
India finished the fourth day 27 runs ahead and only one day before the end of the second match in three test series was a particular draw.
Part-time counter
Tillakaratne Dilshan enlivened dull procedure at the final session, when he grabbed three wickets for 50 runs.
He sent back
Tendulkar to 203 and
Harbhajan Singh for a duck in his ninth over and ended resistance to Indian captain
Mahendra Singh Dhoni for 76, when he held a brilliant catch returns.
Sri Lanka has also rejected Abhimanyu Mithun for 41 when
Ajantha Mendis bowled him when he tried to paddle sweep a straight ball.
Rhine and Tendulkar suffered the night Partnership 256 works, the Indian record against
Sri Lanka for the fifth wicket before Raina, at 120, went to
Spider-Mendis to short midwicket.