Thisara last represented Sri Lanka at the Champions Trophy
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Sri Lanka have included all-rounders Thisara Perera and Milinda Siriwardana in their squad for the upcoming five-match ODI series against India.
“Match fitness is what he’s lacking now – his physical fitness is superb”
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Veteran pace bowler Lasith Malinga found a spot in Sri Lanka’s squad for the Champions Trophy in England in June.
Dickwella’s injury may take a few weeks to heal
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Sri Lanka will be without wicketkeeper-batsman Niroshan Dickwella for the rest of the ongoing ODI series against Bangladesh as he was diagnosed with a hairline fracture in his left hand.
Perera has not played ODI cricket since November last year
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Batsman Kusal Perera and all-rounder Thisara Perera are back in Sri Lanka’s ODI squad for the forthcoming series against Bangladesh.
Gunaratne is mobbed by his team-mates after leading Sri Lanka to victory
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Asela Gunaratne blasted a career-best 84 not out to lead Sri Lanka to a spectacular come-from-behind win over Australia in Geelong.
Sandakan is set to make his Twenty20 debut later this month
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Sri Lanka have drafted uncapped batting all-rounder Thikshila de Silva in their squad for the upcoming Twenty20 series against South Africa.
Boult finished with figures of 3/21 off his four overs
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New Zealand drew first blood in their two-match Twenty20 series against Sri Lanka as they escaped with a thrilling three-run win in the first match at Mount Maunganui.
New Zealand celebrate after beating Sri Lanka 3-1
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New Zealand opener Martin Guptill scored a scintillating century to lead his side to a 36-run win over Sri Lanka in the fifth and final ODI at Mount Maunganui and a 3-1 series win.
Guptill now holds the record for the second-fastest half-century in ODI history
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New Zealand opening batsman Martin Guptill stole the spotlight in his side’s 10-wicket win over Sri Lanka in Christchurch as he not only scored the second-fastest fifty in ODI history, but also the fastest ODI half-century by a Black Caps batsman.
Guptill hit nine boundaries and four sixes during his innings of 79
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New Zealand opener Martin Guptill smashed 79 and captain Brendon McCullum hammered 55 to lead their side to a convincing seven-wicket win over Sri Lanka in the first ODI in Christchurch.
