SMOG STOPS PLAY

SRI LANKA were laid low by debilitating smog in the third Test against India in Delhi. But India were unhappy that pollution in the capital was allowed to interrupt play, with several of the visiting side putting surgical masks over their mouths and noses. India’s bowling coach Bharat

Arun said: ‘The match referee and umpires have a job on hand, and it is not up to the players to go and protest. We just wanted to get on with the game.’ Sri Lanka closed day two on 131-3 in reply to India’s huge 536-7 declared — built on Virat Kohli’s...