The third day of the Test match between India and Sri Lanka is marred by significant rain interruptions, complicating the game. India is currently in a strong position, thanks to Devdutt Padikkal's impressive score of 167 runs.

Mumbai and other parts of coastal Maharashtra are likely to see widespread rain, although the IMD has not issued a heavy-rain warning for the Konkan-Goa region for Tuesday.

The IMD has forecast widespread rainfall across several regions over the coming days, with heavy to extremely heavy rain likely in parts of Odisha, West Bengal and northwest India

India vs Sri Lanka LIVE Score, 1st Test Day 2 Updates: Devdutt Padikkal missed out on a double century, but India stayed on the front foot after a rain-affected Day 2 against hosts Sri Lanka in Galle.

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