India's Test series win marred by Jadeja's suspension, Bolt bids farewell

Left-arm spinner Ravindra Jadeja broke the back of Sri Lanka's resistance after lunch to secure India's series-clinching victory by an innings and 53 runs in the second Test on Sunday.

The all-rounder claimed his ninth five-wicket haul as Sri Lanka, forced to follow on after being shot out for 183 in the first innings, made 386 in the second before collapsing minutes before the tea break on the penultimate day.

It was a first victory by an innings or more for India in Sri Lanka and, following their biggest victory by runs in Galle last week, ensured an eighth straight series triumph under captain Virat Kohli.

However, India suffered a massive blow when Jadeja was handed a one-match suspension for dangerously throwing the ball at Sri Lanka's Dimuth Karunaratne on the third day. Jadeja will miss the third and final Test at Pallekele starting August 12.

Usain Bolt lost in the final of his final 100 metre race and finished third. Justin Gatlin clinched the gold at the London World Championships.