IND vs SL

India are fielding an unchanged side, but the visitors made one change, replacing Bhanuka Rajapaksa with Avishka Fernando.

As soon as spin was introduced, Tripathi targeted Mahesh Theekshana (0/48) as he collected three fours from the fifth over. He hit nine sixes and seven fours in his blazing knock. With Surya firing, Gill tried to up the ante at the other end as well. The world’s number one batter in the format looked like a man from another planet. Earlier, after completing his fifty in 26 balls, Surya took only 19 deliveries to reach the 100-run mark. The two openers looked up for the challenge as they shared a brisk 44-run stand.

Highlights, IND vs SL Score: Follow the highlights from the third T20I between India and Sri Lanka played at the Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium, ...

(On Suryakumar Yadav) He's batting at a different level and I'm happy that I'm in the same team as him. He rushes Shanaka on the pull with the 1st ball but the Sri Lanka captain gets a single. The 3rd ball is right on the money as Malik sends down a pacy length delivery which rattles the off-stump. Rajitha heaves at the 3rd ball but doesn’t time the shot as they get just a run. Yuzvendra Chahal (2/30): After the first match, I had a discussion with the coaches - on what pace and line to be bowling. I had a finger injury, that's the reason I didn't bowl in this series but looking forward to bowling in the ODIs. In the field, I want to keep calm and let the boys learn. The way the boys fought in this series, lots of positives. I'm really proud of him (Axar), the way he is batting down the order and hitting. The way we played in the series is pleasing, we didn't even play 50 percent of our game in the second game but we still fought well. From the start of this series, I got in good form. This will give a lot of confidence to him and the team as well.

IND vs SL: Suryakumar Yadav smashed the second-fastest T20I century for India off 45 balls in the series decider against Sri Lanka in Rajkot on Saturday.

He finished unbeaten on 112 off just 51 balls, with seven fours and nine sixes, as India posted a daunting 228/5 in 20 overs. Suryakumar is one of five batters to have three or more T20I centuries. Suryakumar whipped up a 45-ball ton after walking into bat at 52 for two inside the PowerPlay.