Lets see how the NBD perform on Roads - good chance for Mahela to score a triple
I dont think our bowlers will be able to get wickets and dismiss Pakistan especially on these tracks.we have teh weakest bowling attack among top teams
Lets see how the NBD perform on Roads - good chance for Mahela to score a triple
I dont think our bowlers will be able to get wickets and dismiss Pakistan especially on these tracks.we have teh weakest bowling attack among top teams
try beating this team bitches!!!!!!
1.Mark Taylor(C) 2.Sir Conrad HunTe 3. Sir Viv Richards
4.Wally Hammond 5.Inzamam Ul Haq 6.Sir Ian Botham
7.Ian Healy(WK) 8.Ray Lindwall 9.Anil Kumble 10.Saeed Ajmal 11.John Snow
12 - Charlie Griffith
after all its Pakistan we playing against.so anything can happen.
Cricket is a game of gentlemen,
Invented by the English
Improvised by the Aussies
Mastered by the Sri Lankans
& fucked up by u bloody Indians..
Pakistan is a curse for international Cricket. Lol!Originally Posted by sameera
Still better than NBD because PAK make it exciting
LOL ya,never know whether its PAK vs the other team or PAK vs PAK haha,only the bookie knowsStill better than NBD because PAK make it exciting
I present to you, an XI for the ages: The Kajuwatte AllStars
Sunil Gavaskar, Roy Fredericks, David Boon, Sourav Ganguly, Sir Clyde Walcott( Wk), V.V.S Laxman, Andrew Flintoff, Sajeewa Weerakoon (c), Fazal Mahmood, Muttiah Muralidaran, Akila Dananjaya
Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq although admitted that Sri Lanka's bowling has weakened with the retirement of the likes of Muttiah Muralitharan and Lasith Malinga but said that they remain a potentially dangerous side and could not be taken lightly.
It'll be foolish to underestimate Sri Lanka: Misbah - Times Of India
Sri Lankan team arrive in UAE for Pakistan series
Abu Dhabi: The Sri Lankan cricket team led by Tillakaratne Dilshan arrived yesterday afternoon for their Test series against Pakistan starting with the first Test on Tuesday at the Zayed International Cricket Stadium.
Dilshan's squad arrived in Dubai yesterday afternoon and proceeded by bus to their hotel in Abu Dhabi.
Out of the initial squad announced for the three Tests, Sri Lanka will miss the services of Shaminda Eranga due to a shoulder injury.
Eranga played in the recent Test series against Australia and was replaced on the eve of their departure by uncapped Kosala Kulasekara, who was a member of the Lankan A side that toured England earlier this year.
The Sri Lankan side has retained 13 members from the Test squad that played in their 1-0 loss to Australia at home recently .
The Sri Lankans will be training at the Zayed Stadium this afternoon.
Free admission
Meanwhile Dilawar Mani, CEO of the Emirates Cricket Board said admission to the first Test will be free.
"We expect the two sides that have some world class players to dish out an exciting series and it is a great opportunity for the fans in the UAE to witness high class cricket."
The second Test will be played in Dubai from October 26 to 30 while the third will be held in Sharjah from November 3 to 7.
The Sri Lankan squad for the subsequent five one-day international matches and a T20 international will be named later.
Prior to their departure to the UAE the team took part in a traditional religious ceremony where they were blessed by a Buddhist monk at the Sri Lanka Cricket headquarters in Colombo.
Sri Lanka will be keen to end a 11-match losing streak since their last win against India at Galle in July 2010.
This year, Sri Lanka lost an away series against England 1-0, before being beaten by Australia by a similar margin at home.
gulfnews : Sri Lankan team arrive in UAE for Pakistan series
hmmm so this home-away-from-home thing of pakistan means that we don't get any practice matches...
Mahela IPL tibbath kalin yai oya flat tracks wala practice karanna denava kivvanam
Our future lies with the fast bowlers - Dilshan
Tillakaratne Dilshan must be the only cricketer in the world to captain his country in three consecutive Test series with three different head coaches. Dilshan left for Abu Dhabi in the UAE on Friday with newly appointed coach of the Sri Lanka team Geoff Marsh to play a series of three Tests starting on Tuesday and five One-Day Internationals.
Since taking over the reigns from former captain Kumar Sangakkara, Dilshan first had former Australian cricketer Stuart Law as interim coach for the tour to England and then former Sri Lanka fast bowler Rumesh Ratnayake playing a similar role in the recently concluded home series against Australia, before Sri Lanka Cricket eventually found a permanent successor to Trevor Bayliss who quit at the end of the 2011 World Cup in April.
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