Sri Lanka look to bounce back in ODIs vs India

Sri Lanka will be looking to bounce back after a drubbing the three-Test series against India. The first of the five One-Day Internationals will be played at the Rangiri Dambulla Cricket Stadium in Dambulla on Sunday. (AFP)

Updated on: Aug 19, 2017 5:51 PM IST

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Sri Lanka will be looking to bounce back after a drubbing the three-Test series against India. The first of the five One-Day Internationals will be played at the Rangiri Dambulla Cricket Stadium in Dambulla on Sunday. (AFP)

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Sri Lanka's veteran pacer Lasith Malinga takes a break during the practice session in Dambulla on Saturday. (PTI)

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Former Sri Lanka pacer and current bowling coach Chaminda Vaas seen during the session on Saturday. (PTI)

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Upul Tharanga (L) was named the Sri Lanka ODI skipper after Angelo Mathews decided to step down. (PTI)

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Upul Tharanga (R) and Angelo Mathews watch other players during the session in Dambulla. (AFP)

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Angelo Mathews had a god with the tennis racquet during the session. (AFP)

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Sri Lanka are prepared to make a turnaround in the series. After Dambulla the 2nd and 3rd ODIs will take place in Pallekele while the final two games will be held in Colombo. (AP)

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Sri Lanka's Thisara Perera bowls next to coach Chaminda Vaas ahead of their first ODI vs India. (Reuters)