Star batter Dhruv Jurel celebrated his second Test century in style in Colombo by revealing a ‘Jai Jawan, Jai Kisaan’ tattoo on his left bicep by drawing up his sleeve. After the failed direct hit gave Jurel his hundred, Mohammed Siraj rushed over to embrace the India wicketkeeper-batter, who had spent 22 deliveries on 99 before finally crossing the finish line. Before revealing the tattoo, Jurel punched the air, took off his helmet, and took in the cheers. Siraj was waiting on the other end.
