The 100th match between Virat Kohli and Sri Lanka in Test cricket will be held behind closed doors. This is what you need before the match. We will also discuss Rangana's career, Ravindra Jadeja’s 10th Test fivewicket haul and the Man of the Match Award.
Virat Kohli's 100th test match against Sri Lanka will take place behind closed doors
Virat Kohli has the potential to set many new records in his cricket career. His 100th Test match is no exception. Initially scheduled to play against South Africa in Cape Town in January, Kohli missed the first and second Tests due to back and upper-back spasms. Infuriated cricket fans in India were shocked to hear that Kohli missed the Test against the Lankans.
Rangana Himath's Career
Rangana Herath's final Test match will mark the end of his illustrious career. He has 433 wickets from 93 Test matches and is a well-known figure in Sri Lankan cricket. The spinner, who is 5'6", does not enjoy running in the field. He prefers a beer. His unremarkable traits have paid off with a stellar career.
Ravindra Jadeja's 10th Test five-wicket haul
Ravindra Jadeja picked up five wickets in the second Test against Sri Lanka at Mohali. It was his tenth five wicket haul in Test cricket. His innings was remarkable with India leading by 400 runs. Jadeja, who also had an unbeaten score of 175, was able to finish with figures 13-4-41-5. In August, he last took five wickets against Sri Lankan Test cricket. He took five wickets for Sri Lanka.
Prabath Jayasuriya's second century
Prabath Jayasuriya is a professional cricketer for Sri Lanka. He is a right-handed batsman and bowls slow left-arm orthodox. In July 2018, he made his first-class debut in the match against Australia. He scored a century in the match against Australia and took 12 wickets. He then played two Test matches for Sri Lanka against Pakistan.
Dinesh Chandimal's career
Dinesh Chaudimal finally achieved a double-century against Australia after three years of not playing in a Test match. His unbeaten 206 was vital in Sri Lanka's win of the 39-run test. Even though he was dropped numerously since his debut, Chandimal’s determination and perseverance proved crucial in Sri Lanka’s historic victory.
Ramesh Medis LBW decision
The controversial LBW decision in favour of Ramesh Mendis in the first wicket of the Sri Lanka-Pakistan test match was controversial. Although Mendis was declared out by the umpires, replays showed that the ball had passed the mid-wicket boundary. Sri Lanka was able to score 176-5 in their opening innings despite this decision. The spinners were able to tighten their lines and play at a good pace, which put the hosts in a comfortable situation. The second innings saw Sri Lanka's Ramesh Mendis run through Pakistan's middle order, and he finished with three wickets.