Rohit's dazzler, Wriddhiman's blues

India's slip catching of late has been a source of much despair for their fans. So it's quite likely this blooper from Shikhar Dhawan in the fourth over of the day - which offered Kaushal Silva a life - prompted some of them to start a dropped-catch count.

Three overs later, Dhawan made up for his earlier error in some style, running to his right from his spot in the cordon and diving to catch out Silva. But then, was there glove on this?

For some, this series is all about one thing: celebrating Kumar Sangakkara's sparkling career and giving him a grand send-off. Imagine their chagrin then, when KL Rahul displayed excellent reflexes to hold on to one at silly one and send Sangakkara packing for just 5.

In the post-Dhoni era, Wriddhiman Saha must be quiet keen to show off his skills with glove and bat and cement his spot in the Test side. Safe to say, such fumbles are not part of the plan.

Rohit Sharma added to India's list of spectacular catches with a two-part special at short leg. First he got a touch on the ball that was flying over him off the bat of Angelo Mathews, and then, going against his body's momentum, turned and dived to complete a stunner.

The stuff bad days are made of... Yes, Sri Lanka - specifically Dhammika Prasad - managed a wicket off a no-ball. Rohit could not make much out of his luck, though, falling just an over later.