Arjuna Ranatunga Bowling vs Pakistan at Sharjah in 1984

If you are a fan of 1980’s cricket, then this video is perfect for you to see the slim and smart Arjuna Ranatunga was bowling against Pakistan at Sharjah in 1984. Ranatunga wear a white band on his head and bowling with a gentle medium pace on the slow surface of Sharjah cricket ground. This was a great performance for a young lad motivating to high his country flag in the new arena of cricket world. These classic vintage sure give you a smile to recall your memories. Later on, Ranatunga known for his big belly running sharp between the wickets. Lets watch his bowling spell. Ranatunga dismissed Saadat Ali (caught by Brendon Kuruppu), Pakistan captain Zaheer Abbas (caught by Ravi Ratnayeke), and Sarfraz Nawaz (caught by Vinothen John). Arjuna Ranatunga 3 for 38 in 10 overs vs Pakistan 1st Match, Sharjah, April 06, 1984, Rothmans Asia Cup. Later on he contributed useful 26 runs in the middle order. Restricted Pakistan to 187/9 in 46 overs, before scoring 26 runs to help Sri Lanka chase the target and win by 5 wickets.

Manoj Prabhakar ODI Debut 2 for 16 vs Sri Lanka at Sharjah in Asia Cup 1984

Manoj Prabhakar took 2 for 16 in 10 overs including 3 mdns against Sri Lanka in the first Asia Cup 1984.  His impressive bowling performance impressed everyone. He took the wickets of Sidath Wettimuny when Madan lal took a nice catch in the slip. His 2^nd wicket of Roy Dias When Dilip Vengsarkar took a nice catch in the short mid wicket. His economical spell bundle out Sri Lanka at just 96 runs which India chased the target without losing any wicket and won the match by 10 wickets. Lets watch Majob Prabhakar ODI debut wickets.

Siddath Wettimuny 96 off 145 Balls 180 Mins 13 Fours vs vs Australia at Kandy Only Test in April 1983

In this video you will see a rare innings of Siddath Wettimuny, who scored brilliant 96 runs off 145 Balls in 180 Mins including13 Fours vs Australia at Kandy in the 2^nd innings of Only Test in April 1983. It was a great innings as young wettimuny facing experienced Australian side. Lets watch the video.

Sidath Wettimuny from scoring during the Lords Test 1984 by keeping him down.

David Gower, Fowler & Ian Botham find a way to stop Sidath Wettimuny from scoring during the Lords Test 1984 by keeping him down. The Lankan opener made 190 despite cramps. 'He was a joy to watch, a model for young cricketers and a shock to England.'

Muttiah Muralitharan - The Greatest Sri Lankan Off Spinner

Brendon Kuruppu - Sri Lankan wicket keeper batsman

Brendon Kuruppu Former Sri Lankan Wicket Keeper Batsman

Brendon Kuruppu Former Sri Lankan Wicket Keeper Batsman

Kumar Sangakkara - All Time Great Wicket Keeper Batsman

Kumar Sangakkara - All Time Greatest Wicket Keeper Batsman 

Sri Lankan Former Captain Arjuna Ranatunga

Arjuna Ranatunga is easily called the Father of Sri Lankan Cricket. He was the brave man to set the example for more youngest. 

Winning Captain of Sri Lankan Team CWC 1996

Sri Lankan Great Batsman Kumar Sangakkara

A Streamlined Arjuna Ranatunga bowls in the 1983 World Cup

Former Sri Lanka Left Hand Batsman Hashan Tillekaratne

Muttiah Muralitharan 7 for 155 and 9 for 65 Sri Lanka vs England at Oval in 1998

Former Sri Lankan Opener Marvan Attapatu

Rangana Herath among spinners who've taken ten wickets in a match on five times.

Five Number of ten-wicket match hauls by left arm spinner Rangana Herath including the one he took in the recent test match against west Indies at Galle. The among spinners, only five others have taken more such hauls than him. Pakistan Abdul Qadir and Indian Harbhajan Singh also have five such hauls.

Sri Lankan attacking Hero, Romesh Kaluwitharana

Sri Lankan Lengendery batsman Mahela Jayawardena

Another Sri Lanka Great Player Mahela Jayawardena

Sri Lankan all time great batsman Arevind de Silva