(CNN) -- Sachin Tendulkar hit the fifth double century of his career to help India surpass Sri Lanka's huge first innings total as the second Test headed for a draw. The man known as the "Little Master" more than lived up to his billing as he made 203 in India's mammoth total of 669-9. Tendulkar was ably assisted by Suresh Raina who made 120 on his Test debut and captain MS Dhoni, who hit 76, as India finished day four 27 runs ahead in Colombo, leaving the likelihood of a result very slim. Sri Lanka won the first Test of the three-match series in Galle when the retiring Muttiah Muralitharan produced a match-winning performance to become the first bowler to reach 800 Test wickets.
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India reach 669-9 on day four of the second Test against Sri Lanka
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Sachin Tendulkar hits 203 as India pass Sri Lanka's total of 642-2 declared
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Suresh Raina makes 120 on his Test debut as draw looks most likely result
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