Sunday, March 29, 2009
Sirasa Dancing Star -A super srilankan film
Friday, March 27, 2009
Who is the No 1 Billionaire?
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Thilan is standing up
Thilan Samarweera the world class srilankan cricketer is now in good spirit.After the incident in Pakistan he is now in good conditon as well as in good mood too.However it would not be easy to ferget that dreadful occasion easily even though physical damages were cured.He would be looking forward to contribute to Srilankan cricket again.Good Luck Thilan!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Pottu Amman's safe place captured
Sunday, March 22, 2009
New Captain of Sri Lankan Cricket team
Kumar Sangakara has taken over as Sri Lanka captain recently following stepping down of outgoing captain Mahela Jayawardene. In his first interview after taking over as Sri Lanka captain, Sangakara has expressed his delight to have stepped into his new role in Lankan team. The wicketkeeper batsman has said that his primary focus as team captain will be preparing for the Twenty20 world cup in England.
It has been a number of years, Sangakara has become one of the key members of Sri Lankan team. His role as vice captain during Jayawardene’s captaincy stint has been very successful as he has grown into a more matured both as a leader as well as a batsmen during this time. The most important thing is that Sangakara has developed a very close relationship with Jayawardene and that is very important for a team.
Moments of Sanga
Saturday, March 21, 2009
TM DILSHAN'S NEW LIFE
New Delhi: The agonising wait for Rajasthan Royals` last-ball win over Mumbai Indians that booked it a place in the IPL semifinals turned out to be quite enjoyable for the Delhi Daredevils, who found a perfect getaway from the tension at teammate Tillakaratne Dilshan`s wedding here last night.
The 31-year-old Dilshan got married at a city hotel last night and the Daredevils came out in full force to wish the Sri Lankan all-rounder and his bride.
The marriage was conducted under Hindu rituals and turned out to be a refreshing experience for the team`s other foreign recruits.
It was mesmeric. The music, the clothes that they wore, the atmosphere was completely a new experience for me. I had a good time, said Australian pacer Brett Geeves.
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Friday, March 20, 2009
Where is Prabha?(Pirabaharan)
Thursday, March 19, 2009
SIgh of relief to Srilankan Cricket
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — Sri Lankan cricketer Thilan Samaraweera was released from a hospital Thursday, just over two weeks after he was shot when the team was attacked in Pakistan.
Samaraweera, who had a bullet removed from his left thigh, was the last of the Sri Lankan players wounded in the March 3 attack to be released. His manager, Charlie Austin, said Samaraweera might be able to resume training at the end of April.
Samaraweera was among seven Sri Lankan players and a British assistant coach injured when more than a dozen gunmen used rifles, grenades and rocket launchers to attack a team convoy on its way to Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore for a test match against Pakistan.
Six police officers and the driver of a van carrying match officials were killed, and a Pakistani umpire shot during the attack is still in a Lahore hospital recovering from his wounds.
Before the attack, Samaraweera had notched his second successive test double century, scoring 214 in Lahore after reaching 231 in the first test at Karachi.