In the second ODI between India and Sri Lanka, India lost by 32 runs after failing to chase a target of 241. A controversial DRS decision involving Virat Kohli left Sri Lankan players frustrated; Kohli was initially out LBW but successfully overturned the decision after a review showed a spike on UltraEdge, suggesting he had edged the ball. The overturned decision led to Kusal Mendis throwing his helmet in frustration, while captain Charith Asalanka expressed his displeasure to the umpires. Kohli's relief was short-lived as he was later dismissed for 14 runs by Jeffrey Vandersay, who took 6 wickets for 33 runs. Rohit Sharma scored 64 runs, but India's innings faltered, ending at 208 all out. The final ODI of the series is crucial for India, as they need to win to avoid losing the series.