Sri Lanka won the toss and chose to bowl, so India bat first. That naturally points toward a bigger India innings, but the book has gone too far in pricing the toss.

Before the toss, India’s team-total market was not offered. After the toss, the line is 183.5, with Under at 1.97 (Over 1.78).

Korogi’s first-innings tempo is well below that mark: a rain-affected, slow hybrid surface, sluggish outfield and spin should keep scoring in check, with no dew in this day game. India’s Sano outing is only a broad tour clue, not proof about this strip, and the official XIs are still pending.

India Under 183.5 at 1.97 is the play: 184-plus looks more like a good batting day than the typical outcome.