Colombo, Aug. 24 -- After his second Test century, Indian wicketkeeper-batter Dhruv Jurel spoke on his 'Jai Jawan Jai Kisaan' tattoo following the conclusion of day two play against Sri Lanka at Colombo, calling it a tribute to his roots, with his father being a soldier and grandfather being a farmer. He also opened up on his game-plan against the Asian side at Colombo.

Jurel's second Test century, combined with Devdutt Padikkal's ton and half-century from Rishabh Pant took India past the 500-run mark and Sri Lanka were left reeling at the end of day two of the second Test at Colombo, having lost two early wickets.

Speaking after the day's in the post-match presser, Jurel spoke about featuring for India A in two first-class games in Sri...