Rohit Sharma started with a couple of crisp boundaries but fell inside the batting powerplay.

KL Rahul marked his limited-overs comeback with a fine innings in tough batting conditions.

Shreyas Iyer was fluent in his brief stay after walking out to bat at No.3.

KL Rahul scored his third T20I half-century, and finished with a 48-ball 61.

Sri Lanka aimed to claw their way back by dismissing Rahul and Shreyas Iyer in quick succession.

Manish Pandey joined forces with MS Dhoni to keep Sri Lanka at bay.

Dhoni made most of his promotion to No.4 spot, scoring 39 off 22 balls.

Dhoni and and Manish added 68 runs off 39 balls, taking India to 180 in 20 overs

Jaydev Unadkat eased the memories of his nightmarish T20I debut by dismissing opener Niroshan Dickwella early.

Chahal dismissed Upul Tharanga, and kickstarted the Sri Lankan procession.

Dhoni continued to have a great outing in Cuttack - completing four dismissals behind the stumps

Between them, Chahal and Kuldeep Yadav picked six wickets for 41 runs in eight overs - effectively ending Sri Lanka's chase.

Hardik Pandya returned to wrap up Sri Lanka's tail as they were bundled out for 87 - giving India their biggest T20I victory (by 93 runs).