WTC Points Table after IND vs SL 2nd Test: Where does Gambhir's side stand?

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India and Sri Lanka drew the second Test in Colombo, with India winning the two-match series 1-0 after their Galle victory. India dominated the first innings but could not force a win after Sri Lanka fought back strongly in their second innings.

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