Dinusha walked in when Sri Lanka were in serious trouble at 90/5, replying to India's first-innings total of 462. He then put together a crucial partnership with Niroshan Dickwella to keep Sri Lanka's innings alive.
Sri Lanka all-rounder Sonal Dinusha played a fighting innings against India as he registered his maiden Test century on Day 3 of the first Test at the Galle International Stadium on Monday. Sri Lankan innings ended at 284 as Sonal was immediately dismissed after scoring his maiden ton.
Dinusha walked in when Sri Lanka were in serious trouble at 90/5, replying to India's first-innings total of 462. He then put together a crucial partnership with Niroshan Dickwella to keep Sri Lanka's innings alive.
Dinusha and Dickwella showed patience after Sri Lanka lost five wickets early in their innings.
The pair added 146 runs for the sixth wicket, giving Sri Lanka much-needed stability. Dickwella scored a fighting 80 before Prasidh Krishna ended the partnership.
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