Sonal Dinusha makes history against India, equals Jayasuriya and Sangakkara's record

Young Sri Lankan cricketer Sonal Dinusha has etched his name in the history books with his stellar performance in the second Test match against India. According to a report from Amar Ujala's sports desk, Dinusha has scored two centuries in his first three Test innings, showcasing exceptional batting skills.

Dinusha scored 100, 84, and 100 runs in his opening three innings against India. With this achievement, he has joined the list of select batsmen worldwide who have delivered such performances at the beginning of their careers.

With this magnificent feat, Sonal Dinusha has equaled the records of Sri Lankan legends Sanath Jayasuriya and Kumar Sangakkara. These legends had also established similar dominance during the early stages of their respective careers.

According to the Amar Ujala report, Dinusha's technique and patience have greatly impressed cricket experts. Performing in this manner against a strong bowling attack like India's is a sign of his bright future.

Dinusha's performance has also provided strength to the Sri Lankan team. His batting in the second Test match helped put the team in a better position.

Dinusha's record is being highly appreciated in the cricketing world. The consistency in his game and his ability to play under pressure have made him a rising star.

Even better performances are expected from Sonal Dinusha in the coming times. This historic performance has given him a new identity in international cricket.

According to Amar Ujala, this feat by Dinusha will be remembered for a long time. He has proven that he has the complete capability to face world-class bowlers.