Monday, August 17, 2009
Monday, July 20, 2009
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Dr. David Young: Murali Fit to Play in Third Test
ri Lanka’s ace off-spinner Muttiah Muralitharan has been declared fit to play the third Test against Pakistan commencing on July 20 at Colombo's SSC ground. This was revealed by Dr David Young, an Australian Orthopaedic surgeon, who examined the spinner.
Speaking from Galle on Tuesday, Young said, “I examined Muralitharan’s knee injury in Colombo and he is now fit enough to play the next Test. If coach (Trevor Bayliss) and selectors want him, he can play now. He is as fit as ever.”
World’s highest wicket taker (770 in Tests and 505 in ODIs) sustained injury during a practice session just ahead of the ongoing Test series and was ruled out for the first two Test matches.
“Murali has started bowling practice and decision about him would be taken after the conclusion of the ongoing Test,” said Ashantha De Mel, the chairman of the selection committee.
[Source]
Speaking from Galle on Tuesday, Young said, “I examined Muralitharan’s knee injury in Colombo and he is now fit enough to play the next Test. If coach (Trevor Bayliss) and selectors want him, he can play now. He is as fit as ever.”
World’s highest wicket taker (770 in Tests and 505 in ODIs) sustained injury during a practice session just ahead of the ongoing Test series and was ruled out for the first two Test matches.
“Murali has started bowling practice and decision about him would be taken after the conclusion of the ongoing Test,” said Ashantha De Mel, the chairman of the selection committee.
[Source]
Friday, July 3, 2009
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Mathews or Kaushal Silva that is the question!
GALLE, Sri Lanka (Reuters) - Sri Lanka face a selection dilemma over their wicketkeeper as they gear-up for a tough three-test series against Pakistan starting in Galle on Saturday.
There is the option of playing uncapped Kaushal Silva, a batsman with a fine first-class record, but Sangakkara is tempted to play an all rounder to give him more bowling options.
Read more at reuters.com
Malinga to play in Australian version of the IPL
Slinger Malinga has been offered contract by the Australian Tasmanian State team to play for the Aussie "Big Bash" (their domestic T20 tournament). Malinga is considered to be the premier T20 pace bowler in the world. He was among the top wicket takers in both the IPL conducted in South Africa and the T20 world cup in England. He is bound to be extremely hard to get away in the bouncy pitches in Australia. Whether he plays in Australia or not depends on whether he gets permission from Sri Lanka Cricket.Read more from,
Tasmania signs slinger Malinga ABC Online
Tasmania signs Malinga for Twenty20 Sydney Morning Herald
'Slinger' boosts Tas Twenty20 Tasmania Mercury
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