෴||Sri Lanka Tour of New Zealand 2014/15||DEC 26- JAN 29||2Test -7ODI||෴

[kmc madushan]

oke gahawwot nam defa 2-3 days walin iwarai, 3 days addoth pudumai




peo eken usually csn block karanawa ne ?

pay channel wala penna nathi nisa block karana ekak na

 

[Thilinacba]

pay channel wala penna nathi nisa block karana ekak na

csn walata wada wena channel ekaka pennuwa nam hondai, csn quality eka anthimai machan and stupid ads

 

[sahanyugantha]

'All five seamers are able' - Vaas
RSS Feeds: Andrew Fidel Fernando
© ESPN Sports Media Ltd.

Dushmantha Chameera

Right-arm medium-fast

http://www.espncricinfo.com/new-zealand-v-sri-lanka-2014-15/content/player/552152.html
but he expected bowl @150kmph

 

[kmc madushan]

Dushmantha Chameera

Right-arm medium-fast

http://www.espncricinfo.com/new-zealand-v-sri-lanka-2014-15/content/player/552152.html
but he expected bowl @150kmph

 

[kmc madushan]

csn walata wada wena channel ekaka pennuwa nam hondai, csn quality eka anthimai machan and stupid ads

ow bn kawuruth ganne na nea sat tv rights oya case eka thiyanne NZ , bangaladesh wala un tv right sell karanne tournament ekan tournament ekata SLC eka wage padu pita hari awurudu 10 kata 15 kata Tv rights dila damma nam oya kisi case ekak na

 

[hector@troy]

gahanne na neme ubata katawath gahanna ba kiyahan

hako...
sathutuda..?

 

[එළකිරි කොල්ලෙක්]

Dushmantha Chameera

Right-arm medium-fast

http://www.espncricinfo.com/new-zealand-v-sri-lanka-2014-15/content/player/552152.html
but he expected bowl @150kmph

Being called as Medium pace doesnt mention that he can exceed the 140k limit bng.
Just to remind There was a time when Malinga was called a Right arm medium bowler by Ten Sports while he was bowling at 139-144. Things like that happen.
Still I don't get how Medium,Medium-Fast,Fast-Medium,Fast is defined by these proprietors. But Believe me this guy is going to be a great asset with pace if he keeps going. Just to remind He bowled continuously on 139-141 in SLPL 2 years back. Si its probable that he'll increase his pace.But I guess it will be up to something like 145.But 150 isnt something untouchable

 

[එළකිරි කොල්ලෙක්]

අපේ උන්ට බඩු බනිස් වෙයිද මන්දා. මෙන්න අනිද්දට හම්බෙන පිච් එක

Canterbury officials are confident the country's newest test venue will scrub up impressively when New Zealand meet Sri Lanka at Hagley Oval beginning on Friday. This test has been three years in the making, since the February 2011 earthquake.
Christchurch last hosted a test - also against Sri Lanka - at Lancaster Park in December 2006. New Zealand won by five wickets, captain Brendon McCullum is the only home-side survivor, while champion Sri Lankan batsman Kumar Sangakkara belted an even 100 out of 170 for the visitors.
The most recent international matches in Christchurch were on Pakistan's visit in 2010-11 when they rolled New Zealand for just 80 - the first four batsmen made 0 - in a T20, then won an ODI by 43 runs soon after, in January 2011 shortly before Christchurch's world changed forever.
The Hagley Oval pitch block comprises 11 strips. Six are made with Waikari soil from North Canterbury; five with Kakanui, from south of Oamaru, which produces more pace and bounce.
Canterbury tend to use the Waikari-based pitches for one-day games, which have a more medium pace, and the Kakanui strips for first-class games.
The test will be played on a Kakanui-based pitch, so Sri Lanka can forget any ideas they'll get spin-friendly conditions.
Canterbury Cricket chief executive Lee Germon is proud of the fact since the block was relaid there have been no draws in first-class games.
The pitch earned a top two rating from New Zealand Cricket, he added.
"The pitch and outfield are fine and the groundsmen are happy with where they're at in terms of preparation," former New Zealand captain Germon said yesterday.

BAdu PAcket wage matath penne Spinner kenek nethuwa gahana eka hondai wage dn nam

 

[asylum]

අපේ උන්ට බඩු බනිස් වෙයිද මන්දා. මෙන්න අනිද්දට හම්බෙන පිච් එක

appe me mokakda me

ape unta deiyangema pehitai wage.

 

[asylum]

one of leading magazine of england which known "The Guardian" has announced the best international XI of 2014 (based on all format of cricket)
1 David warner
2 Hashim amla
3 Kumar sangakkara
4 Steve smith
5 Younus khan
6 Angelo mathews (C)
7 AB de villiers (WK)
8 Mitchel johnson
9 Rangana herath
10 Dale steyn
11 Jimmy anderson

good good no indian nice team.

 

[Feedback.]

Ela apith set wuna kawuru dinnath hondai lankawa dinawanawanam godak hondai
gentlemen cricket play karana loke inna pattama teams deka

 

[Feedback.]

yako meke kohoma spin karannada world cup ekatath mewage ewa labunoth hadda anathai

 

[Henry L]

hako...
sathutuda..?

kaata boru kalath hithata boru karanna bane ban

 

[Henry L]

good good no indian nice team.

 

[hitback]

Being called as Medium pace doesnt mention that he can exceed the 140k limit bng.
Just to remind There was a time when Malinga was called a Right arm medium bowler by Ten Sports while he was bowling at 139-144. Things like that happen.
Still I don't get how Medium,Medium-Fast,Fast-Medium,Fast is defined by these proprietors. But Believe me this guy is going to be a great asset with pace if he keeps going. Just to remind He bowled continuously on 139-141 in SLPL 2 years back. Si its probable that he'll increase his pace.But I guess it will be up to something like 145.But 150 isnt something untouchable

ඒ කාලෙ නම් කැලේ දැම්මේ. සමහර විට වාසි දැන් හදලා ඇති මූව. අවුරුදු 2 කට කලියෙන් 140+ දැම්මා කියන්නේ දැන් 145 වගේ පුලුවන් ඇති බං. පට්ට energetic ඇක්ශන් එකක් නෙහ් තියෙන්නෙ.

 

[sahanyugantha]

Being called as Medium pace doesnt mention that he can exceed the 140k limit bng.
Just to remind There was a time when Malinga was called a Right arm medium bowler by Ten Sports while he was bowling at 139-144. Things like that happen.
Still I don't get how Medium,Medium-Fast,Fast-Medium,Fast is defined by these proprietors. But Believe me this guy is going to be a great asset with pace if he keeps going. Just to remind He bowled continuously on 139-141 in SLPL 2 years back. Si its probable that he'll increase his pace.But I guess it will be up to something like 145.But 150 isnt something untouchable

wil c ban btw line n length more important

 

[janakaaj]

Chandimal recalls Tsunami pain
​

If Dinesh Chandimal is picked for Sri Lanka on Thursday, he might recall the harrowing moment that changed his nation a decade ago.

Fifteen-year-old Chandimal was watching the New Zealand v Sri Lanka Boxing Day ODI at his family's home by the sea in Amabalangoda, when his mother called out. The neighbour's boat, she said, was quickly closing in on their house. Chandimal took a single look at the giant wave, raised the alarm, and they ran.

If he was traumatised that day, he wears those scars lightly. He is firstly thankful that no one in his family was among the 38,000 Sri Lankans who lost their lives, but their troubles were hardly insubstantial.

"We lost everything," Chandimal said, "including my cricket bag. I can still remember what happened like it was yesterday, the way our home was caught up and lost. Our neighbours and our relatives, everyone was affected. I feel very sad even now, when I think about it."

Perhaps no on-field disappointment will ever match the distress of surviving a tsunami, but in 2014, Chandimal has had plenty of cricketing adversity to overcome. Having begun the year with 89 in a match-saving stand with Angelo Mathews in Abu Dhabi, his form deserted him so emphatically that he dropped himself from the World T20 side he was captaining. He was axed from the ODI team soon after. In Tests - for so long his best suit - he nosedived, falling to the hook shot thrice in three innings in June and July before the selectors packed him off to an 'A' team tour of England.


"It's been a struggle in the past few months," he said. "I'm someone who's always looking for runs, and maybe that's why I play the hook when I see a short ball. When you are performing badly, whether you're playing cricket, running a business, or studying, you're always going to be under pressure. Maybe that got to me mentally as well."

More failures would follow, at home and in India, before his game finally began to click again. "There were technical issues as well, and I worked very hard on those. Maybe I won't hook early in the innings any more, but after I've watched for a bit, I will go to the hook shot I've always played well in the past.

"Mentally, I had to get myself to a good place as well. For that, I watched a lot of videos of myself batting well in the past - my hundred at Lord's, my batting in the CB series in 2012, and in my debut Test against South Africa. I was looking at what my attitude was, and what I was thinking about. I absorbed all of that, and it's allowed me to start doing well again."

Chandimal's change of fortunes came at the tail-end of the series against England, when the axing of opener Kusal Perera vacated a space in the middle order. His 35 from 31 in the sixth ODI was later described as a "very special, very important innings," by Kumar Sangakkara, whose hundred headed up the victory. A few days later in Colombo, Chandimal's brisk 55 not out put the finishing touches on a match-winning total of 302.

"The England tour was a big challenge," he said. "I was in a good mental space for those matches, and really ready to perform for the team. That's the attitude with which I went into those matches, and I've only become stronger since. I think I've done better in overseas matches than I have in the subcontinent, so that makes me feel confident with the season coming up."

Chandimal is unlikely to play as wicketkeeper, even if he is picked for the first Test. Unburdened by leadership, and relieved of the gloves as well, he and the selectors will hope he finds full expression at the top level again.


Andrew Fidel Fernando is ESPNcricinfo's Sri Lanka correspondent. @andrewffernando

 

[එළකිරි කොල්ලෙක්]

ඒ කාලෙ නම් කැලේ දැම්මේ. සමහර විට වාසි දැන් හදලා ඇති මූව. අවුරුදු 2 කට කලියෙන් 140+ දැම්මා කියන්නේ දැන් 145 වගේ පුලුවන් ඇති බං. පට්ට energetic ඇක්ශන් එකක් නෙහ් තියෙන්නෙ.

Vass ekkat Buwa wedi kalayak hitiye ne bn. Eth Vass amuthuma dial ekak buwa awata passe thamai suranga lakmal ehema me tharamata sharp une. Ekath wedi kalayaka effect eak nethuwa.
Okage ekama awla umba kyapu eka thamai. Oka kele kannek . Ange size eke hatiyata uoo maximum effort ekak gannawa ekamai control natte

wil c ban btw line n length more important

Yep bn datz true

 

[hector@troy]

kaata boru kalath hithata boru karanna bane ban

ow ow ekane mata ubawa dakka gaman ***** gahanne ne kiyalama kiyawenne..

 

[upulpdn]

Ranuk on his way! - Sanage