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Indian players enjoy badminton, ‘tuk tuk’ ride after Colombo win

After winning the second Test, this is how the Indian team took their day off.

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India, India players, Indian cricket team , Indian Cricket Team Facebook, Facebook Indian Cricket Team, India Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka India, India Sri Lanka 2015, Cricket News, Cricket India players Virat Kohli, Harbhajan Singh and Stuart Binny enjoy their ‘tuk tuk’ ride. (Source: PTI)

After their win at Colombo by 278 runs, Indian team players relaxed as they decided to take to badminton on Tuesday.

In the pictures posted by the Indian Cricket Team’s official Facebook page, the likes of Virat Kohli, Harbhajan Singh and others can be seen in action.

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India_mOther team members like Cheteshwar Pujara and pacer Ishant Sharma also gave company to their captain as they were also seen enjoying the game.

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