Asian Games Cricket: SL bowled out for 45, India face Pak in final

Another delivery goes for leg-byes after an LBW appeal is turned down, before Bishnoi sends down another wide.

Chamika Karunaratne pulls one to mid-wicket for a single, while Tharindu Ratnayake defends the rest of the over. Five runs come off it as Sri Lanka reach 38-7 after eight overs.

Washington Sundar continues. Karunaratne picks up a single off the first ball, with the delivery offering a bit of extra bounce. Ratnayake defends the next few before ending the over with a boundary.

Five runs come off it as Sri Lanka move to 43-7 after nine overs.

Abhishek Sharma is brought into the attack. Karunaratne pushes to cover for a single and Ratnayake also picks up one towards the leg side.

But Karunaratne is gone! He's run out for 5 off 15 balls.

Sri Lanka are eight down.

The finger goes up. Jayawardena is out for a duck and Bumrah strikes with the very first wicket!

Nuwanidu Fernando is the new batter. He flicks the ball towards square leg for a single to get off the mark.

Just one run and two wickets come off the opening over -- what a start for India and Jasprit Bumrah!

Shivam Dube also flicks one towards long-on for a single. Kishan picks up another single off the next ball before a dot finishes the over.

Just three runs come off it as India move to 128-6 after 16 overs.

Nuwanidu Fernando continues and Kishan wastes no time. He comes down the pitch, makes room and goes inside-out, getting enough elevation to clear the fielder at long-off for a huge six and brings up his fifty in style.

The batters deal in singles for the rest of the over. 

Nine runs come off it as India reach 137-6 after 17 overs.

Nine runs come off the over as India move to 107-4 after 13 overs.

Croospulle continues and the batters again deal in singles. But India lose Axar Patel, who picks out skipper Sahan Arachchige and departs for 8 off 13 balls.

Tilak Varma is the new batter and gets off the mark with a couple of runs.

India are 114-5 after 14 overs.

The batters deal in singles for the rest of the over as just four runs come off it. India move to 92-4 after 11 overs.

Lasith Croospulle is the new bowler and starts with a wide. The batters continue to rotate the strike with singles, with six runs coming off the over. India are 98-4 after 12 overs.

Nine runs come off the over as India move to 76-3 after nine overs.

Wanuja Sahan is back. Kishan starts with another huge six and follows it with a single.

Iyer then slams a boundary, but he's gone! What a delivery -- there was little Iyer could have done about that. 

A dream ball from Sahan knocks him over and Iyer departs for 13 off 13 balls.

A fine cameo comes to an end.

He misses completely and is struck on the wrist. Another dot ball.

But Vaibhav responds in style. He slams a boundary, backs it up with a six and finishes the over with another four.

Fifteen runs come off the over as India move to 51-2 after five overs.

However, the Sri Lankan spinner had the last laugh. Samson was beaten by the turn while looking to work the ball away and was bowled for 7 off 9 balls. 

India are 24-2 after three overs, with Sri Lanka's spinners making the most of the conditions.

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi found the boundary off the final ball with a cut to deep extra cover, while Abhishek Sharma chipped in with a single. 

The spinner got some grip and turn early on, making life slightly tricky for the Indian openers.

Abhishek Sharma made his mark immediately, launching Sri Lanka skipper Sahan Arachchige over the bowler's head for a huge six first ball. 

But the fun lasted just one delivery longer -- Abhishek went for another big hit and was caught by Wanuja Sahan for a quickfire 7 off 3 balls, leaving India with an early setback.

India finish the second over on 17-1, with Sanju Samson settling in after Abhishek Sharma's early dismissal. 

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi then showed his class, rocking back to slash a short, wide delivery through the covers for a crisp four. Sanju added a single, while Sri Lanka kept things tight around him.