෴|| ICC TWENTY 20 World Cup ||෴ |March 16 - April 6 |

[kmc madushan]

 

[එළකිරි කොල්ලෙක්]

එක්සෑම් කොහොමද බං kmc??

 

[kmc madushan]

එක්සෑම් කොහොමද බං kmc??

හිතුවට වැඩියි අමාරුයි බන් එලකිරි කොල්ලටත් exam ලගයි නේ

 

[Bataya01]

Tillakaratne Dilshan fined for breaching ICC Code of Conduct
Dilshan rubbed his elbow after the ball deflected off his gloves to the wicketkeeper to indicate that the ball had not touched his gloves

Tillakaratne Dilshan fined for breaching ICC Code of Conduct - Cricket News Tillakaratne Dilshan fined for breaching ICC Code of Conduct.
Sri Lanka all-rounder Tillakaratne Dilshan has been fined 20 per cent of his match fee for breaching the ICC Code of Conduct during his side’s final Group 1 match against New Zealand at Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium (ZACS) in Chittagong on Monday.

Dilshan was found to have breached Article 2.1.3 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel, which relates to “showing dissent at an umpire’s decision during an international match”.

The incident happened in the fourth over, when Dilshan rubbed his elbow after the ball deflected off his gloves to the wicketkeeper to indicate that the ball had not touched his gloves.

The charge was brought by on-field umpires Rod Tucker and Aleem Dar, third umpire Bruce Oxenford and reserve umpire Steve Davis.

On Monday evening, Dilshan admitted the offence and accepted the sanction proposed by David Boon of the Emirates Elite Panel of ICC Match Referees. As such, there was no need for a formal hearing.

අලීම් දාර්ට මුකුත් නැද්ද දන්නෙ නෑ.

 

[Bataya01]

හිතුවට වැඩියි අමාරුයි බන් එලකිරි කොල්ලටත් exam ලගයි නේ

ඈ බොල.උඹ කිව්වා නේද ලේසියි කියල?

 

[එළකිරි කොල්ලෙක්]

හිතුවට වැඩියි අමාරුයි බන් එලකිරි කොල්ලටත් exam ලගයි නේ

එහෙමද?? අවුලක් වෙලා නැතුව ඇති බං.දැන් මේ ටිකේ ලීව් නම් මේකට සෙට් වෙයන්. අපිටත් 21 බං ඇඬෙනවා. ලබන අවුරුද්ද වෙනකොට මොකක් වෙයි ද මන්ද මෙහෙම ගිහින්

 

[DJLEOx78]

heta tama supirima gemak tynne

 

[07sanjeewakaru]

හිතුවට වැඩියි අමාරුයි බන් එලකිරි කොල්ලටත් exam ලගයි නේ

මදුව...
පල..පල..ගිහිං පාඩං කරපං...
මේ නූල දැම්මෙ නැත්තෙත් මේ දවස්වල හැරෙන්ටවත් නැතුව වැඩ කියලනේ...

 

[kmc madushan]

ඈ බොල.උඹ කිව්වා නේද ලේසියි කියල?

ada thibba eka amarui ban

එහෙමද?? අවුලක් වෙලා නැතුව ඇති බං.දැන් මේ ටිකේ ලීව් නම් මේකට සෙට් වෙයන්. අපිටත් 21 බං ඇඬෙනවා. ලබන අවුරුද්ද වෙනකොට මොකක් වෙයි ද මන්ද මෙහෙම ගිහින්

awulk nam bn ara GPA eka thama awula 21 exam nam dan ma wada patan ganin

 

[kmc madushan]

මදුව...
පල..පල..ගිහිං පාඩං කරපං...
මේ නූල දැම්මෙ නැත්තෙත් මේ දවස්වල හැරෙන්ටවත් නැතුව වැඩ කියලනේ...

hithana de wenna na nea bro me para hithan hitiya SL play karana eka match ekak wath balanne nathuwa padam karanawa kiyala ath me dakwa thibba okkoma match balala

 

[navi]

Confidential ICC report claims some 2011 Cricket World Cup matches were fixed

Confidential ICC report claims some 2011 Cricket World Cup matches were fixed

Betting and match-fixing have long been hot topics of discussion in cricketing circles and among fans, but for the first time a report of the International Cricket Council's Anti-Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU) has revealed how players are approached and trapped by these networks.
The confidential report hints that some matches of the 2011 World Cup, which Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men won on home turf, and the fourth season of the Indian Premier League, which followed soon after, were not clean.
A total of 470 matches and more than 200 practice sessions were covered by the ACSU to compile the report. The mastermind of this illegal network is known only as SB, and was first observed and tagged by ACSU in early 2010. His activities have been closely followed.

SB and his associates - codenamed AZ and BRY - were found making several attempts to approach players, who were advised by ACSU to stay clear of these individuals.
The ACSU went to great lengths to keep a tab on these bookmakers and fixers.
"Five mobile numbers were identified and itemised billing details obtained for each. SB's each move, including trips to Sri Lanka and Dubai in 2011, were tracked, as were his business dealings," the report states.
According to the ACSU, two players who were approached reported the contact.
But SB is not the only cricketing villain under scanner. Another agent, codenamed VG, has been active in London for over a year.
ACSU believes he was in touch with two persons - possibly players - who gave him and his assistant ASK match information.
Several high-profile players of different teams were believed to be in contact with these bookies.
The 41-page report also identifies 'JS', one of the top bookies in the country, who has cases against him in both India and Britain. JS allegedly contacted the brother of a top international player offering him the equivalent of Rs 50 lakh to throw a match.
Thanks to the revelations, the 2010 ODI series between Bangladesh and Zimbabwe fell on ACSU's radar. These matches were the topic of discussion between JS, a former Kenya captain and a Zimbabwe-based bookie for over five months. More than a 115 calls were made, allegedly to fix matches.
To keep its investigation strictly confidential, the ACSU hid the real identities of these bookies even from the ICC Board. There are several such bookies on the radar of the cricketing police and the ACSU believes these men were only the tip of the iceberg.
To prevent players from getting into the clutches of these miscreants, the anti-corruption squad remains in constant touch with players and is gaining intelligence about suspect individuals.
In this endeavour, ACSU cultivates its own informers and works in tandem with various other intelligence and security agencies.

Source
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/indiahome/indianews/article-2593646/Confidential-ICC-report-reveals-cricketers-trapped-match-fixing-networks.html

 

[Thilantdm]

අඩෝ මේක බලපන්කො....
ක්රික්ඉන්ෆෝ එකේ කමෙන්ට් එකක්,,,,,,,

Posted by wapuser on (April 2, 2014, 15:46 GMT)
As a SA fan i m glad that we are facing Ind in the semis other than SL or WI. Ind is a strong team but the stats shows Ind has always been uncomfortable against us. Recent stats shows we have beaten them more often than they have beaten us. Even in the WC11 the champion Indian team lost to us in Mirpur. Dhaka is the same city where SA won their only ICC tournament beating WI in the final. Will there b a repeat . But one thing for sure, i would rather meet Ind or WI than SL. SL is the most balanced and best equipped T20 team at the moment. Ind might have better record against SL head to Head but that does not make Ind better than SL in T20 in world stage. For Ex. Pak has a better Head to Head record against Ind that does not make Pak better than Ind! The ranking tells the true story cos it records the win loss ratio overall. As a Saffer i would be comfortable facing Ind over SL any day. Go Proteas!

 

[kmc madushan]

Confidential ICC report claims some 2011 Cricket World Cup matches were fixed

Betting and match-fixing have long been hot topics of discussion in cricketing circles and among fans, but for the first time a report of the International Cricket Council's Anti-Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU) has revealed how players are approached and trapped by these networks.
The confidential report hints that some matches of the 2011 World Cup, which Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men won on home turf, and the fourth season of the Indian Premier League, which followed soon after, were not clean.
A total of 470 matches and more than 200 practice sessions were covered by the ACSU to compile the report. The mastermind of this illegal network is known only as SB, and was first observed and tagged by ACSU in early 2010. His activities have been closely followed.

SB and his associates - codenamed AZ and BRY - were found making several attempts to approach players, who were advised by ACSU to stay clear of these individuals.
The ACSU went to great lengths to keep a tab on these bookmakers and fixers.
"Five mobile numbers were identified and itemised billing details obtained for each. SB's each move, including trips to Sri Lanka and Dubai in 2011, were tracked, as were his business dealings," the report states.
According to the ACSU, two players who were approached reported the contact.
But SB is not the only cricketing villain under scanner. Another agent, codenamed VG, has been active in London for over a year.
ACSU believes he was in touch with two persons - possibly players - who gave him and his assistant ASK match information.
Several high-profile players of different teams were believed to be in contact with these bookies.
The 41-page report also identifies 'JS', one of the top bookies in the country, who has cases against him in both India and Britain. JS allegedly contacted the brother of a top international player offering him the equivalent of Rs 50 lakh to throw a match.
Thanks to the revelations, the 2010 ODI series between Bangladesh and Zimbabwe fell on ACSU's radar. These matches were the topic of discussion between JS, a former Kenya captain and a Zimbabwe-based bookie for over five months. More than a 115 calls were made, allegedly to fix matches.
To keep its investigation strictly confidential, the ACSU hid the real identities of these bookies even from the ICC Board. There are several such bookies on the radar of the cricketing police and the ACSU believes these men were only the tip of the iceberg.
To prevent players from getting into the clutches of these miscreants, the anti-corruption squad remains in constant touch with players and is gaining intelligence about suspect individuals.
In this endeavour, ACSU cultivates its own informers and works in tandem with various other intelligence and security agencies.

Source
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/indiahome/indianews/article-2593646/Confidential-ICC-report-reveals-cricketers-trapped-match-fixing-networks.html

 

[r.pathirana]

අඩෝ මේක බලපන්කො....
ක්රික්ඉන්ෆෝ එකේ කමෙන්ට් එකක්,,,,,,,

Posted by wapuser on (April 2, 2014, 15:46 GMT)
As a SA fan i m glad that we are facing Ind in the semis other than SL or WI. Ind is a strong team but the stats shows Ind has always been uncomfortable against us. Recent stats shows we have beaten them more often than they have beaten us. Even in the WC11 the champion Indian team lost to us in Mirpur. Dhaka is the same city where SA won their only ICC tournament beating WI in the final. Will there b a repeat . But one thing for sure, i would rather meet Ind or WI than SL. SL is the most balanced and best equipped T20 team at the moment. Ind might have better record against SL head to Head but that does not make Ind better than SL in T20 in world stage. For Ex. Pak has a better Head to Head record against Ind that does not make Pak better than Ind! The ranking tells the true story cos it records the win loss ratio overall. As a Saffer i would be comfortable facing Ind over SL any day. Go Proteas!

Proteas chance thiyenawa bn un ghanawa india wata' decock,ab, mun okkama indiwata gahanawa

 

[07sanjeewakaru]

අඩෝ මේක බලපන්කො....
ක්රික්ඉන්ෆෝ එකේ කමෙන්ට් එකක්,,,,,,,

Posted by wapuser on (April 2, 2014, 15:46 GMT)
As a SA fan i m glad that we are facing Ind in the semis other than SL or WI. Ind is a strong team but the stats shows Ind has always been uncomfortable against us. Recent stats shows we have beaten them more often than they have beaten us. Even in the WC11 the champion Indian team lost to us in Mirpur. Dhaka is the same city where SA won their only ICC tournament beating WI in the final. Will there b a repeat . But one thing for sure, i would rather meet Ind or WI than SL. SL is the most balanced and best equipped T20 team at the moment. Ind might have better record against SL head to Head but that does not make Ind better than SL in T20 in world stage. For Ex. Pak has a better Head to Head record against Ind that does not make Pak better than Ind! The ranking tells the true story cos it records the win loss ratio overall. As a Saffer i would be comfortable facing Ind over SL any day. Go Proteas!

Okun 1998 Mini World cup eka WI ta gahala dinneth Dhaka wala ne...Eka thama un dinna ekama World Tournament eka..

 

[07sanjeewakaru]

hithana de wenna na nea bro me para hithan hitiya SL play karana eka match ekak wath balanne nathuwa padam karanawa kiyala ath me dakwa thibba okkoma match balala

 

[mldarshana]

අඩෝ මේක බලපන්කො....
ක්රික්ඉන්ෆෝ එකේ කමෙන්ට් එකක්,,,,,,,

Posted by wapuser on (April 2, 2014, 15:46 GMT)
As a SA fan i m glad that we are facing Ind in the semis other than SL or WI. Ind is a strong team but the stats shows Ind has always been uncomfortable against us. Recent stats shows we have beaten them more often than they have beaten us. Even in the WC11 the champion Indian team lost to us in Mirpur. Dhaka is the same city where SA won their only ICC tournament beating WI in the final. Will there b a repeat . But one thing for sure, i would rather meet Ind or WI than SL. SL is the most balanced and best equipped T20 team at the moment. Ind might have better record against SL head to Head but that does not make Ind better than SL in T20 in world stage. For Ex. Pak has a better Head to Head record against Ind that does not make Pak better than Ind! The ranking tells the true story cos it records the win loss ratio overall. As a Saffer i would be comfortable facing Ind over SL any day. Go Proteas!

India walata gahanna hondama team eka SA kiyala thamai math hithanne ... apita India Final set une neththan hondai

 

[Bataya01]

Confidential ICC report claims some 2011 Cricket World Cup matches were fixed

Betting and match-fixing have long been hot topics of discussion in cricketing circles and among fans, but for the first time a report of the International Cricket Council's Anti-Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU) has revealed how players are approached and trapped by these networks.
The confidential report hints that some matches of the 2011 World Cup, which Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men won on home turf, and the fourth season of the Indian Premier League, which followed soon after, were not clean.
A total of 470 matches and more than 200 practice sessions were covered by the ACSU to compile the report. The mastermind of this illegal network is known only as SB, and was first observed and tagged by ACSU in early 2010. His activities have been closely followed.

SB and his associates - codenamed AZ and BRY - were found making several attempts to approach players, who were advised by ACSU to stay clear of these individuals.
The ACSU went to great lengths to keep a tab on these bookmakers and fixers.
"Five mobile numbers were identified and itemised billing details obtained for each. SB's each move, including trips to Sri Lanka and Dubai in 2011, were tracked, as were his business dealings," the report states.
According to the ACSU, two players who were approached reported the contact.
But SB is not the only cricketing villain under scanner. Another agent, codenamed VG, has been active in London for over a year.
ACSU believes he was in touch with two persons - possibly players - who gave him and his assistant ASK match information.
Several high-profile players of different teams were believed to be in contact with these bookies.
The 41-page report also identifies 'JS', one of the top bookies in the country, who has cases against him in both India and Britain. JS allegedly contacted the brother of a top international player offering him the equivalent of Rs 50 lakh to throw a match.
Thanks to the revelations, the 2010 ODI series between Bangladesh and Zimbabwe fell on ACSU's radar. These matches were the topic of discussion between JS, a former Kenya captain and a Zimbabwe-based bookie for over five months. More than a 115 calls were made, allegedly to fix matches.
To keep its investigation strictly confidential, the ACSU hid the real identities of these bookies even from the ICC Board. There are several such bookies on the radar of the cricketing police and the ACSU believes these men were only the tip of the iceberg.
To prevent players from getting into the clutches of these miscreants, the anti-corruption squad remains in constant touch with players and is gaining intelligence about suspect individuals.
In this endeavour, ACSU cultivates its own informers and works in tandem with various other intelligence and security agencies.

Source
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/indiahome/indianews/article-2593646/Confidential-ICC-report-reveals-cricketers-trapped-match-fixing-networks.html

විස්වාස කරන්නද නොකරන්නද මන්ද

අඩෝ මේක බලපන්කො....
ක්රික්ඉන්ෆෝ එකේ කමෙන්ට් එකක්,,,,,,,

Posted by wapuser on (April 2, 2014, 15:46 GMT)
As a SA fan i m glad that we are facing Ind in the semis other than SL or WI. Ind is a strong team but the stats shows Ind has always been uncomfortable against us. Recent stats shows we have beaten them more often than they have beaten us. Even in the WC11 the champion Indian team lost to us in Mirpur. Dhaka is the same city where SA won their only ICC tournament beating WI in the final. Will there b a repeat . But one thing for sure, i would rather meet Ind or WI than SL. SL is the most balanced and best equipped T20 team at the moment. Ind might have better record against SL head to Head but that does not make Ind better than SL in T20 in world stage. For Ex. Pak has a better Head to Head record against Ind that does not make Pak better than Ind! The ranking tells the true story cos it records the win loss ratio overall. As a Saffer i would be comfortable facing Ind over SL any day. Go Proteas!

S.A.ඇරුනම බැටින් වලින් talented උන් ඉන්නෙ අපේ.ඒ වුනාට T20 නිසා WI power hitting හොඳයි.මටත් හිතෙනවා ඉන්දියාව කයි කියලා.

 

[kmc madushan]

 

[Thilantdm]

Confidential ICC report claims some 2011 Cricket World Cup matches were fixed

Betting and match-fixing have long been hot topics of discussion in cricketing circles and among fans, but for the first time a report of the International Cricket Council's Anti-Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU) has revealed how players are approached and trapped by these networks.
The confidential report hints that some matches of the 2011 World Cup, which Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men won on home turf, and the fourth season of the Indian Premier League, which followed soon after, were not clean.
A total of 470 matches and more than 200 practice sessions were covered by the ACSU to compile the report. The mastermind of this illegal network is known only as SB, and was first observed and tagged by ACSU in early 2010. His activities have been closely followed.

SB and his associates - codenamed AZ and BRY - were found making several attempts to approach players, who were advised by ACSU to stay clear of these individuals.
The ACSU went to great lengths to keep a tab on these bookmakers and fixers.
"Five mobile numbers were identified and itemised billing details obtained for each. SB's each move, including trips to Sri Lanka and Dubai in 2011, were tracked, as were his business dealings," the report states.
According to the ACSU, two players who were approached reported the contact.
But SB is not the only cricketing villain under scanner. Another agent, codenamed VG, has been active in London for over a year.
ACSU believes he was in touch with two persons - possibly players - who gave him and his assistant ASK match information.
Several high-profile players of different teams were believed to be in contact with these bookies.
The 41-page report also identifies 'JS', one of the top bookies in the country, who has cases against him in both India and Britain. JS allegedly contacted the brother of a top international player offering him the equivalent of Rs 50 lakh to throw a match.
Thanks to the revelations, the 2010 ODI series between Bangladesh and Zimbabwe fell on ACSU's radar. These matches were the topic of discussion between JS, a former Kenya captain and a Zimbabwe-based bookie for over five months. More than a 115 calls were made, allegedly to fix matches.
To keep its investigation strictly confidential, the ACSU hid the real identities of these bookies even from the ICC Board. There are several such bookies on the radar of the cricketing police and the ACSU believes these men were only the tip of the iceberg.
To prevent players from getting into the clutches of these miscreants, the anti-corruption squad remains in constant touch with players and is gaining intelligence about suspect individuals.
In this endeavour, ACSU cultivates its own informers and works in tandem with various other intelligence and security agencies.

Source
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/indiahome/indianews/article-2593646/Confidential-ICC-report-reveals-cricketers-trapped-match-fixing-networks.html

අපෝ මේවා දැක්කම තමා ක්‍රිකට් එපා වෙන්නේ....
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