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Left hand batsman Left arm slow orthodox bowler Sanath Jayasuriya brings to the Sri lankan team an all round ability which any captain would willingly have under his command. [More] |
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| Mahela Jayawardene | Vice-captain | |
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Right hand batsman Right arm medium bowler Mahela Jayawardene started off his international career for Sri Lanka by hitting the winning run in a One-Day International against Zimbabwe followed by a half-century. [More] |
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| Russel Arnold | ||
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Left hand batsman Right arm off break bowler Russel Arnold is an immensely talented opening batsman who also bowls useful off-spin. [More] |
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| Marvan Atapattu | ||
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Right hand batsman Right arm off break bowler This stylish right hander has been a consistent and prolific scorer in Sri Lankan domestic. After an inauspicious start to his Test career, in which he managed just 1 run in 5 innings against India and Australia, he returned to the national side in 1997. [More] |
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| Upul Chandana | ||
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Right hand batsman Right arm leg break bowler This 27-year-old utility all-rounder adds some useful variety to the Sri Lankan side. His steady leg-spin and middle order batting has provided a significant contribution. [More] |
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| Indika de Saram | ||
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Right hand batsman Wicketkeeper [Profile] |
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| Avishka Gunawardene | ||
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Left hand batsman
Avishka Gunawardene, a left-handed aggressive opening batsman was inducted into the Sri Lankan team after a good series in the Commonwealth Games in Malaysia, when Kaluwitharana was struggling to make runs at the top of the order. [Profile] |
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| Romesh Kaluwitharana | ||
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Right hand batsman Wicketkeeper The diminutive right handed wicket-keeper batsman exploded back into the forefront of the international scene during Sri Lanka's 1995 tour of Australia. [More] |
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| Mutiah Muralitharan | ||
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Right hand batsman Right arm off break bowler Unfortunately for him, Muttiah Muralitharan is going to have to work exceptionally hard if he wants to be remembered for more than just the controversy over his bowling action. [More] |
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| Nimesh Perera | ||
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Left hand batsman Right arm leg break bowler [Profile] |
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| Suresh Perera | ||
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Right hand batsman Right arm medium bowler [Profile] |
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| Chamara Silva | ||
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| Chaminda Vaas | ||
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Left hand batsman Left arm fast medium bowler Chaminda Vaas has in many ways been the chief architect of Sri Lanka's upsurge in Test and one-day cricket of late. His incisive left arm pace bowling, which has invited comparisons with Wasim Akram, albeit somewhat prematurely, has given the attack the extra bite it had been missing previously. [More] |
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| Pramodya Wickramasinghe | ||
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Right hand batsman Right arm fast medium bowler Pramodya Wickremasinghe is easily the most experienced of Sri Lanka's pacemen, and has been a mainstay in their attack for many years now. [More] |
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| Nuwan Zoysa | ||
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Left hand batsman Left arm fast medium bowler [Profile] |
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