A Tri-Nation A Series match between India A and Sri Lanka A in Dambulla ends in confusion and a Super Over after fading light and a contentious end to the contest. During the buildup, Tilak Varma and the umpires argue on-field over the decision-making and playing conditions, including discussion around a final-ball call and whether play should continue. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, part of India A’s side, intervenes during the umpire confrontation and helps move his captain away from the officials’ area.
After India A’s defeat in the Super Over, the incident shifts to the field between players. Sooryavanshi is involved in a heated exchange with Sri Lanka A batter Vishen Halambage, and the confrontation briefly turns physical, before wicketkeeper Niroshan Dickwella steps in to calm the situation. Multiple reports attribute the flare-up to earlier verbal comments during the series. The episode then triggers debate on social media, with later reports saying some senior Sri Lankan players contact Sooryavanshi and express regret. BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia says disciplinary action remains with match officials, while Sri Lanka Cricket is reported to have taken action on Halambage and Dickwella.
