Kumar Sangakkara of Sri Lanka's captain has admitted that poor batting order on the fourth day of the cost made his third and final Test against India P Sara Oval.
"On the fourth morning, I thought the first session, if we just tried to bat before lunch, the ball would become smoother, and we could have scored more runs. But unfortunately we have some bad stroke play," said Sangakkara. "We were a little too gently at times and hit the other innings, when the seven batsmen, except Thilan (Samaraweera) was probably the main reason that we go to two hundred and sixty seventh Otherwise, we were struck by the day and put the hard cast, and said today.
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