Sonal Dinusha plays a key role as Sri Lanka hold India to a draw in a Test match where India was seeking a series sweep. Dinusha scores 103 in Sri Lanka’s first innings and follows it with an unbeaten 133 in the second.
Sri Lanka are forced to follow on after being bowled out for 290 in their first innings. Dinusha’s century in the second innings helps lift Sri Lanka out of trouble, and the team recovers enough to avoid defeat.
Across the two reports, the emphasis is on the same match-defining performance: Dinusha’s two centuries, including the not-out 133 during the follow-on situation, and the outcome of a draw that prevents India from winning the series 2-0. Both sources also frame the innings as a major step in Dinusha’s rise, while describing it as a comeback that denies India a clean sweep.
