England opener Sam Robson has challenged himself
to repeat the success of the maiden century he made on the 2nd day of
the 2nd Test against Sri Lanka at Headingley.
Robson's 127 in only his second Test helped the hosts to 320-6 at the close, a lead of 63 runs.
The right-hander, driving and cutting strongly on the off side, shared stands of 142 with Gary Ballance and 87 with Ian Bell.
He had to sit through tea on 98, but returned after the break to drive Dhammika Prasad through the covers to move to three figures for the first time in Tests.
Robson's 127 in only his second Test helped the hosts to 320-6 at the close, a lead of 63 runs.
The right-hander, driving and cutting strongly on the off side, shared stands of 142 with Gary Ballance and 87 with Ian Bell.
He had to sit through tea on 98, but returned after the break to drive Dhammika Prasad through the covers to move to three figures for the first time in Tests.