India vs Sri Lanka 3rd ODI highlights: Virat Kohli's 46th ODI ton, Mohammed Siraj's 4-fer gives IND record win over SL

A single does the job for him as well. He takes off his helmet and takes a bow before raising his bat. That is the second ODI century of Shubman Gill's career and he is showing exactly why India preferred him in that slot despite Ishan Kishan scoring a double century against Bangladesh. 

A single does the job for Kohli but for once he is not really the focus. Gill at the other end is on 99. 

Just a single after Gill reaches 98 off the second ball of the 31st. 

A lucky four off the fifth ball of the 29th for Gill and then a glorious inside out shot over covers for six. He is now within one shot of his second ODI century. 

It seems Virat Kohli needs some work to be done on his helmet and so there is small break in play. Partnership between these two is now 67 off 66. 

Big appeal for LBW against Gill from Hasaranga off the fourth ball of the 24th over. Gill gets down on a knee but is early to the sweep. Umpire shook his head but Sri Lanka go for the review. Gill seemed to be telling Kohli that he had got a glove on and replays show that he was right. India 153/1 in 24 overs. 

A nice slow half volley that Dasun Shanaka sends in, screaming to be hit and Gill obliges with a cover drive. The 50-run partnership between him and Kohli has come in just 44 balls.  

Jeffrey Vandersay goes a bit too full and Gill brings out the slog sweep. It goes over the vacant midwicket area and crosses the boundary. India 136/1 in 21 overs. 

A single off the last ball of the 19th over does the job. It has come in just 52 balls. Gill has hit eight fours in his innings thus far. 

Kohli hit consecutive fours in the 17th over and he is now on 15 off 7. Gill is on 46 off as many. 

He puts in a front foot defence for the first ball he faces and then whips out the cover drive to get off the mark with a boundary. That also brings up India's 100. 

The pull shot doesn't work for the Indian captain this time and he seems quite disappointed with himself. 

Rohit Sharma c Fernando b Karunaratne 42 (49), India 95/1 in 15.2 overs

What an opening partnership this has turned out to be. Both batters look good enough to score at least a half century. 

That over ends 6, 6, 4. Just sensational batting this from the Indian opening pair in the first powerplay. 

Sensational from the Indian captain and India are on the bike now. A pull short off the fourth ball and then he anticipates the batter to change his line. Rohit sends the next ball straight over the bowler's head for another. 

6, 1, 4, 4, 4, 4 is how that sixth over has gone. Wide length ball from Kumara, Gill goes down on one knee and caresses it through the covers. That shot is a work of art. India 42/0 after 6 overs. 

Now to the leg side. Kumara has been taken to the cleaners in this over. 6, 1, 4, 4, 4. 

Gill then plays a cover drive off the front foot off the next ball. The sixth over has gone 6, 1, 4, 4. 

That is lovely from Gill. The batters run a rather risky single after that six and then, Gill just jabs at a shortish delivery on the backfoot to send it to the offside boundary. 

Kumara goes a touch too full and Rohit plays the pick up shot to send it over midwicket for a six. Great timing to a delivery that wasn't too bad. 

India playing a game of wait and watch. No big intent to go big thus far from Rohit or Gill. 

Kumara gives Gill some width and the batter cuts it away to the boundary. First boundary of the match for India, 10/0 in 3.2 overs 

Kasun Rajitha bowled the first one with Rohit Sharma taking guard and Shubman Gill at the other end. There was a loud appeal for LBW off the last ball which the umpire turned down. 

Equal boundaries on all sides. No grass on the pitch at all, looking like a very good surface. Kumar Sangakkara had said that he would have chosen to bowl first and so, clearly Rohit Sharma looking to give his team a challenge by batting first.