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Padikkal scores debut Test century on comeback against Sri Lanka

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Devdutt Padikkal marked a significant milestone by scoring his first Test century during India's match against Sri Lanka. The left-handed batter delivered a performance that combined skill and aggression against a challenging bowling attack. Padikkal acknowledged that his long wait for a return to Test cricket was not easy, but remained focused throughout. His determined display on a demanding pitch signalled a triumphant return to the longest format of the game.

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