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India beaten Sri Lanka by 168 runs in 4th ODI

India beaten Sri lanka by 168 run :
India won the match to Sri lanka . Virat kohli and Rohit Sharma partnership is best . The partnership between them is 219 run.
Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma forged a solid 219-run partnership to help India beaten Sri lanka by 168 runs and take a 4-0 lead in the five-match series.

Virat Kohli

In hot and humid conditions in Colombo, the duo were sending the Sri Lanka bowlers on a leather hunt with ease and propelled the visitors to 375 for five - highest total posted by a visiting team in an ODI in Sri Lanka. Kohli, in a video interview with his team-mate Rohit Sharma posted by the BCCI, described how they both combated the Colombo's sweltering heat in India's thumping win.
"It was very difficult. It was very hot and humid"", Kohli said after India's 168-run win.
"We [Rohit and me] decided not to run any more twos after the first 16 overs because it was so hot and humid. Actually, it was very helpful not to focus on too many things. We were not even thinking of anything else. We were not looking at the scoreboard and we were watching every ball," Kohli said.

Virat kohli

India now lead the five-match series 4-0 and will look set to complete another whitewash after blanking Sri Lanka in the preceding three Tests.


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