer 32 5 105 3
Sharma 15.3 3 33 1
Harbhajan 40.3 8 104 3
Kumble 41.2 4 123 3
Sehwag 2 0 2 0
Ganguly 3 0 11 0
INDIA: Second innings
Gambhir b Prasad 26 v ,
Sehwag cSamaraweerab Prasad 34 *
Dravid not out 46
Ganguly lbw b Muralidaran 18 Patel lbw b Mendis 1
Tendulkar lbwb Mendis 14 Laxman not out 17
Extras: (b-l,lb-l,nb-l, w-2) 5
Total: (For five wkts in 45 overs) 161 To bat: Kumble, Harbhajan. Zaheer, Sharma.
Fall of wickets: 1-62,2-65,3-108,4-109,5-131.
Bowler O M R W
Vaas 3 0 18 0
Prasad 8 0 46 2
Muralidaran 16 0 56 1
Mendis 18 5 39 2