Delhi pollution leaves Sri Lanka cricketers breathless

Sri Lanka cricket players wear masks in an attempt to protect themselves from air pollution on Day 2 of Delhi Test. (AFP)

Updated on: Dec 04, 2017 10:46 AM IST

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Sri Lanka cricket players wear masks in an attempt to protect themselves from air pollution on Day 2 of Delhi Test. (AFP)

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Play was halted for 17 minutes on the second day of third Test between India and Sri Lanka because of pollution. (AFP)

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Sri Lanka cricket team captain Dinesh Chandimal (L) wears a mask in an attempt to protect himself. (AFP)

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Four Sri Lanka players reportedly vomitted, causing concern in the visitors’ dressing room. (AFP)

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The Indian camp dismissed pollution concerns raised by Sri Lanka in the Ferozeshah Kotla Test. (PTI)

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India bowling coach Bharat Arun blaming the visitors for breaking the rhythm of the batsmen. (PTI)

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Nic Pothas said the team management was concerned about the players’ health and had oxygen cylinders in the dressing room. (AFP)