- Dhruv Jurel scored a brilliant century
- Indian team's innings declared at 503 runs
- Devdutt Padik scored 117 runs
India Vs Sri Lanka 2nd Test Match Live Updates: The second Test match between India and Sri Lanka is underway in Colombo. India batted first and declared their innings on 503 runs. Devdutt Padikal scored a brilliant knock of 117 runs. Also Dhruv Jurel also scored a brilliant century of 115 runs. This is the first century scored by Dhruv Jurel abroad. After this, Dhruv Jurel's celebration has gone viral.
Dhruv Jurel came in to play at number 7 after a rain interruption on the second day of the match. He then completed his brilliant century. Dhruv Jurel celebrated his century in a very different and emotional way. He showed the audience the Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan tattoo on his bicep. This special celebration done by Dhruv Jurel, the son of a brave soldier serving in the Indian Army, has won the hearts of fans.
IND Vs SL: Smoke from Sri Lanka! Dhruv Jurel hits maiden century; India's innings declared on 503 runs
JAI JAWAN JAI KISHAN 
– Dhruv Jurel shows his tattoo after smashing an overseas Test century 
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— Sam (@cricsam02) August 24, 2026
As soon as the century was completed, Dhruv Jurel took off his helmet and pumped his fist in the air. He then raised his left sleeve and proudly showed the whole world the 'Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan' tattoo on his bicep. Dhruv Jurel's father is a 1999 Kargil War veteran and a retired Indian Army soldier. Therefore, Dhruv Jurel has done a very emotional celebration on the completion of the century.
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The next day, while the Indian team was batting, the game was stopped for some time due to rain. Finally, India declared their innings at 503 runs. Dhruv Jurel scored a brilliant century. He remained not out on 115 runs. Now the Sri Lankan team has entered the field to bat. Sri Lanka have also lost two of their wickets very early. That may increase Sri Lanka's problems.