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“Raza bowled exceptionally well,” said Williams. “We had to grind and grind. Kusal Mendis nears century as Sri Lanka battle to save West Indies Test Kusal Mendis led a strong Sri Lankan second innings effort but West Indies …

A former spin bowler, Kaushal Lokuarachchi, was given a four-year suspended jail sentence for crashing into a woman pedestrian and killing her in 2003.Mendis toured Australia late last year. He became only the second player after In July 2020, Mendis was arrested after being involved in a fatal road accident in He then chose to open the bowling with spinner Sikandar Raza whose seven for 113 in the first innings and scores of 72 and 34 earned him the player of the match award. His 116 came off 233 balls and included 13 fours a six as Sri Lanka finished on 205/3, still 156 runs short of victory.“Zimbabwe showed a lot of character,” said Sri Lanka captain Karunaratne. “The wicket was much slower than the first Test,” said Mathews, who was named man of the series for the double century he scored in the first Test. One of those abundant batsman-keeper combos, Kusal Mendis is a promising prospect for Sri Lanka in the post Sangakkara-Jayawardene era. They lost the wickets of Dimuth Karunaratne, Oshada Fernando for 47 and Angelo Mathews but Mendis' seventh Test century guided them through to the safety of a draw. Avishka Fernando also batted well to score a half century.Lankan CC skipper Chanaka Ruwansiri scored 124 runs in 134 balls with 4 boundaries and 9 sixes against Negombo CC at De Soysa Stadium Moratuwa. Kusal Mendis’s cricket career The middle-order batsman has represented Sri Lanka in 44 Tests, 76 ODIs, and 26 T20Is scoring 2995 runs, 2164 runs, and 484 runs respectively. Kusal Mendis and Angelo Mathews put together a century stand. the due His 116 came off 233 balls and included 13 fours a six as Sri Lanka finished on 205 for three, still 156 runs short of victory. The former national skipper is on the way to becoming the second centurion in the Super-8 round as he is unbeaten on 80 at close of play. He toured Australia with Sri Lanka’s T20 side late last year, scoring just 14 runs total in three innings. Mendis scored an unbeaten 132 runs in 213 balls with 18 boundaries against Ragama CC at MCG Katunayake. “It is hard to come back after losing the first Test but they played good cricket. CCC skipper Kusal Mendis was the first centurion in the Super-8 round of the SLC Major League Tier ‘A’ Cricket tournament (2019/2020) when cricket returned yesterday.Mendis scored an unbeaten 132 runs in 213 balls with 18 boundaries against Ragama CC at MCG Katunayake. Kusal Mendis hits century as Sri Lanka earn draw against Zimbabwe in second Test to win series The Lankans’ 10-wicket win in the first Test last week at the same venue meant they won the series 1-0. courtesy to ceylontoday.lk | Copyright © 2020 Ceylon Newspapers (Pvt) Ltd. I am very proud of the way we played.” The pitch, however, looked a lot more benign and Raza failed to trouble the openers in his first seven-over spell. In March 2018, he was named in Dambulla's squad for the On 28 July 2016, Mendis scored his maiden Test century during the first Test After good performances in Tests against Bangladesh, Mendis was named to the T20I squad for Sri Lanka by replacing injured In May 2018, he was one of 33 cricketers to be awarded a national contract by In the second Test, Mendis reached 1,000 Test runs in the calendar year 2018.

Zimbabwe face a one-off Test in Bangladesh and a series of white ball games. Kusal had to bat brilliantly to save the match.” Mendis added 64 with Dinesh Chandimal, 13 not out from 75 balls, before Williams gave up the hunt. 116 as Sri Lanka draw test on 204/3 to take series by Web Admin February 1, 2020 0 933 Cricket is literally about the valiant in a sport known to produce superstars As Kusal Mendis proved on Friday when he struck a timely unbeaten 116, his seventh Test century in battling Sri Lanka to an honourable draw of the

CCC skipper Kusal Mendis was the first centurion in the Super-8 round of the SLC Major League Tier ‘A’ Cricket tournament (2019/2020) when cricket returned yesterday. Zimbabwe faced just one ball in the morning which captain Sean Williams hit for six to bring up his half-century.

Sri Lanka batsman Kusal Mendis frustrated Zimbabwe’s hopes of a series-levelling win at the Harare Sports Club Ground with a stubborn 116 not out as the second Test petered out to a draw on Friday. Sri Lanka’s 10-wicket win in the first Test last week at the same venue meant they won the series 1-0. — DailyMirror (@Dailymirror_SL) July 5, 2020 Mendis batted at first drop in Sri Lanka’s most recent Test match, scoring an unbeaten century in Harare against Zimbabwe in January. He immediately declared setting Sri Lanka a challenging target of 361.They lost the wickets of Dimuth Karunaratne, Oshada Fernando for 47 and Angelo Mathews but Mendis' seventh Test century guided them through to the safety of a draw. Zimbabwe faced just one ball in the morning which captain Sean Williams hit for six to bring up his half-century. (Photo by Marty MELVILLE / AFP)Kusal Mendis, a mainstay of Sri Lanka’s top order in all three formats, was arrested on Sunday after allegedly being involved in a crash with a cyclist, who died instantly, just outside the country’s capital Colombo.Police said the 25-year-old batsman was driving a Range Rover at 5am when the incident happened.Frightful footage shared by the Daily Mirror shows the vehicle travelling along a narrow street before colliding with an elderly man who was crossing the road.Cricketer Kusal Mendis was arrested following an accident involving his vehicle that killed a man at Horethuduwa, Panadura early this morning Mendis batted at first drop in Sri Lanka’s most recent Test match, scoring an unbeaten century in Harare against Zimbabwe in January.He toured Australia with Sri Lanka’s T20 side late last year, scoring just 14 runs total in three innings.He was named in a 16-man squad for a two-match home Test series against England in March, but the tour was cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic.More than 3000 people are killed annually in traffic accidents in Sri Lanka.