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'When You Come Out To Bat!': Sri Lanka Captain's Epic Response To Team India Fan Asking About 'Declaration' Goes Viral; VIDEO

Colombo, August 27: A video is going viral on social media which captured Sri Lanka Test captain Dhananjaya de Silva's funny moment with a fan during the Sri Lanka vs India second Test in Colombo. The viral video shows a light-hearted conversation between the Sri Lankan captain and the Team India fan. The viral video shows a fan in the stands calling out to de Silva from the balcony. The…

'When You Come Out To Bat!': Sri Lanka Captain's Epic Response To Team India Fan Asking About 'Declaration' Goes Viral; VIDEO

Colombo, August 27: A video of Sri Lanka Test captain Dhananjaya de Silva's humorous exchange with a Team India fan during the second Test in Colombo has gone viral on social media. The clip shows the fan wearing an ODI jersey asking the Sri Lankan captain, "Captain, when are you declaring?" De Silva, standing on the dressing room balcony, swiftly responded with, "When you come out to bat!"

The witty remark elicited laughter from the fans around them. The brief exchange became an epic moment due to de Silva's relaxed and composed demeanor, showcasing a lighter side of the sport. The fan's question reflected the fans' desperation as the Indian team struggled to dismiss Sri Lanka and secure a win, ultimately resulting in a draw. Despite the match ending in a draw, Team India secured a 1-0 series victory over Sri Lanka.

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