Sri Lanka Test captain Kusal Mendis and former Test captain Dhananjaya de Silva have earned places on the Honours Board at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium after scoring magnificent centuries in the first Test match against Pakistan.
Kusal Mendis delivered an outstanding innings of 119 runs in his first match since taking over the Test captaincy. The century marked the 11th of his Test career and a memorable achievement in his debut match as Sri Lanka's captain.
Meanwhile, Dhananjaya de Silva produced a brilliant batting display against the Pakistan bowling attack, scoring 167 runs. The innings marked the 14th Test century of his career, further highlighting his importance to the Sri Lankan team.
Both players' remarkable performances have secured their names on the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium Honours Board, marking a significant milestone in their Test careers.
