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Saturday, 2 December 2017
Vijay, Kohli aggravate Sri Lanka's misery
India scored at 4.3 runs an over during the afternoon session as Murali Vijay scored back-to-back tons to extend his fine form
Prithvi Shaw named in Mumbai squad for Karnataka clash
The 18-year-old is likely to also be named captain of U-19 team and could be called up for a camp there
Vijay fifty leads India's confident charge
Although, the hosts lost two wickets in the morning session, the healthy run-rate ensured that they stayed ahead
De Grandhomme heroics put NZ in command
New Zealand stretched their lead to 313 at the end of the Day 2 on the back of a 71-ball ton from de Grandhomme
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