Colombo: Wicketkeeper-Batsman Ishan Kiswan on Sunday registered fifty the fastest for Batsman to his ODI debut.
Kishan reached the achievement in the first ODI from the three-match series against Sri Lanka at R premiums stadium in Colombo.
Come to bats at number three when chasing 263, Kishan issued fifty only 33 balls.
The fastest fifty on the debut of ODI was registered by Krunal Pandya against England in March 2021.
Pandya has scored 50 of 26 balls.
Earlier this year, Kishan also registered fifty in the T20 debut match against England.
Previously, India continued to take a goal at a regular interval, but the beat of Chamika Karunaratne who was unbeaten 43 help Sri Lanka Post 262/9.
For India, Kuldeep Chahar, Yuzvendra Chahal, and Deepak Chahar returned with two of their respective nints.
Choosing for the first bat, Sri Lanka started steadily as the opening of Avishka Fernando and Minod Bhanuka wearing 49 running in the first nine.
However, the introduction of Yuzvendra Chahal paid directly on the 10th because the leg-spinner was dismissed Fernando (32).
Bhanuka Rajapaksa then joined Minod in the middle and the duo was placed on 36 runs for the second goal, but the holder was cut short on the 17th when Kuldeep Yadav sent Rajapaksa (24) back to the pavilion.
At the same time, Kuldeep has Minod (27) caught on the first slip and as a result, Sri Lanka decreases to 89/3.
Dhananjaya de Silva (14) was disappointed with the bat when he entered the deep shot on the blanket, but he only managed to catch the catch to Bhuvneshwar Kumar from Bowling Krunal Pandya, and Sri Lanka was left in a place.
annoying on 117/4.
Skipper Shanaka and Charith Asalanka then gathered in the fold and both batterst moved the scoreboard slowly and continuously.
However, the 49-run stands between the two batterst ended by Deepak Chahar on the 38th when he fired Asalanka (38), reducing Sri Lanka to 166/5.
Shanaka plays the knock of 39 run, but Indian Bowlers managed to keep checking and as a result, the host was limited below the 265-run sign.
In Over Final, Dushmantha Chameera (13) and Chamika Karunaratne (43 *) hit a number of valuable big shots to give Sri Lankan competitive scores in the match.