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  1. Migara

    What happened to the flipper?

  2. Migara

    What happened to the flipper?

    Can even see the leg stump. Big lol at that hitting off.
  3. Migara

    Muralitharan big spin

    I was referring to a ball that Murali produced to get rid of Sadagopan Ramesh that was an absolute peach, even better than the one against Butcher. Yes peeps, I have got it. It is the last dismissal of the reel. Ball to pitch half a foot out side off (bowling round the wicket) and to take the...
  4. Migara

    Kuldeep yadav vs Brad Hogg

    Probably the two best chinamen going (gone) around in ODIs. Who is better? Hogg 156 @ 26.8, SR 35.5, ER 4.5 Yadav 104 @ 26.2, SR 30.6 Er 5.1
  5. Migara

    Why isn't Imran rated higher?

    More like . . . .
  6. Migara

    The ATG Teams General arguing/discussing thread

    So was Pollock and McGrath, more so than Muralitharan. And so was Warne when he delivered front of the hand. Everybody straightens their elbows barring Sarwan. As long as it is within 15 degrees, these accusations come under following.
  7. Migara

    Your countries best XI - minus Test, ODI and T20 players.

    OK, No. 9 goes to Dayananda Sahabandu, who was a left arm leg cutters bowler. And here is Sahabandu, and note the similarity to a certain fast bowler. 1. Ian Daniels 2. Gehan Mendis 3. Bhanuka Perera 4. Sajith Fernando 5. Mahadevan Sathasivam 6. CH Gunasekara 7. Nimesh Perera 8. 9...
  8. Migara

    Part timers with beautiful actions: Sehwag vs Mark Waugh vs Aravinda vs Hooper

    These guys were extremely attacking batsmen. Entertainers, and because of it thrown many innings away. They had their share of technical weaknesses, but on song, they made Tendulkars and Laras look defensive. This is however about their bowling. All four are part timers, and off break bowlers...
  9. Migara

    Sri Lanka A tour in West Indies

    Middle-order batsman Dhananjaya De Silva has been appointed Captain while last year’s U19 national Captain, Charith Asalanka has been named as his deputy. Incidentally, both are former Richmondites. Sri Lanka A will play 3 four-day games and as many List-A fifty-over matches, starting on the...
  10. Migara

    Chinaman Part Two – under arm

    Chinaman Part Two – under arm [An adaptaion from a Sinhalese blog post: http://paadadaasapuva.blogspot.com/2016/02/blog-post_21.html] The talk in the town is that Shehan Karunathilake, the author of the record seller “The Chinaman” is going to write part two of the story. And as we all...
  11. Migara

    Epic trolling

    Person X: "Hi, I am Sri Lankan. I have a video of a short Sri Lankan man attacking a group of Australian tourists. Would you like to have the video" News 7: "Send it through if you can, thanks"
  12. Migara

    Best ever Associate bowler

    Looking at the Afghan bowling lineup gives me goosebumps. Hamid Hasan ambles and delivers at 145k. Dawlat Zadran is smooth and hits 145k regularly. The 17 year old spinner, Rishad Khan, bows top-spinners and googlies more than leggies and carries a lot of mystery. Who do you think the best...
  13. Migara

    Chris Gayle vs TM Dilshan (all formats)

    Chris Gayle is a brutal hitter of the cricket ball and plays high impact knocks. His game is based on power and eye. Very useful off spinner, and a safe fielder. TM Dilshan is a middle order batsman-turned-opener. Plays high impact knocks, and the game is based on reflexes. eye. quick hands and...
  14. Migara

    ***Official*** West Indies in Sri Lanka 2015

    Tour is underway. WI are in trouble against SLBP XI. Randiv taking 3/33, and Lakmal 2/11 off 10 overs. WIdns 127/6 (46.0 ov, D Ramdin 5*, SD Hope 24*, S Randiv 3/33) - Stumps | Live Scorecard | ESPN Cricinfo
  15. Migara

    Second best off-break bowler?

    Murali is the best. The question who is next. Laker has a astonishingly good average, and of course that 19 wickets in one match. Prasanna' s average is not very impressive (compared to Murali or Laker), but was an artist. People say very good things about Mallet. Saqlain shot out best spin...
  16. Migara

    Second best fast attack in the history

    We all know, West Indies trio / quartet of fast bowlers dominated cricket for 15 years, and in my mind the best pace bowling attack in the history of test cricket. What comes second? Aussies of 2000s? Imran-Wasim-Waqar? Donald - Pollock? Steyn - Morkel - Philander? Thompson and Lillee? Lindwall...
  17. Migara

    Split keeping duties

    The current SL test squad has three keepers (Sanga, Kaushal Silva and Chandimal) playing, all are 1st choice keepers in FCC or in limited over formats. Unfortunately all three are prolific top order players. This will force one of them to bat at #7. The reasons are of fatigue setting in during...
  18. Migara

    Jeffery Vandersay: First Impression

    A Late bloomer in to cricket, and listed as a legspinner. The last heave weight match he played was against Pakistan A and did well. Today had a look at him. Bowls a pretty decent leg break (mind you T20, did throw up couple of balls though), but no googly. Has a mysterious finger flick slider...
  19. Migara

    PHT Kaushal: First impressions

    He has been doing well in FC matches for some time, got a chance against NZ, and got "Baz"ed (but got him out to his credit). Doing pretty well against Pakistan. Big flight, some sharp spin, doosra and arm balls once in a while and bowling wicket taking deliveries. Needs improvement on accuracy...
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