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Dhananjaya De Silva Replaces Dimuth Karunaratne As Sri Lanka's New Test Skipper
When he leads, Dhananjaya will become the 18th cricketer to lead Sri Lanka in men’s Test matches.
Dhananjaya boasts an impressive record of 51 Test appearances, including ten centuries and 13 fifties. His first assignment kicks off with a one-off Test against Afghanistan on February 6.
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Asia Cup: An Outstanding Display Of Bowling From Siraj, Credit To Him For How He Approached The Game,…
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Asia Cup 2023: Team Sri Lanka Unfazed By Injuries
Sri Lanka skipper Dasun Shanaka said on Wednesday the defending champions will challenge every team in the Asia Cup despite injuries to several key players. Sri Lanka, co-hosting the tournament ...
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