Sri Lankan batsman Kamindu Mendis has achieved a remarkable feat, becoming the joint-third fastest player to reach 1000 Test runs. This incredible achievement puts him on par with the legendary Don Bradman, showcasing his remarkable talent and consistency.
Sri Lankan batsman Kamindu Mendis achieved a remarkable feat in the second Test against New Zealand, becoming the fastest Asian batter to reach five Test centuries. His accomplishment also placed him among the top four fastest in the world, surpassing the previous Asian record held by Fawad Alam.
Sri Lankan batsman Kamindu Mendis has broken the world record for the most consecutive fifty-plus scores in Test cricket, achieving his eighth such score in as many innings since his debut. Mendis achieved this milestone during the second Test match against New Zealand in Galle.
Sri Lanka fought back against New Zealand on the first day of the first Test, with Kamindu Mendis scoring a century to help the hosts reach 302 for seven at stumps. Mendis’ innings came to an end on 114, but his crucial contribution steadied the Sri Lankan ship after they had slumped to 106 for four. The match is a crucial one for both teams in the World Test Championship.
Sri Lanka will look to salvage some pride in the third Test against England at The Oval, despite facing a 2-0 series deficit. In-form batsman Kamindu Mendis, who has been a bright spot for the team, will continue batting at number seven, while changes in the bowling attack and the return of Kusal Mendis bring fresh momentum to the team.
