Sri Lanka set India a sub-par target of 147, and it never really intimidated the hosts even though they went into this match a batter short and lost Rohit Sharma early in the chase. Shreyas Iyer commanded the proceedings with his third half-century in three games, and Ravindra Jadeja scored an unbeaten 22 to ensure India’s lack of depth didn’t get exposed. India, who wrapped up the series 3-0 and completed their 12th successive T20I win, seem to have ticked many boxes as far as their preparation for the World Cup later this year is concerned.
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