India's cricket team faced a disappointing series loss to Sri Lanka, with captain Rohit Sharma acknowledging the team's lack of courage against spin bowling in challenging conditions. Sri Lanka won the final ODI by 110 runs, claiming the series 2-0, marking their first bilateral ODI series win over India in 27 years. Rohit highlighted the batting struggles throughout the series, particularly against Sri Lankan spinners, with India losing a record 27 wickets to spin in three matches. Despite being the leading run-scorer for India with 157 runs, Rohit emphasized the need for better performances from the batting lineup and hinted at potential personnel changes. The series also saw other key players like Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul falter, raising questions about their positions in the team. Rohit remarked on the necessity of consistent cricket and signaled that discussions regarding middle-order batting would follow the series defeat.