India need six more wickets to win as Day 4 ends with Sri Lanka reeling at 84/4 in Galle Test

According to the Times of Oman, the Test match between India and Sri Lanka at the Galle International Stadium has reached a critical juncture as Day 4 concludes. India has set a formidable target of 372 runs for the hosts to chase in their second innings.

By the close of play on the fourth day, Sri Lanka found themselves in a precarious position, struggling at 84/4. The Indian bowling attack successfully claimed four early wickets during the final session, putting significant pressure on the Sri Lankan batting lineup. The hosts now require a substantial effort from their remaining batsmen to bridge the gap and avoid defeat.

With six wickets still needed to secure a victory, the Indian team enters the final day of the Test as the clear favorites. The match has been characterized by challenging conditions at the Galle venue, which has historically favored spin bowling as the pitch deteriorates over the course of the game. Cricket fans and analysts are now looking toward the fifth day to see if Sri Lanka can mount a defensive stand or if India will complete the win.