SLPL 2013

[anjuhiru]

umbatat mara adahas pahala wenawane?

anyway it is really a gud sign....hope it happen that way

 

[kmc madushan]

2013 #SLPL matches to be played in 7 venues. Premadasa, Dambulla, Galle,Hambantota,Kurunagala,Moratuwa,Pallakelle in order to gather crowds

so all teams gonna have home venues , thats a goog sign, city rivalry is key for these type of tournaments , they should change the team names is well, how about kandy bastards vs colombo rapers, instead of basnahira vs kadurata

he he uba hena kalain dakka ban kohomada

 

[Mayan19]

he he uba hena kalain dakka ban kohomada

hi , giya para slpl ekata behalama weda kale neda uba,

 

[kmc madushan]

hi , giya para slpl ekata behalama weda kale neda uba,

ow ow kala Elakiri.com sponsor kala nea giya para

 

[anjuhiru]

Sri Lanka news

Jaffna players in Sri Lanka squads for tri-series

Andrew Fidel Fernando
May 7, 2013
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File photo - The teams include two players from Jaffna © ESPNcricinfo Ltd
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News : SLC writes to Indian board about early release of IPL players
Players/Officials: Ravindra Pushpakumara
Series/Tournaments: ICC Champions Trophy
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Three young cricketers from Sri Lanka's war-affected regions have been named in the squads scheduled to participate in a one-day tri-series, which aims to prepare Sri Lanka's national side for the Champions Trophy. Fast bowler S Silojen and wicketkeeper Rishan Tudor, both 19, have been named in the Sri Lanka and Sri Lanka Combined sides respectively, while top order batsman S Sanjeewan, 21, has been picked for Sri Lanka A.
Tudor, who played for St. Patrick's College, Jaffna, had impressed Muttiah Muralitharan and Kumar Sangakkara last year, after he was chosen for the Unity Team that traveled to Singapore in October last year. Sanjeewan, who played for St. Michael's College in Batticaloa, had also been part of that side.
"They are really talented cricketers and I'm very happy that they've got this chance," Northern region coach Ravindra Pushpakumara, who had worked with all three players, said. "Last year when we went to Singapore, Murali got to bowl a few overs at Rishan Tudor, who was wicketkeeping, and Murali and Sanga were amazed at his ability to pick the doosra so quickly. Sanjeewan also hit a couple of very fast fifties on that tour."
Silojen meanwhile, had been spotted by chief selector Sanath Jayasuriya on a recent trip to Jaffna, and has since been enrolled in Sri Lanka's pace bowling academy. He had played for Kokuvil Hindu College.
"Everyone who has worked for this is extremely happy," Pushpakumara said. "It's been a dream to see cricketers from the north and east playing in high level teams, and our first objective has been realised."
The tri-series begins on May 12, and all seven matches will be played in Pallekele. The Sri Lanka team for the tournament features only six cricketers who have been picked for the Champions Trophy squad, as the remaining players are currently in India for the IPL.

Andrew Fidel Fernando is ESPNcricinfo's Sri Lanka correspondent. He tweets here
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Posted by rukshi on (May 7, 2013, 16:21 GMT) - Featured comment I am a Canadian but from Srilanka.Ravindra Puspakumara has put lot of work in Jaffna and congratulation.The only disadvantage for the Jaffna Cricketers is they do not have a Turf Pitch.If they can identify a place at least to put up practice pitch I can raise some funds to do it.Puspakumara is aware of it.

Posted by MH19 on (May 9, 2013, 3:45 GMT) Ranjan Rodrigo in regards to your comment about Thilakaratne Dilshan he does not need any political backing to play for Sri Lanka as he is talented enough in all aspects of the game in Batting,Bowling and Fielding and is the best allrounder we have and had for a decade. Surley he will retire 1 day but in due respect he will be an automatic choice for SL in Test,1day and T20.No one has so far proved that his place can be taken.
Posted by

Navaneetharaj Thiruchittampalam on (May 8, 2013, 17:50 GMT) good news..but they should come in SL national team..best wishes..
Posted by

Sarathchandra Rabel on (May 8, 2013, 12:42 GMT) a positive move, at least from aspect of sports
Posted by

Shiraj Afm on (May 8, 2013, 8:04 GMT) Sanjeev not come from St. Michael's College in Batticaloa, He s from Bt/Methodist Central College
Posted by schathuranga on (May 8, 2013, 5:31 GMT) Show ur talent,u can get a place in national side.(c'mone sana)
Posted by Marcian on (May 8, 2013, 1:23 GMT) Great news! I have no doubt that someday a few boys from the North and East will play for the country. Hope they continue to get all the encouragement and guidance form SLC.
Posted by

Ranjan Rodrigo on (May 7, 2013, 20:32 GMT) Best news for me who has got fed up with SL cricket and even seniors thinking they are indispensable, The Seniors shud be consistent like Dhoni a nd even Tendulkar since inconsistent shud be dropped. In SL, Dilshan is enjoying the same political pull as Sanath and others too have to bow down a bit or else their business will suffer. Ranjan Rodrigo Sydney
Posted by Sinhaya on (May 7, 2013, 14:33 GMT) Great news indeed. Hopefully this will maximize our talent pool. Hope to see the Jaffna boys excel soon.
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San DE T on (May 7, 2013, 13:55 GMT) Amazing Job . Srilankan cricket

 

[anjuhiru]

i think this could be a very gud sign 4 srilankan cricket

if those players really talented they should play....

atleast give them chance in slpl

uthura team should recruit them....

mokadda umbalage adahas machanla???

 

[anjuhiru]

KANDURATA TEAM

Thilan Samaraweera
captain
Age: 35 years 288 days
Playing role: Batsman
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm offbreak


Johan Botha
Age: 30 years 65 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm offbreak


Rumesh Buddika
Age: 21 years 235 days
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm offbreak


Niroshan Dickwella
Age: 19 years 13 days
Playing role: Wicketkeeper batsman
Batting: Left-hand bat


Dilhara Lokuhettige
Age: 32 years 3 days
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm fast-medium


Sanath Jayasuriya
Age: 43 years 6 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Slow left-arm orthodox


Kosala Kulasekara
Age: 26 years 357 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm fast-medium


Jeevantha Kulatunga
Age: 38 years 247 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm medium


Kaushal Lokuarachchi
Age: 30 years 47 days
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Legbreak


Chris Lynn
Age: 22 years 87 days
Playing role: Batsman
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Slow left-arm orthodox


Misbah-ul-Haq
Age: 38 years 39 days
Playing role: Middle-order batsman
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Legbreak


Albie Morkel
Age: 31 years 26 days
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm medium-fast


Tharanga Paranavitana
Age: 30 years 82 days
Playing role: Opening batsman
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm offbreak


Chinthaka Perera
Age: 27 years 143 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm fast-medium


Thisara Perera
Age: 23 years 94 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm medium-fast


Saeed Ajmal
Age: 34 years 266 days
Playing role: Bowler
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm offbreak


Kaushal Silva
wicketkeeper
Age: 26 years 40 days
Playing role: Wicketkeeper batsman
Batting: Right-hand bat


Sohail Tanvir
Age: 27 years 207 days
Playing role: Bowler
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Left-arm medium-fast


Scott Styris
Age: 36 years 362 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm medium


Dane Vilas
Age: 27 years 26 days
Batting: Right-hand bat


Kithuruwan Vithanage
Age: 21 years 131 days
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Legbreak


Adam Voges
Age: 32 years 276 days
Playing role: Top-order batsman
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Slow left-arm orthodox


Malinda Warnapura
Age: 33 years 41 days
Playing role: Opening batsman
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm offbreak


Chanaka Welegedara
Age: 31 years 108 days
Playing role: Bowler
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Left-arm fast-medium


Kumar Sangakkara


Age: 34 years 253 days
Playing role: Wicketkeeper batsman
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm offbreak

 

[anjuhiru]

WAYAMBA UNITED TEAM

Kamran Akmal
Age: 30 years 175 days
Playing role: Wicketkeeper batsman
Batting: Right-hand bat


Mahela Jayawardene
captain
Age: 35 years 40 days
Playing role: Batsman
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm medium


Abdul Razzaq
Age: 32 years 217 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm fast-medium


Azhar Mahmood
Age: 37 years 129 days
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm fast-medium


Dinesh Chandimal
Age: 22 years 231 days
Playing role: Wicketkeeper batsman
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm offbreak


James Faulkner
Age: 22 years 68 days
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Left-arm fast-medium

Dilesh Gunaratne
Age: 23 years 95 days
Playing role: Bowler
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Left-arm fast-medium


Brad Hogg
Age: 41 years 151 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Slow left-arm chinaman


Colin Ingram
Age: 27 years 3 days
Playing role: Top-order batsman
Batting: Left-hand bat

Shehan Jayasuriya
Age: 20 years 298 days
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm offbreak


Suranga Lakmal
Age: 25 years 118 days
Playing role: Bowler
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm medium-fast


Kusal Perera
Age: 21 years 324 days
Playing role: Wicketkeeper batsman
Batting: Left-hand bat


Nimesh Perera - jnr
Age: 30 years 179 days
Playing role: Batsman
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm medium


Malinda Pushpakumara
Age: 25 years 104 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Slow left-arm orthodox


Kemar Roach
Age: 24 years 6 days
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm fast

Dasun Shanaka
Age: 20 years 301 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm medium


Alankara Asanka Silva
Age: 27 years 93 days
Playing role: Bowler
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm offbreak


Milinda Siriwardana
Age: 26 years 215 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Slow left-arm orthodox


Tamim Iqbal
Age: 23 years 108 days
Playing role: Opening batsman
Batting: Left-hand bat


Isuru Udana
Age: 24 years 140 days
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Left-arm medium-fast


Umar Akmal
Age: 22 years 41 days
Playing role: Middle-order batsman
Batting: Right-hand bat


Chaminda Vaas
Age: 38 years 161 days
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Left-arm fast-medium


Kaushalya Weeraratne
Age: 31 years 159 days
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm medium-fast

 

[anjuhiru]

SLPL 2012 MOST RUNS

EMDY Munaweera 7 7 1 212 45 35.33 147 144.21 0 0 0 22 12 (Uva Next)
AD Mathews 7 7 4 211 73* 70.33 151 139.73 0 1 0 19 6 (Nagenahira Nagas)
Kamran Akmal 5 5 0 203 79 40.60 158 128.48 0 2 0 23 4 (Wayamba United)
TM Dilshan 6 6 1 195 66* 39.00 159 122.64 0 2 0 21 4 (Basnahira Cricket Dundee)
Tamim Iqbal 6 6 1 190 93* 38.00 138 137.68 0 1 1 20 9 (Wayamba United)
CK Kapugedera 6 6 1 178 69* 35.60 124 143.54 0 1 0 14 7 (Uthura Rudras)
CJ Borgas 6 6 1 140 40 28.00 122 114.75 0 0 0 9 3 (Basnahira Cricket Dundee)
AJ Finch 6 6 0 137 65 22.83 105 130.47 0 1 1 14 6 (Ruhuna Royals)
WU Tharanga 5 5 1 135 65* 33.75 121 111.57 0 1 0 17 1 (Uva Next)

 

[anjuhiru]

UVA NEXT TEAM

Thilina Kandamby
captain
Age: 30 years 32 days
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Legbreak


Shivnarine Chanderpaul
Age: 37 years 325 days
Playing role: Batsman
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Legbreak


Dinesh Daminda
Age: 28 years 257 days
Playing role: Bowler
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm medium-fast


Fawad Alam
Age: 26 years 272 days
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Slow left-arm orthodox


Callum Ferguson
Age: 27 years 228 days
Playing role: Middle-order batsman
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm medium


Dilhara Fernando
Age: 32 years 353 days
Playing role: Bowler
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm fast-medium


Vishwa Fernando
Age: 20 years 292 days
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Left-arm medium-fast


James Franklin
Age: 31 years 242 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Left-arm medium


Hammad Azam
Age: 21 years 112 days
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm medium

Akila Isanka
Age: 23 years 173 days
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Slow left-arm orthodox


Chinthaka Jayasinghe
Age: 34 years 48 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm medium


Saliya Saman
Age: 26 years 224 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm medium-fast


Andrew McDonald
Age: 31 years 31 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm fast-medium


Lahiru Madushanka
Age: 19 years 298 days
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm fast-medium


Dilshan Munaweera
Age: 23 years 73 days
Playing role: Opening batsman
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm offbreak


Jacob Oram
Age: 33 years 344 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm fast-medium


Seekkuge Prasanna
Age: 27 years 9 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Legbreak


Ashan Priyanjan
Age: 22 years 327 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm medium-fast


Bhanuka Rajapaksa
Age: 20 years 256 days
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm medium


Sachithra Senanayake
Age: 27 years 148 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm offbreak


Shoaib Malik
Age: 30 years 156 days
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm offbreak


Ashen Silva
Age: 21 years 360 days
Playing role: Opening batsman
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm offbreak


Upul Tharanga
wicketkeeper
Age: 27 years 155 days
Playing role: Batsman
Batting: Left-hand bat


Umar Gul
Age: 28 years 83 days
Playing role: Bowler
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm fast-medium


Abdur Rehman
withdrawn player
Age: 32 years 127 days
Playing role: Bowler
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Slow left-arm orthodox


Chris Gayle
withdrawn player
Age: 32 years 289 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm offbreak

 

[kmc madushan]

Talking Cricket with Roshan Abeysinghe

SLPL goes to Galle, Hambantota

What is the status of the SLPL? When will it happen or will
it actually happen? These may be the questions on many a
lip of Sri Lankan cricket fans. The reason for such interest
could be the impact the whole tournament created in its
first year though I am sure there were areas the
organisers were surely going to look at come the next
year. Also another possible reason for the interest in the
SLPL could be particularly in view of the Big Bash in
Australia and the current goings on the IPL. Television
screens in most cricket loving nations are filled with the
action of the great stars of the modern day battling out for
their respective Indian franchises creating immense
pleasure and excitement for all. In the wake of such great
action and excitement it won’t be a surprise for the Sri
Lankan cricket lovers to expect something similar from
their own Premier League which is now known as the SLPL!
To begin with the organizers – Somerset Entertainment
Ventures and Sri Lanka Cricket – have made the correct
move in the second edition by deciding to spread the games
around the country. It was extremely obvious that from the
first occurrence the R Premadasa Stadium is not the best
venue to play so many games and also have the big crowds
the format needs. Colombo is a city where hundreds of
thousands of people come in for their employment and
really have very little time to spend on leisure on a regular
basis and hence scheduling so many games in front of
empty seats didn’t do the event any justice. I am sure it
was most demoralising to everybody involved to stage a
game of absolute action before a virtual empty house. It
made the organisers and the franchise owners take the
unusual step of filling in the ground with artificial support
which is not the way to go in leagues such the SLPL. The
countries where such leagues have been staged have
always attracted big crowds with the exception of Sri Lanka
and hence looking to tackle that issue is without doubt a
step in the right direction. As a result of the first
experience the second edition of the SLPL will be staged in
almost every major cricket location which ranges from
Colombo and spreads across the country covering cities
such as Kurunegala, Kandy, Dambulla, Galle, Hambantota
and Moratuwa. This will also mean that teams will justify
their identity. For example Wayamba where its provincial
capital is Kurunegala will actually play a game there and
also play a few games in Dambulla ensuring that they
capture the imagination, support and the participation of
the people of the area. The same applies to Ruhuna too
with games in Galle and Hambantota.
To succeed as an event the SLPL needs not just quality
players and good cricket but the support of the respective
people. Otherwise as it happened the first time the game
will be watched for its entertainment and quality and not
for the belongingness of the respective segment in the
country. True the rivalry amongst regions in Sri Lanka is
nowhere close to an Indian situation. Hence the reason for
the vast following the IPL has at the moment. It’s also true
that the SLPL can never be an IPL. In fact I wonder whether
there will ever be another event to match the IPL. But
despite such a situation it’s also important that the SLPL
identifies and works on the finer points of making the event
a success and one of the standout situations is the crowd
support! The decision to play games especially in
Kurunegala, Galle, Moratuwa and Dambulla should be
lauded whilst it’s a shame that Matara hasn’t got a game.
Besides it’s a pity that Sri Lanka still doesn’t have any
major cricket venue in either the North or the East. Had
that been the case the whole meaning of the League could
have easily been fulfilled. However when one looks at the
development plans in the said provinces it won’t be too long
before games are staged in those parts of the country too.
Politically this will be the tonic Sri Lanka needed as a
country as these were the regions that once fought a
thirty-year war to detach themselves from the country Sri
Lanka. In a scenario such as that to have all races playing
together and cheering together can be the perfect answer
to the world full of ills, where tolerance, love and
consideration for each other will stand out. I am sure in
time to come the SLPL if staged in such areas could be a
perfect solution to such a problem if it still exists.
Also the latest news on the league has it that the event is
ready to take off on the 10th of August and will conclude
on the 7thSeptember with just one game at a venue on a
day. Unlike the last year the SLPL will have two TV crews
too and according to the CEO of the event Ajith Jayasekera
the highly respected officer and the gentleman of the Sri
Lanka Air Force there will be much better players too in the
draft come the second edition of the SLPL.
So with seven franchises at the starting line backed by real
quality on the playing field the next edition of the SLPL
hopefully is going to be an event of great excitement

© Ceylon Today

 

[kmc madushan]

Hashim Amla, Vernon Philander , David Hussey , Clint McKay , Daniel Christian දැනටමත් SLPL 2013 සදහා සහාගිත්වය දැනුම් දී අවසන්

 

[anjuhiru]

maxxaa macho ehenam sirawatama tiyei....final xam tibba ekai mukut post karanna bariune.....THANKS MUCHAN UPDATES WALATA

 

[anjuhiru]

Lessons for the Sri Lanka Premier League

The spot-fixing scandal in the IPL has brought into focus the vulnerability of other domestic Twenty20 leagues, including the Sri Lanka Premier League, and there are many lessons that the nascent tournament can learn
Andrew Fidel Fernando
May 18, 2013
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The spot-fixing scandal in the IPL has brought into focus the vulnerability of other domestic Twenty20 leagues, like the Sri Lanka Premier League (SLPL), to corruption. It has also emphasised the need for effective anti-corruption measures and education. Last year's inaugural SLPL was seemingly well-equipped to deal with the threat of corruption, but when allegations surfaced that a fix was in the works, the SLPL's response was muddled, and concrete results from the ensuing investigation were never announced.
The allegations surfaced before the tournament had even begun, when an unnamed source purported to be close to the tournament's operations handed over a taped conversation to a local newspaper in the week before the opening ceremony. The conversation, said to be almost entirely in Hindi, allegedly had a franchise owner speaking about fixing matches in the tournament. After having the tape translated, staff at the newspaper were unwilling to publish the story, and instead handed over the tape to Sri Lanka Cricket.
On receiving the tape, SLC issued a release stating they had passed it on to officers of the ICC's anti-corruption and security unit (ACSU), who were in Sri Lanka to oversee the tournament. The release said an investigation was underway, but it was not immediately clear which body would conduct it.
Upali Dharmadasa, who was the SLC president at the time, was adamant the ACSU officers were conducting the investigation. The ICC, however, asserted that because a domestic tournament was the subject of the alleged corruption, the home board would carry out the investigation, with the ACSU involved insofar as SLC deemed fit. Confusion ruled the reactions from officials, and reassurances that the truth about the tape would be uncovered seemed hollow as a result.
Eventually, the tournament overcame the pall of corruption that clouded its beginning and the team that was supposedly embroiled in the affair performed surprisingly well, given their talent pool. The tape was not officially mentioned either by SLC or the ICC again, but SLPL tournament director, Ajit Jayasekara told ESPNcricinfo that the whole incident effectively amounted to a hoax.
"The SLC anti-corruption people conducted their investigation in coordination with the ICC unit, and they found that the tape wasn't an authentic one. Everything was done properly," he said on Saturday.
According to Jayasekara, SLC were satisfied with the anti-corruption measures in last year's tournament, and will not alter its arrangements for the 2013 tournament. "The ICC anti-corruption unit briefed all the players and officials before the tournament, and our anti-corruption unit was constantly involved as well," he said.
Given the ACSU's official involvement and the fact that the SLPL operates in a minuscule market compared to the IPL, it would appear the tournament is less susceptible to fixing. However, although the SLPL's anti-corruption measures are effectively identical to those adopted in international cricket, a fixing allegation revealed weaknesses in the authorities' response, and failed to reassure fans that the league was safe from corruption.

 

[anjuhiru]

rising stars from trianguler series

Angelo Perera

Sri Lanka



Full name Angelo Kanishka Perera
Born February 23, 1990, Moratuwa
Current age 23 years 91 days
Major teams Sri Lanka, Colts Cricket Club, Nondescripts Cricket Club, Schools Invitation XI, Sri Lanka A, Sri Lanka Academy XI, Sri Lanka Under-19s
Playing role Allrounder
Batting style Right-hand bat
Bowling style Slow left-arm orthodox
Height 5 ft 8 in
Education St. Peter's College, Colombo

Batting and fielding averages

Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave BF SR 100 50 4s 6s Ct St T20Is 1 - - - - - - - - - - - 1 0 First-class 40 62 6 2564 178 45.78 3375 75.97 6 13 217 76 45 0 List A 54 41 12 1099 113* 37.89 1070 102.71 3 4 85 41 11 0 Twenty20 29 25 7 486 54 27.00 388 125.25 0 1 37 20 17 0 Bowling averages

Mat Inns Balls Runs Wkts BBI BBM Ave Econ SR 4w 5w 10 T20Is 1 1 6 17 0 - - - 17.00 - 0 0 0 First-class 40 24 480 318 4 4/77 4/78 79.50 3.97 120.0 1 0 0 List A 54 22 551 368 17 5/20 5/20 21.64 4.00 32.4 0 1 0 Twenty20 29 7 90 122 6 3/15 3/15 20.33 8.13 15.0 0 0 0

 

[anjuhiru]

shaun tait also confirmed

 

[kmc madushan]

Caribbean Twenty20 Premier League international players

Aaron Finch (Australia), Albie Morkel (South Africa), Daniel Vettori (New Zealand), Dirk Nannes (Australia), Luke Pomersbach (Australia), Shakib Al Hasan (Bangladesh), Shaun Marsh (Australia), Shoaib Malik (Pakistan), Steven Smith (Australia), Tamim Iqbal (Bangladesh), Umar Akmal (Pakistan) and Vernon Philander (South Africa).

Elton Chigumbura (Zimbabwe), Davy Jacobs (South Africa), Justin Kemp (South Africa), James Franklin (New Zealand), Martin Guptill (New Zealand) and Kevin O'Brien (Ireland)

Tarrick Gabriel, Roland Cato, Ricardo Adams, Nicholas Pooran, Nicholas Alexis, Jerlani Robinson, Clinton Pestano, Anthony Bramble, Anthony Adams, Yannick Ottley, Yannick Cariah, Trevon Griffith, Sunil Walford Ambris, Stephen Katwaroo, Shane Dowrich, Shane Burton, Shai Hope, Roston Chase, Ronsford Beaton, Raymon Reifer, Rashidi Boucher, Rahkeem Cornwall, Quinton Boatswain, Nelson Bolan, Miguel Cummins, Marquino Mindley, Kyle Mayers, Kyle Corbin, Kristopher Ramsaran, Kraigg Brathwaite, Keon Joseph, Kennar Lewis, Kelbert Walters, Keiron Joseph, Kavem Hodge, Justin Greaves, Jonathan Foo, Jomel Warrican, John Campbell, Jerome Jones, Jermaine Blackwood, Jahmar Hamilton, Hayden Walsh, Evin Lewis, Derone Davis, Dalton Polius, Chesney Hughes, Chanderpaul Hemraj, Anthony Alleyne, Amir Khan, Aldane Thomas, Akeem Dewar, Akeal Hosei


ඔය කලු අකුරු වලින් ඉන්න ක්‍රිඩකයින් 2012 SLPL සදහා ගිව්සුම් ගත වූවන් එහෙත් මේ පාර ඔවුන්
Caribbean Twenty20 Premier League සදහා ගිවිසුම් ගත වෙලා

Ross Taylor, Muttiah Muralitharan, Herschelle Gibbs, Adam Gilchrist, Mohammad Hafeez and Ricky Ponting make up the international franchise players

franchise players අතරත් 2012 SLPL සෙල්ලම් කරපු ක්‍රිඩකයන් දෙදෙනක් අන්තර් ගත වෙනවා

එක්තරා ලංකාවේ ගොසෙප් අඩවියක් වර්තා කර තිබුනේද මුරලි ලංකාවට පයින් ගසා මුරලි කැරිබියන් යන බවයි තවද එහි මෙහෙම සදහන් උනා

පසුගිය කාලයේ මෙරට ක්‍රිකට් ක්‍රීඩකයින්ට පසුගිය කාලයේ රට වෙනුවෙන් ක්‍රීඩා නෙකොට මුදල් වෙනුවෙන් ක්‍රීඩා කිරීම පිලිබදව චෝදනා එල්ලවුණා. මේ අනුව මුත්තයියා මුරලිදරන්ටද එම චෝදනාවම එල්ලවනු ඇති. ඒ ක්‍රිස් ගේල් රට වෙනුවෙන් ක්‍රීඩා කරද්දී මුරලි මුදල්වෙනුවෙන් ක්‍රීඩා කිරීමට ඉදිරිපත්වීම හේතුවෙනුයි. ශ්‍රී ලංකා ක්‍රිකට් ක්‍රීඩකයින්ගේ සහ අනෙක් රටවල ක්‍රිකට් ක්‍රීඩකයින්ගේ වෙනස

 

[hdampiyarathne]

Hashim Amla, Vernon Philander , David Hussey , Clint McKay , Daniel Christian දැනටමත් SLPL 2013 සදහා සහාගිත්වය දැනුම් දී අවසන්

 

[anjuhiru]

tama carribean cricket board eka reply ekak dila ne....api balamuko mokada wenne kiyala....hope they will change....yako apine mulinma oka patan aran dates wen kara gatte....

 

[kmc madushan]

tama carribean cricket board eka reply ekak dila ne....api balamuko mokada wenne kiyala....hope they will change....yako apine mulinma oka patan aran dates wen kara gatte....

un date change karanna na ban aya Dan Tournament Fixtures Release karala thiyanna

http://www.espncricinfo.com/ci/content/series/604578.html?template=fixtures