India's first innings score of 393, Sri Lanka ended second day's play at 140 for 3

Indian bowling coach Bharat Arunhas said that his side is looking at a 100-run first inningslead against Sri Lanka in the second cricket Test. In reply to India’s first innings score of 393, Sri Lankaended second day’s play at 140 for three. “There is a long way to go in this game

But so far, wemust be pretty happy. Our lower order has contributed quite well today and also we have kept them under check. We areprobably looking for a lead of about 100 runs. If we get a lead of 100 runs on this track, it is beginning to wear andthere were signs of spinners extracting some turn,” bowling coach Arun told mediapersons at the end of the day’s play. The coach assessed that the pitch at P Sara Oval iscomparatively harder than the one at Galle.