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19 hours ago · Image: AP. Kamindu Mendis, the Sri Lankan all-rounder, has taken the world cricket by storm breaking one record after another in a short Test career. In only eight Tests, Mendis has seen himself equal batting great Don Bradman for multiple records. One of them was him becoming the second-fastest to 1000 Test runs in just 13 innings same as Bradman.
2 days ago · 50+ scores in most successive Tests from debut 8 - Kamindu Mendis* 7 - Saud Shakeel 6 - Bert Sutcliffe, Saeed Ahmed, Basil Butcher and Sunil Gavaskar Dinesh Chandimal's century in Galle powered ...
2 days ago · Another century for Mendis. Mendis hits his fifth Test century for Sri Lanka during the second Test match against New Zealand on Friday at the Galle International Stadium, Galle. This is his second ton of the series, and third 50+ score in as many innings. Mendis completed the landmark in 147 balls and steered Sri Lanka past 400 runs.
1 day ago · It’s been a long time since the departure of the Sangakkaras and Jayawardenes that a young Sri Lankan batter has become the talking point in the sport – and how. Kamindu Mendis, the 25-year-old from Galle, took the cricketing world by storm when he equalled a scoring landmark of the great Sir Don Bradman by reaching 1000 Test runs in only ...
1 day ago · Cricket News: Sri Lankan batsman Kamindu Mendis has become the fastest player in the last 75 years to reach 1,000 runs in Test cricket, achieving this milestone in ... scoring a half-century (61 ...
Top order batsman and former captain Kumar Sangakkara holds several Sri Lankan batting records as he has scored the most runs for Sri Lanka in Test cricket. He is also the record holder for the highest number of centuries as well as the highest number of half-centuries.
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2 days ago · He achieved this milestone during Sri Lanka’s second Test against New Zealand at Galle International Stadium, contributing significantly to Sri Lanka's total of 306 for three by the end of day one.
