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Dilruwan Perera

Sri Lanka Cricket: Dilruwan Perera Retires From All Forms Of International Cricket With Immediate Effect

With the bat, Dilruwan was poignant enough to bat for long hours in test cricket where he usually excelled.

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2nd Test: Sri Lanka opt to bat, Dilruwan Perera replaces Akila Dananjaya

Sri Lanka skipper Dimuth Karunaratne won the toss and elected to bat after rain delayed the start of the second and final Test against New Zealand.

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Dilruwan Perera added to Sri Lanka’s squad for 2nd Test against New Zealand

Dilruwan has pocketed 38 wickets in those five home Tests against South Africa and England last year.

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Year-ender 2018: CricketCountry’s Test XI of 2018

Presenting the 11 most impactful Test cricketers of 2018, with a superb No 12.

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Year-ender 2018: From Trent Boult to Jasprit Bumrah, the top ten Test spells

A look back at the ten most memorable and match-defining Test spells of 2018.

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Boxing Day Test: Dilruwan Perera becomes fourth Sri Lankan to 150 Test wickets

Perera’s 150 wickets have come at an average of just under 32 and a strike-rate of 59.9.

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Experienced players have taken the extra responsibility: Joe Root

It was the third time Sri Lanka have been whitewashed at home after India last year and Australia in 2004.

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3rd Test: Joe Root-led England register historic 3-0 series sweep against Sri Lanka

England registered a series sweep for the first time since Ted Dexter's side won 3-0 in New Zealand in 1963.

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Lakshan Sandakan’s no-balls was new for us: Sri Lanka bowling coach Piyal Wijetunge

Footage shows a stunning 40 per cent of Sandakan’s deliveries before lunch on the day were no balls.

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Sri Lanka sack selectors with team heading towards whitewash against England

Sri Lanka Cricket said a four-member panel headed by former Test player Asantha de Mel, 59, will choose the squad to play two Tests, three ODIs and a T20 in New Zealand starting next month.

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