Live cricket score: India vs Sri Lanka, 1st ODI, Dharamsala

That's it from us today. The loss has meant that India have to wait longer for the No. 1 position in the ODI rankings. Can they come up with a better showing in the second ODI in Mohali? Join us on Wednesday to find out.

Post-match comments:

Suranga Lakmal, Player of the Match: The last two years have been filled with hard work. The coaching staff too has worked on me and I am very happy with my performance today. My fitness and health have been really good over the last few days and that showed in the results today."

Thisara Perera: "Firstly we need to give 200 percent credit to our bowlers; they did everything right for us, bowling in the right lines and length. Their discipline was excellent and that was the reason for our success. This is an unplayable wicket, we did not expect this. We thought around 250-260 but when we were bowling itself we realized that we had to keep them under 220. I thought Lakmal did perfectly for us in the Test series and now is carrying it forward in the ODIs. He's the number one fast bowler for us at the moment. I have to mention Upul, he gave the best start and he is one of the best openers. Our batsmen have been doing well over the last couple of months but without success. All in all, everything worked for us today."

Rohit Sharma: "Two games to go, but having said that we weren't up to the mark today. Just not enough runs on the board but the bowlers came out there and did whatever they could. Had we had 70-80 runs more we could have had a game on our hands. It is important that we as a team thrive on conditions such as these and come out good. Not everyday will we get flat tracks and today was a good learning curve. You need to understand your game and come out of such situations. Today was an eye-opener and we need to regroup and do well. He's (Dhoni) done it for so many years and he knows what exactly needs to be done in such conditions. Someone with him could have made the difference and I am not at all surprised by the way he played. He was the only one battling it out. There was something in the pitch even when we were bowling but 113 was just not going to be enough. Not such a great experience of losing the first match as a captain - nobody likes losing games and we need to focus on the next two games and come out hard."