අද මොකද කරන්නෙ කියල ප්ලෑන් කරන්න ඇති... නැත්තන් ඕමියක්වත් බැලුවද දන්නෙ නෑDenesh Ramdin @shotta8080
Good effort to the guys after only 2 hours of sleep from all the stress last night.great innings my marlon
mun monada bun last night kare?
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෴||Champions League Twenty20 (CLT20) 2014 ||෴ |Sep 13-Oct 4|
- Thread starter Henry L
- Start date
wicb ekata
Denesh Ramdin @shotta8080
Good effort to the guys after only 2 hours of sleep from all the stress last night.great innings my marlon
mun monada bun last night kare?
ලොකු සාකච්චාවක් තියන්න ඇති
man hithanne dan methana thiyenne mekai.WI team eke players la kohomath aai yanawa unta gewala nathi nisa habai WICB eka ekata kamathi na unta padu wena nisa.ea mona unath WI players la aai gedara yanawa.ea kiyanne WI vs IND tournament eka cancel saha ape tour eka confirm
ඔව් බන් Denesh Ramdin ගේ Tweet එක අනුව හිතන්න පුලුවන් ට්ම් එකම ගෙදර යනවා කියලා දැන්
Denesh Ramdin @shotta8080 · 15 minutes ago
How many night without sleeping over this,it's over now am going home to my amazing wife
මේකෙන් මු අදහස් කරන්නේ payment problem එක නිසා ටිම් එකම අවුලෙන් හිටියා කියලා නේ
How many night without sleeping over this,it's over now am going home to my amazing wife
මේකෙන් මු අදහස් කරන්නේ payment problem එක නිසා ටිම් එකම අවුලෙන් හිටියා කියලා නේ
Had to convince WI to take field in Dharamsala - Sanjay Patel
BCCI secretary Sanjay Patel has blamed the WICB for failing to resolve internal issues, which resulted in the series being called off with an ODI, a Twenty20 and three Tests still to be played. The players, Patel said, had to be "convinced" to take the field for the Dharamsala ODI, though he still sympathised with their situation.
According to Patel, he, on behalf of the BCCI, had given the WICB president Dave Cameron a deadline of Thursday, the eve of the Dharamsala ODI, to confirm that the West Indies will respect the commitment of the full series despite the dispute between WICB, West Indies Players Association and the team members. The duo met on the sidelines of the ICC Business Corporation Board meeting in Dubai over the weekend.
"After I spoke with the West Indies players in Kochi, the players agreed to play but everyone knew that the dispute was still unresolved. We were hearing that someone from WICB was to meet the players in Kolkata [ahead of the fifth ODI on October 20]," Patel told ESPNcricinfo. "We needed clarity and reaffirmation of their commitment about the tour, so I told Mr Cameron to confirm to us by Thursday that the series will not be interrupted."
Patel said Cameron tried to explain to him that he was "trying his best" to resolve the issue, but his hands were tied. "I told him you cannot put an international series in jeopardy due to internal issues," Patel said. "No board should let internal issues affect international cricket, after all."
Instead of receiving any communication from the WICB, though, Patel got a call "very early in the morning" on Friday from a "support staff member of the Indian team". "I was told that the West Indies players have refused to play any further part in the series. It came as a shock."
Patel then asked Anurag Thakur, the BCCI joint-secretary whose home association was to stage the Dharamsala ODI, to convince the West Indies players to take the field. He felt calling a match off on the morning of it would have been detrimental to the BCCI, the broadcasters and the fans, Patel said. "All the tickets had been sold out, so it wouldn't have been fair to the public. Anurag managed to convince them and they agreed to play the match around noon."
Thakur confirmed that he had spoken to the players but, he said, it was not easy to convince them to play. "Despite [attempting] every bit of convincing, they were hell bent on not playing," Thakur said. "Before the BCCI decided to prepare a formal announcement [on the status of the tour], I personally went up to the players in order to talk them into not pulling out [of the Dharamsala ODI] and fortunately succeeded in my quest."
Given the time difference, Patel said he thought he would hear from the WICB once the day started in the Caribbean. Instead, just when the match was about to start, he received an email from Richie Richardson, the West Indies team manager, that said "the team will not be in a position to continue with the series". "That is the only formal communication we have received so far. You cannot call a tour off unilaterally. It is not just unprofessional but is also detrimental to the game at large," Patel said.
Patel insisted he did not blame the players, though. "Whatever is the case, the onus is on the board to not let things slip up to such lows. We are extremely disappointed with the unilateral decision."
Thakur was not as forgiving to the players. He said the BCCI should seek ICC action against them and the WICB, as well as compensation for the losses caused by the tour being called off.
"First, the BCCI should file a complaint with the ICC about the behaviour of players and the West Indies board," Thakur said. "Second, in order to have successful future tours, BCCI should not play with the Windies. Third, it should also file a claim for compensation with the WICB - the amount of revenue it is going to lose. And fourth, also the local associations, those that have spent truckloads of money to get everything in place only to have one of the teams pull out, should take necessary actions.
"I do sympathise with the West Indies cricketers but this is no way to deal with a matter or to take a decision. They could have made up their mind before coming to India - they may have some valid reasons but at the same time this is not the way to behave."
© ESPN Sports Media Ltd.
BCCI secretary Sanjay Patel has blamed the WICB for failing to resolve internal issues, which resulted in the series being called off with an ODI, a Twenty20 and three Tests still to be played. The players, Patel said, had to be "convinced" to take the field for the Dharamsala ODI, though he still sympathised with their situation.
According to Patel, he, on behalf of the BCCI, had given the WICB president Dave Cameron a deadline of Thursday, the eve of the Dharamsala ODI, to confirm that the West Indies will respect the commitment of the full series despite the dispute between WICB, West Indies Players Association and the team members. The duo met on the sidelines of the ICC Business Corporation Board meeting in Dubai over the weekend.
"After I spoke with the West Indies players in Kochi, the players agreed to play but everyone knew that the dispute was still unresolved. We were hearing that someone from WICB was to meet the players in Kolkata [ahead of the fifth ODI on October 20]," Patel told ESPNcricinfo. "We needed clarity and reaffirmation of their commitment about the tour, so I told Mr Cameron to confirm to us by Thursday that the series will not be interrupted."
Patel said Cameron tried to explain to him that he was "trying his best" to resolve the issue, but his hands were tied. "I told him you cannot put an international series in jeopardy due to internal issues," Patel said. "No board should let internal issues affect international cricket, after all."
Instead of receiving any communication from the WICB, though, Patel got a call "very early in the morning" on Friday from a "support staff member of the Indian team". "I was told that the West Indies players have refused to play any further part in the series. It came as a shock."
Patel then asked Anurag Thakur, the BCCI joint-secretary whose home association was to stage the Dharamsala ODI, to convince the West Indies players to take the field. He felt calling a match off on the morning of it would have been detrimental to the BCCI, the broadcasters and the fans, Patel said. "All the tickets had been sold out, so it wouldn't have been fair to the public. Anurag managed to convince them and they agreed to play the match around noon."
Thakur confirmed that he had spoken to the players but, he said, it was not easy to convince them to play. "Despite [attempting] every bit of convincing, they were hell bent on not playing," Thakur said. "Before the BCCI decided to prepare a formal announcement [on the status of the tour], I personally went up to the players in order to talk them into not pulling out [of the Dharamsala ODI] and fortunately succeeded in my quest."
Given the time difference, Patel said he thought he would hear from the WICB once the day started in the Caribbean. Instead, just when the match was about to start, he received an email from Richie Richardson, the West Indies team manager, that said "the team will not be in a position to continue with the series". "That is the only formal communication we have received so far. You cannot call a tour off unilaterally. It is not just unprofessional but is also detrimental to the game at large," Patel said.
Patel insisted he did not blame the players, though. "Whatever is the case, the onus is on the board to not let things slip up to such lows. We are extremely disappointed with the unilateral decision."
Thakur was not as forgiving to the players. He said the BCCI should seek ICC action against them and the WICB, as well as compensation for the losses caused by the tour being called off.
"First, the BCCI should file a complaint with the ICC about the behaviour of players and the West Indies board," Thakur said. "Second, in order to have successful future tours, BCCI should not play with the Windies. Third, it should also file a claim for compensation with the WICB - the amount of revenue it is going to lose. And fourth, also the local associations, those that have spent truckloads of money to get everything in place only to have one of the teams pull out, should take necessary actions.
"I do sympathise with the West Indies cricketers but this is no way to deal with a matter or to take a decision. They could have made up their mind before coming to India - they may have some valid reasons but at the same time this is not the way to behave."
© ESPN Sports Media Ltd.
west indies ඉන්නේ මහ කාලකන්නි හැත්තක් බන්IPL නිසා තමා උන් උඩ හිගින් ඉන්නේ සල්ලි හම්බ වෙනවානේ නේ තොග පිටින් ඒ නිසා උන්ට රට ගැන කිසි ගානක් නෑ
පොලාර්ඩ් මාර ගැහිල්ලක් නේ ගහලා තියෙන්නේ?
උන්ට කොච්චර කාලයක් ගෙවලා නැද්ද බන්..
පොලාර්ඩ් මාර ගැහිල්ලක් නේ ගහලා තියෙන්නේ?
උන්ට කොච්චර කාලයක් ගෙවලා නැද්ද බන්..
හරියට දන්නේ නෑ බන්
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dan ea kiyanne aai IND vs WI series nathi wei kalekata 
dan balan giyama SLC eka witharak newe WICB ekath echcharama thama. ape adu tharame players la hodai unge players lath ganna deyak na.kohoma cricket wala inna thbba ratak da un tharam strength/power thiyena players la wena mona ratakawath na.aparade 1970/80 kale run kale Windies lane. England, West Indies kiyanne thamn wisin thamnta ma wala kapagaththa ratawal apitath ochchara thama ape wasanawata apita mahathma gathi thiyena players la innawa.thanikarama ape players la nisa thama ada api me thathwe inne ea athin Aus ehema patta.management ekai players lagei dekema awul awata eawa duradiga yana nodee ewalema wisadagena kalintath wada hoda thanakata enawa mata nam SL and Aus arena wena kisima ratak gana cricket paththen asawak na 
● 8 statistics of India-Sri Lanka since 2008
#1. India and Sri Lanka
have played each other
49 times since January
2008. That is the most
encounters teams have
had against each other
in ODIs since then.
Australia and England
are next on the list as
they have played 34
ODIs. Pakistan and Sri
Lanka, two teams who
supposedly play each
other many times, have
faced off 32 times since
2008.
#2. India have played 191
ODIs since January
2008. Which means that
25.65 percent of their
ODIs since then have
come against Sri Lanka.
India have won 29 of
those encounters.
#3. Sri Lanka have played
187 ODIs since January
2008. That too is a
percentage of 25.65 i.e.
the no of games against
India. Sri Lanka have
won 17 of those
encounters.
#4. Virat Kohli made his
ODI debut during the
tour to Sri Lanka in
2008. He has played 35
out of his 141 ODIs
against Sri Lanka and
has scored 1527 of his
5879 runs against them.
Out of his 20 tons, five
have come against Sri
Lanka. Thus, he has
scored 26 percent of his
runs and 25 percent of
his tons against Sri
Lanka. Interestingly, he
is yet to play a Test
match against Sri Lanka.
#5. Though Ishant
Sharma hasn’t been a
fixture in the Indian
one-day side, he has
had his fair share of
success against Sri
Lanka. Out of his 72
ODIs, he has played 22
ODIs against them and
has taken 37 of his 102
wickets in these
encounters.
#6. Kumar Sangakkara
has scored 1785 runs
against India in ODIs
since January 2008. That
is the most number of
runs a batsman has
scored against a single
opposition in ODIs since
2008. In fact, in the list
of the most successful
batsmen against a single
opposition since 2008,
the top six are batsmen
from the India-Sri Lanka
encounters — out of
the top ten, it is seven.
MS Dhoni is behind
Sangakkara with 1596
runs in 41 matches
against Sri Lanka.
Tillakaratne Dilshan has
scored 1594 runs
against India in 43
games. Gautam
Gambhir has amassed
1537 runs in 35 matches
against Sri Lanka. Virat
Kohli is fifth on the list
with 1527 runs in 35
matches against Sri
Lanka. Mahela
Jayawardene is sixth
with 1370 runs in India-
Sri Lanka encounters.
#7. The R Premadasa
Stadium has hosted as
many as 11 ODIs
between India and Sri
Lanka since 2008. The
Rangiri Stadium,
Dambulla is second on
the list with eight.
#8. India and Sri Lanka
have faced off in seven
tri-angular tournaments
since 2008. In the same
period, they have
played each other in
four Asia Cups, one
World Cup and a
Champions Trophy. In
all these tournaments,
they have played seven
finals against each other
— four of which have
been won by India and
three by Sri Lanka.
#1. India and Sri Lanka
have played each other
49 times since January
2008. That is the most
encounters teams have
had against each other
in ODIs since then.
Australia and England
are next on the list as
they have played 34
ODIs. Pakistan and Sri
Lanka, two teams who
supposedly play each
other many times, have
faced off 32 times since
2008.
#2. India have played 191
ODIs since January
2008. Which means that
25.65 percent of their
ODIs since then have
come against Sri Lanka.
India have won 29 of
those encounters.
#3. Sri Lanka have played
187 ODIs since January
2008. That too is a
percentage of 25.65 i.e.
the no of games against
India. Sri Lanka have
won 17 of those
encounters.
#4. Virat Kohli made his
ODI debut during the
tour to Sri Lanka in
2008. He has played 35
out of his 141 ODIs
against Sri Lanka and
has scored 1527 of his
5879 runs against them.
Out of his 20 tons, five
have come against Sri
Lanka. Thus, he has
scored 26 percent of his
runs and 25 percent of
his tons against Sri
Lanka. Interestingly, he
is yet to play a Test
match against Sri Lanka.
#5. Though Ishant
Sharma hasn’t been a
fixture in the Indian
one-day side, he has
had his fair share of
success against Sri
Lanka. Out of his 72
ODIs, he has played 22
ODIs against them and
has taken 37 of his 102
wickets in these
encounters.
#6. Kumar Sangakkara
has scored 1785 runs
against India in ODIs
since January 2008. That
is the most number of
runs a batsman has
scored against a single
opposition in ODIs since
2008. In fact, in the list
of the most successful
batsmen against a single
opposition since 2008,
the top six are batsmen
from the India-Sri Lanka
encounters — out of
the top ten, it is seven.
MS Dhoni is behind
Sangakkara with 1596
runs in 41 matches
against Sri Lanka.
Tillakaratne Dilshan has
scored 1594 runs
against India in 43
games. Gautam
Gambhir has amassed
1537 runs in 35 matches
against Sri Lanka. Virat
Kohli is fifth on the list
with 1527 runs in 35
matches against Sri
Lanka. Mahela
Jayawardene is sixth
with 1370 runs in India-
Sri Lanka encounters.
#7. The R Premadasa
Stadium has hosted as
many as 11 ODIs
between India and Sri
Lanka since 2008. The
Rangiri Stadium,
Dambulla is second on
the list with eight.
#8. India and Sri Lanka
have faced off in seven
tri-angular tournaments
since 2008. In the same
period, they have
played each other in
four Asia Cups, one
World Cup and a
Champions Trophy. In
all these tournaments,
they have played seven
finals against each other
— four of which have
been won by India and
three by Sri Lanka.
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