Archive · 13 Aug 2026
Sri Lanka upbeat about home Test series victory against India
Cricket is a sport where two teams try to score more runs than the other.
India and Sri Lanka are about to play two big Test matches against each other in Sri Lanka.
Test cricket is the longest and oldest form of the game.
Sri Lanka has not beaten India in a home Test series for 18 years.
Now Sri Lanka thinks it has a good chance to finally win.
The team has excellent spin bowlers who can make the ball turn and bounce on the pitch.
Sri Lankan pitches help spinners, and India has struggled against good spin bowling lately.
Two of Sri Lanka's best batsmen are injured and cannot play, which is a setback.
Still, the players say they are confident and ready to compete.
Fans will find out whether Sri Lanka can finally beat India at home.
Sri Lanka's last Test-series victory at home against India was 18 years ago, and the hosts are upbeat about the two-Test series.
India have struggled in Test cricket since October 2024 and have had a hard time against disciplined spin bowling.
All-rounder Kamindu Mendis said home conditions and Sri Lanka's spin bowlers give the hosts a better chance to win, especially in Galle.
Sri Lanka will be without injured top-order batsmen Pathum Nissanka and Kusal Mendis.
The series starts Saturday and will be live on Sony Sports Ten 1 SD & HD and SonyLIV from 10am IST.
- Who
- The Sri Lanka and India cricket teams, including Kamindu Mendis, Shubman Gill and Dhananjaya De Silva
- What
- A two-Test series in which Sri Lanka hope to beat India at home for the first time in 18 years
- When
- The series starts Saturday, with live coverage from 10am IST
- Where
- Sri Lanka, with Galle highlighted as a key venue
- Why
- India have struggled in Test cricket since October 2024 and against spin, giving Sri Lanka confidence of a home win
- Series
- Two-Test series: Sri Lanka vs India
- Last home Test-series win over India
- 18 years ago
- Start
- Saturday, live from 10am IST
- Key venue
- Galle
- Sri Lanka captain
- Dhananjaya De Silva
- India captain
- Shubman Gill
- Key Sri Lanka spinners
- Prabath Jayasuriya, Ramesh Mendis, Sonal Dinusha
- Injured Sri Lanka batsmen
- Pathum Nissanka, Kusal Mendis